Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-22

day. Mrs. Haak was about 40 years
of age. We have received no partic-
lars as yet relative to her death.
Mrs. w. o. Irwin was hostess to
number of Linton ladies on Thurs
day afternoon Of last week. Friday
afternoon she entertained the men,
bers of the Clio Club.
Rev. N. Wood, former M. E.
clergyman at Linton, spent the lat
ter part of last week visiting old
friends here. Rev. Woud is now To-
Gated Mt Wishek, this state.
Adam Kraft, of Strasburg, accom-
panied by Jos. Kraft, of Harvey,
was calling on Linton friends Mon
day afternoon. They made the trip
up from Strasburg by auto.
7. P. Lee and wife, of the Brad
dock country, spent Thursday of
last week in Linton. They accom-
panied Mike Kaiser who came down
from Braddock by automobile.
/, A. M. Britts returned yesterday
from the Twin Cities where he spent
the past week on business. T, w.
Britts. his father, who accompanied
him there, will remain for couple
of weeks.
Harry Haugse made a trip to
J Bottineau last week and returned
Friday night accompanied by his
sister-in-law, Miss Sarah Sause, who
has been in a hospital at that place
for some time.
Katie Landes, 15-year- daugh-
ter of Mrs. Jacob Boshans. was sue
cessfully operated on by DR.. Wolver-
ton for ulcer of the stomach, Mon
day. The girl was in serious con-
ditioE before the operation.
Judge Nuessle will open the win
ter term of court at Linton a
week from Tuesday. February Sd. at
10 a. m. The first day will be de-
voted to naturalization matters and
| the jury has been ordered to report
at 10 a. m. the following morning.
The Golden Rule Store is the name
of new business institution which
will open for business in few days
in Linton. The store will occupy
the building formerly occupied by
Kremer 4 Sautter. Al. Jangula
and Ignatz Kuhn comprise the new
firm
4 R. P. Towne and C. L. Huglin. of
the Klntyre country, spent Monday
IN town. They came down to bring
sister-in-law, Hilda Olson, here to
catch the train on her way home to
Lake Norden, S. D.. after an extend
ed visit with her Emmons county
relatives.
F. W. Freeman. of Paramount,
MIMI, brother of w. S. and F. H.
Freeman, is in Linton visiting his
relatives for a few days. He was
called to this county by the poor
health Of his father who resides at
Dale. Mr.. F. is grain-buyer at
Paramount.
John Baumgartner, one of the
first Russian German settlers to take
up land in Emmons county and who
now makes his home in Strasburg
arrived on Mondays train for {
couple of days. visit with his many
old friends. John is we'll along ir
years but is still in good health.
George S. Nelson. of the Winon.
country, was here Monday. n.
drought John Jenner and family
here to take the train for RismarcI
where they were TO undergo medica
treatment. They arrived in Linton
at $3.50 a. M, so they must hav
started from home before sun-up.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Petrie lef
day before yesterday for Evanston
ILL.,. and Chicago. where they vii
visit their daughters, Frances an
Laura. Later they will go to Bat
tie Creek. Mich, and finally to Cal
fornia points to spend the rest Of tn
winter. Mr.. T.. "A. Grain and Mis-
Lucille will join them.
''In the Lions Claw" presented q
the opera house by the Lyon Drs
. matte Co. last Saturday evening wal
without doubt, the best play eve
put on in this city. Owing TO the fas
that their visit to this city was
1.-THE busy season of the year the aud
ence was not very large. hut shoul
lthey pay this city another visit !
the future we are sure they will |
lgreeted with a packed house.
Petersburg, N. D.-Adv.
! Deposits OF more than three hui
!. dred and fifty thousand dollars al
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