Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-02-12

III LtIudy, WHlEu 4diio vi Cuuudy lIlIs
year. Everybody invited. A. E.
Hildreth, teacher.
A card to the Record from P. j.
Wittmayer tells of his arrival at Ha-
vre, Mont, and that snow is plen-
tiful.
The family of Mr.. ,lSeldige, the
new proprietor of the Stone Hotel.
arrived in Linton>Iast week and the
new management is now in charge.
Gregory Magrum. of the Brad
dock country. was in Linton several
days last week. Friday he went to
Bismarck for visit, returning next
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl LeSeuer will
take charge of the ranch recently
secured by DR.. Hogue in the trade
for his hotel. The ranch is in Suits
man county.
VIM. Haag. clerk in the Vorlan-
der Drug Store, spent the latter
part of last week visiting friends
! land relatives in the Temvik and Ha-
zelton country.
| A Valentine Social will be held at
J the home of E. e. Pitcher. of Omio.
on Friday evening. February 18th.
Everybody invited to come and share
I the good time.
| N. j. Cruden. a horse buyer from
La Moure, spent the week in and
around Linton and left yesterday
with carload of horses to show
for his weeks work.
Ira Matthias. of Herman. Mimi,
who has been visiting his sister.
Mrs. George Burge. in Linton for a
couple of weeks, left yesterday for
his Minnesota home.
John Klaudt, of the Linton Bazar
force, is one of the latest appended
lis victims in this neck O. the woods
ann Dr.. Woiverton remnved the of
Tending part last Thursday.
4 Fred Freeman writes the Record
from Dale that Mrs. F. has so far
recovered from her recent illness as
/, to he around the house and attend
to the personal care of her baby.
| Mrs. w. S. Freeman has returned
to her home in Linton after spending
several weeks assisting and caring
for her sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred
Freeman, at her home near Dale.
Oscar Adams. of Hague, and Har-
ry Bunch. of Pollock, were here the
first of the week in the interests of
the North Star Lumber Co.. by
which concern they are employed.
DR.. Wolverton went down to
| Westfeld Sunday to attend Tone
and Clara Yer Hoeven. He found
one of them suffering from bronchi-
It's and the other infammatory rheu-
matism.
A. D. Tough is instructing the
clarinet section Of the Linton Boys
Band in the intricacies Of clarinet
music. He gave his first course of
instruction Tuesday night in the
4 band hall.
Il Mrs. Rose Waldron, for many
years resident of Winona in pic.
neer days, returned Saturday OF
last week to her home in Bismarck
after an extended whit with old
friends in Linton.
Mitchell Casson. the young mar
who secured considerable notoriety
because of the mechanical abilit,
(which he displayed in building {
miniature battle-ship. is very Low
with pneumonia.
Battle OF Bull Kun, three-ree
Il l01 Bison feature. will be offered a
the Electric Theatre on Sarurda,
night Of this week. This is u fin
picture. Don't miss it. Yol
| missed the last good one. ADV.
Judge and Mrs. Chas. ssB. Garlic
left yesterday morning for shor
Il : l.. Z
visit at the Capital City. Mrs. c
will consult with physicians VIII
| have been treating her and Mr.. c
/ will Ionk after some business ma,
i ters of his own.
just a few reasons why the For
| car is the car to buy: 1st. Becaus
Hit is the Universal carr I'd. Be
/ cause tits easily operated. Sd. Be
cause of its durability. 4th. BIZ
| cause tits economical to run. 5tt
| Because of the very low price. 6tf
L Because of it's light weight--less tir
/ expense and more mileage with Ies
i hgasnline. 7th. Because there is n