Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-09-10

anu Is rapidly making his financial
condition comfortable. The bride
has lived here from childhood and
has many friends. The wedding
took place in Linton Tuesday, Sep
TENDER LIST.
A. H. Irvine returned last week
from his purchasing trip at the Twin
Cities. He reports considerable un.
rest among the large wholesalers
who are waiting to determine the
results of the European war on
trade.
John Holsti, the Highland town
ship land man. was in Linton over
night Tuesday. He was accom-
panied by Dan Dempsey of Estel-
line. s. D., wealthy farmer, who
is looking over the country with a
view to purchasing land.
Carl vorlander, Harry Lynn. Don
Tracy and John Meier constituted
an auto party that went to Stras-
burg Friday night to attend dance
given in B. Wald's hall by number
of the young people from the Hull
and Westfield country.
A false alarm of fire Thursday
evening caused considerable hurry
ing and scurrying up town. A re-
port that A. Nj. Britts' residence in
West Linton was on fire, drew q
large crowd. 1t was q bonfire of
rubbish that drew the excitement.
Paul Mausehund and family, of
the Hartford neighborhood. were
Linton visitors the first of the week. :.
They had sumo Photographic work
done at Smiths Studio. This was
the first visit to Linton for Mrs. M.
since December last.
A dance at the w. B. Lee home at
Emmonsburg drew crowd of Lin
ton people Saturday night. Among
those who attended were Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Kyes, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Lee, Messrs. Harry Lynn. A. R.
Corwine, John Meier, VIM. Fetterly
and Don Tracy.
Miss Lulu Smith. sister of Earle
and Jay Smith and Mrs. VIM. john
son. who has been making her home
in New York state for a number 'nf
years. arrived in Linton Saturday
night for short visit with Linton
relatives while on her way to visit
Pacific coast points.
E A. Grain, Miss Lucille, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Petrie and Robert City,
bourne expect to leave today,
weather permitting, for an auto trip
to Minneapolis by way of Water
town. Mr.. Clybourne will return
to his home after spending the sum-
mer months here and the others will
visit Minneapolis relatives a while
before returning to Linton.
Attorney Scott Camern, P. G.
Rocks and Tom O'Brien were local
democrats who spent a couple of
days at Bismarck last week to lie
present at the meeting of the state
central committee. Frnnk Sprague.
of Grafton, and H. H. Perry, of Ell
lendaIe, republican and democrat.
respectively. were elected to the
chairnlanships.
S. A. Mikalson, the Hazelton mer-
chant, was in Linton Saturday
afternoon to meet Mrs. Mikalson
who returned via the Milwaukee af.
ter visiting with her parents at Del.
| phi. Mont. On the return trip she
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Mikal.
4 son who arc living at Plevna, Mont
4 Mrs. Al Mikalson was formerly Miss
Frances Paddock and teacher il
! the Hazelton schools.
/ Any. Oharmeier and wife arrived
in Linton Tuesday for visit, al
lesst, and it they can find nous,
lsuitable for the. winter, they vii
make Linton their home untilspring
4 They were accompanied by Mrs
H Obermeier's mother and Miss Felix
man,. q neice Of MIR. Obermeier',
who arrived from Germany shor
time ago. Mr.. Obermeier recent,
sold his hotel at Armour. S. ID.
The Record is preparing state
ments to send to our subscriber
who are in arrears. To, the mai
4 who owes the printer from dolla
and q half to ten the item does no
seem TO be particularly important
If our patrons would stop to conside
that there are about 1000 Of ttos
Ibills they could quickly grasp tn
fact that the printer has goo,
deal Of earned money standing out
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the idea Of offending and the ma
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