Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-12-31
Happy New Year!

Hats below cost to make room 70
Spring Stock. Mrs. VIM. Raven 4
Go. ADV.
Miss Winnie Bates and the Misse
Johnley spent the first of the weej
in Bismarck.
Theresa Wohl has gone to Hills
view, S. d., for a short visit witt
Mrs. Heinzmann.
The weather remains pretty cold
but there is little wind and the folk
don't seem to mind it much.
Tie county commissioners will
meet in their regular January SEES
sion on Monday of next week.
David Alderman, living six mile!
northeast of Linton. is patient a,
the local hospital for appendicitis.
Ben Matthews. a prosperous far
mer in the Hazelton country, spen
Monday night in Linton on business
Lizzie Jangula and little sister
Philippine, are visiting their mar
ried sister in South Dakota over the
holidays.
The signs of the time are for YOU
to take course in Mankato Com.
mercial college. Mankota, MINI
Send for catalog. ADV.
Don Tracy is in receipt of an an
nouncement of the fifty-iifth wed
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. j
Don Tracy, his grandparents, OF
Pollock, S. d.
Gottlieb Grenz, of the Hazeltor
country. was in Linton Monday
night to make final proof on his
homestead. He came down on the
Northern Pacific.
Little Joe Bosch, whose chance
for life was small couple of weeks
ago. has so far recovered from his
attack of appendicitis that he re.
turned to his home this week.
Glen Turner left yesterday noon
over the Milwaukee for a visit at
Fargo where he formerly attended
school at the Agricultural College
He will be gone about week.
For Sale-Two tulI-hlood Duroc-
Jersey spring boar pigs. weight
about 100 pounds each. Call on or
write to Paul Mauschund, Hartford.
Farm located on l0-133. rs. Adv.
We The members of the Omio
church wish to invite the public to
an oyster dinner.at the home Of j.
Fl. Jennings, January 9Th. Pro.
ceeds to go to the church fund. -
Adv.
Miss Agnes Andrews, teacher in
the public schools of iceland, was in
Linton Tuesday to meet sister.
Miss Lillian, who has been teaching
at Petersburg, N. D. They returned
to ICELAND Yesterday
Specia! Agent, Emmons. Burleigh
and Mclean counties, old line life
insurance company. al contract
for producer. State experience.
Rayner & Pierce. State Agents,
Valley City, N. D.-Adv.
Born, Friday, December 25th. to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wolfer, Of
Linton, daughter. Mother and
daughter in good health and the
Christmas present is properly ap-
preciated by Father John.
Bishop j. Poyntz Tyler will hold
services in the Episcopal church on
Sunday. January Sd. Morning
Prayer, Confirmation and Com
munion. Evening Prayer. Sermon
both morning and evening.
This week on the front page OF the
Record appears an article prepared
under authority of the National
Farmers Union. From week to
week we will carry material of this
nature, as our space will permit.
Ray Little was down from the
Temvik country as a witness in the
Frank Beska final.proof matter.
Mr.. Little is prominently identified
with the Farmers Union which is
getting such good results for the
farmers Of the Temvik country.
Miss Ella Strand. who taught
school in the Dakem neighborhood 9
couple Of years ago, is spending the
holiday season at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Haggard. Miss
Strand isteaching in the northern
part of the state. Her home is in
Marshall, MINI.
A. Seeklandsr. a prosperous far
mer from Estelline. S. ID has beer
visiting in Emmlns county for sew.
eral days, the guest of John .Holsti
Of Wilson Township. who was with
bin. Mr.. seeklander may !atei
become an Emmons county resident
forhe is at present looking over the