Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-03-19
IN TOWN AND OUT
the year. He will return to Linton
about the first Of May.

Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat, Bis
marck, N. D.-Adv.
!. Carl Vorlander received the sad
news this week of the death of a
sister in Germany whom he had not
seen for years. The young lady had
been practicing as nurse and con-
tracted disease for which she had
been nursing, which proved fatal.
| Miss Jessie Britts is dangerously
i'll at the home of her parents III
Linton. Tuesday night it was
thought she was beyond hope Of re-
covery but at the present writing
she is holding her own. Heart
trouble seems to be the cause of her
illness.
For the benefit of those in Linton
who are anxious to secure an cleo
tric-light plant for Linton the writer
will state that advertisements are
being carried in couple of daily
papers and in an electrical journal
to secure the interest of some engi-
neer with the required amount Of
capital.
Don Tracy and John Meier, the
local "Hall-rooms," are the proprie-
tors of an "auto-go-beel" now. This
week, they purchased a second hand
Ford from H. Fl. Hanson. The
boys promise that some of the Lin
ton fair sex may be assured of their
share of joy rides from now on.
! The Record has just learned of the
death of Mrs. j. H. James in Cal
ifornia. where she and her husband
had gone to reside. Mr.. and Mrs.
James left here some time ago to
join the Merchants who formerly re-
sided here. Mrs. James died just
after their arrival at their new
home. Deceased was sister Of Mrs.
w. j. Marchant.
Judge W. S. Casselman, of Bis
marck, was in Linton a couple of
days last week and while here he
purchased five-passenger electric
lighted Hupmobile from +. B.
Streeter. H. N. Turner drove the
car to Bismarck for Mr.. C. The
roads were bad in places, but the
trip was accomplished without seri.
Gus difficulty.
/ William, the little son of DR.. and
Mrs. Wolverton, sustained very
painful accidentTuesday. Some wash
ing had been done and pail of hot
water was left on the kitchen floor,
while the mother stepped into the
next room. Before she could re-
turn, William managed IN some way
to sit down into the pail of hot wa
ter. His clothes were at once torn
off, the burns dressed, and while he
has suffered a great deal, no serious
results are likely to follow.
Little Goldie, the 6-year.old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Pet
It's, of the Winchester neighborhood,
died suddenly, Tuesday afternoon
while undergoing an operation by
. DR.. Wolverton FOR the removal of 9
large tumor of the left hip and back
The tumor had been removed, the
anaesthetics stopped, and the wounc
was about to be closed, when the
breathing became shallow, and in {
few minutes had stopped. Oxygen
was administered and artificial res
piration kept up for about two
hours, but without avail.
The First Bank people have re
ceived word IF the death, recently
of Mrs. Louise Carley. for severa
years resident of Linton. Mrs. C.
came to Linton from Aneta, thi:
stats, with her husband. She oper
ated the Vendome restaurant soutt
of the old Westcott buildings. Fol
several years she had been working
at Dayton, Ohio, and was forced tt
experience the horrors Of the grea
food there last year. No particular
have been received.
The band boys gave a dance a
the opera house Tuesday night, thu
seventeenth Of Ireland" The at
tendance at the dance beat anything
in recent years, some eighty tickets
-lbeing sold. The band boys had dom
: their part, too, and the hall wa
Hastily decorated in the customar.
st. Patrick's color. An orchestra q
six pieces furnished the music ant
! their work met with high degre
: of appreciation. Dancing continued
late into the night, midnigh
+ lunch being served at the Turne
hotel.
y Sam Solmonson, a prosperous far
mer of the Winona country. spen
4 SATURDAY. in Linton attending t
r some business affairs. He report
J. that some gentleman of almore o
LESS mysterious character stopped a
his house one day recently, VIII
: claimed to be employed by the Grea
= Northern Railway to examine lh
8 ;old survey from Glendale to TIL
!, river. He claimed that the G. N
was about to take up the work 0
putting that line through. How
f ever, we haven't seen the railroad
], yet.
y In this issue Of the Record appear
the mammoth announcement of tn
w elles-Thompson lumber Compan
y which has just taken over the Mort
Star yards. This is one of the.preai
o est changes in local business circle
n for some time. The North Star
e Represented in most of the town
q south OH the Milwaukee, as well Q
aiIin Linton. The new concern ha
le charge Of its own mills and will shi
j, 4 I;.oot ~ thar ryordc Tho r,..sne