Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-08
IN TOWN AND OUT
is a present resident of the Shields
country west Of the river and is in
good circumstances.

is present resident of the Shields
country west Of the river and is in
good circumstances.
Miss Josephine Baker, of the Gay
ton country, has returned to her
home after All extended visit with
Linton relatives.
Kasper. Dr., 12-year-old son of
Kasper Burgad, Of Little Beaver.
was operated on Tuesday at Wolver-
toms hospital for appendicitis.
Glen Turner and Miss Hazel Pc
trie returned this week to their
school. They are students at the
Agricultural College at Fargo.
Anton scherr. living in the Stras-
burg country, was in Linton last
Saturday to have DR.. Wolverton OPP
crate on his l0-year-old daughter.
Emil Nelson, of Temvik. has been
receiving treatment for a severe case
of blood-poison. He has been at the
Wolverton hospital the past week.
DR.. Wolverton performed an OPP.
Grafton for chronic mastoiditis or
Katie Massett. 10-year.old daughter
of Lawrence Massett, of Little Bea-
yer.
Xavier Junge. local agent of the
Occident Elevator Company. has
been in Mandan for several days on
business for the company which h.
represents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shenkenberger
returned Friday from Eureka where
they went to join their relatives in
watching the old year out and the
new year in.
| j. A. Blewett. who recently went
to Woodman, Wis. to visit at the
old home. reports that Wisconsin
looks good; but North Dakota for
| him, just the same.
| ]. G. Trasta, prominent farmer
of the Braddock country, took the
i Milwaukee at Linton Monday for
Arlington, S.. D., where he will
spend the rest of the winter.
VIM. (often pronounced will
yum'D Jones and niece, Miss Flor.
ence Culhertson, returned last week
from Minneapolis where they spent
Christmas with Milton CuIbertson
Mrs. P. j. Dawson and little
daughter, Blanche, arrived in Linton
Saturday for two weeks visit with
MRS. Dawson's daughters, Mrs. F
B. Streeter and Miss Grace Dawson
Mrs. N. w. Peterson and Mrs
Alfe Gouldt and little daughter, al
, Of Aberdeen, S. D., are spending thu
week in Linton, the guests Of theil
brother, John Shenkenberger, ant
& =
:. wife.
The Linton corps Of teachers re
tnrned Saturday night of last weel
from the various points where the.
had been spending the holiday vaca
ton. The local schools began Mon
day.
!, N. e. Dale, for several years
: stockman in the Hartford country
: has disposed of his Emmons count
holdings and Tuesday he left 70
. Iowa where he will make his futur
. home.
Peter Sogstad, Of the Braddoc
country, was Linton visitor Nor
day. He states That ten mile
: north If town there is plenty {
= snow for shedding. Beyond that tn
y ground is almost bare.
Buy car for which you can q
n extra parts at any time. Six hui
as dred dollars worth on hand at q
[e times. Cheap in price, too. TT
nrice Of extra parts you must col
slider, Mr.. Auto Purchaser. ADV.
~ y, Theo. Yetter. formerly a farm'
J. near Hartford. who is now expel
= menting with farming as they do
back in Iowa, writes the Record TIL
~ he "kind O. pines for North Dako
y yet, and may return here again son
~ day.
Jas. McCormick. of the Braddo'
W News, and VIM. Baxter we're ntov
% several days this week trying to g
'p- the co .nmissioners to come across
with a little financial assistan
ck looking toward the improving
m roads leading into Braddock.
BIT !. While looking over the old files
the Record in preparing the "Plor
of Ter DAYS, items The following v
ed noticed: "Messrs. M. D. Rhame a
Ter j. w. Cobb, Of MINNEAPOLIS. w
sit guests Of the Emmons house Mond
night. The former gentleman viz
of ed this Office and subscribed for
The Record. Upon giving us his addr
~, ~ ,pos fonnd tn read. Enginee