Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-12-31
IN TOWN AND OUT
The Kind

country with view to purchasing
Mr.. Holsti expects to bring mum.
Der of new settlers to Emmon.
county from Estelline as result OF
his missionary work this winter.
Big New Year Dance at the opera
mousse Thursday night, New Year
eve. lood music and good time
Tome and Join the bunch In watching
the oId year out and the new year In.
smith & Turner.-Adv.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Van Beck
were up from the Westfield
country Tuesday. In the afternoon
they had some Photographic work
done at Smiths studio and the next
morning Mrs. Van Beck was operat-
ed upon by DR.. Wolve.ton of the
local hospital.
| Clifford Hanley and Miss Ethel
Daily were two young people from
the southern part of the county who
were in Linton yesterday to secure
marriage license and have the
necessary knot tied. They returned
to their future home in the Dale
neighborhood this morning.
1t is rumored that home talent
minstrel show will be put on some
OF these fine nights. DR.. C. O..
Smith and the band boys are behind
the proposition which will have for
its object the raising of necessary
finances for the band. More will be
given of the show at later date.
Frank Beska, of the Temvik
country, was in Linton Monday to
prove up on his homestead. 1t was
set before Judge Carley, but as he
was absent at Bismarck on business
in connection with the recount on
the Office of states attorney, Clerk
of Court Fogle handled the proof.
In addition to the second two reels
of the Million Dollar Mystery there
will be two other reels of pictures
Saturday night of this week at the
Electric Theatre. This is the first
show in 1916. Turn over new leaf
and "resolute" to see all the shows.
There isn't any too much amuse.
ment to be had. so why not take adj
vantage of all opportunities?-A
Mrs. McVey, chief operator for
the Dakota Central Telephone Com
pany at this point. spent several
days in bismarck the forepart of the
week securing medical attention
for her little girl who is suffering
from an attack of appendicitis and
J typhoid fever. The little girl has
been in serious condition. Mrs.
! McVey returned to Linton Tuesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nesbit and lit
tie daughter, May. Of Monango, ar
rived in Linton Thursday night of
last week to spend Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Johnsonbaugh,
Mrs. Nesbit's parents, also to visit
her brothers. They returned home
day before yesterday, making the
trip by way Of Moffit and the 500.
r. A. Fearseth, who is in charge
of the Braddock News, spent Christ
mas in Linton as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Streeter. Mr.. Fear.
seth is young in years but has made
friends with all whom he comes in
contact in the discharge of his du-
ties. AS he becomes more familiar
with the town and the people he
should improve as manager of the
News.
Last week the Record made bare
mention of the marriage of Law
renee Sandwich and Miss Hilda
| Vanderberg. More particulars of
the happy affair are as follows: On
Saturday, December 18th. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. /. r. CLANCY.
the brides parents, Mr.. Sandwich
and Miss Vanderberg were united in
marriage by Rev. Ponath. After
the ceremony wedding dinner was
served at which the Immediate rel
atives of the contracting parties
were present.
For some time past the rush of
work has kept the Record force con-
tinually busy. Nov. with the ap-
proach of the new year and the
main grind Of The wiHter. things are
letting up little. We are taking
this occasion tocall attention to the
fact that the Record will be glad to
secure local correspondents in the
various neighborhoods, such as
Strasburg. Hague. Hull. Westfeld,
Omio. and others. Our correspond
ents have done very well SO far.
Bnt we want them to keep up the
good work and others to follow. A
correspondent does world Of good
for his community by getting the
little local items Of interest before