Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-08

northwestern llne6 udy Wedu sOAe-
thing" That was in 1886. MIR.
Rhame was continual subscriber
up to the time Of his death, which
occurred in Minneapolis only a
couple Of weeks ago.
Well, that lopg-looked-for snow
arrived at last. 1t was ushered 10
with the new year. Perhaps cou-
pie of inches of the little crystals
fell.
Mrs. Tucker, foster daughter Of
Mrs. VIM. Boswell. returned last
week to her home at Ortley, S. D..
after a couple Of weeks visit with
Linton relatives.
States Attorney George W. Lynn
has been in Herreid and Mound City
since Friday looking after the inter.
ests of q murder suspect whose hear
ing comes this week. Attorney
Harry Lynn left Monday to attend
the trial.
A. Nj. Britts returned Friday from
the Capital City where he attended
the organization meeting of BARRIERS
examiners of which he was chosen
president. Mrs. Britts and little
Miss Dorothy accompanied him on
Ms trip.
Comrade W. L. Bales writes the
| Record that he has just returned
from an extended visit with his
hoyhood neighbors at Redfield. Iowa.
He is now staying in Pollock and
will remain there until spring. at
east.
! A couple of impromptu wrestling
matches were staged in the new
Kremer & Sautter building Monday
night. Fred Lapaugh was winner
over Floyd Freeman and Mahlon
Nom and Fred Kremer wrestled to
a draw.
| Miss May Blrbage. Of the Livona
country, arrived in Linton Saturday
night tor few days visit with her
Linton relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Shier and family. and Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Chas. Paulson. She went to Hazel
ton Tuesday for visit.
The Record is in receipt of 8
Christmas card from Fred Pfaff, Jr.
now of Baldwin. this state. but form
erly Lintonite. The card bear.
Ia likeness of he "phiz" which Free
sports and looked pretty natural tt
1--WE 'uns." He is we'll and happy
}, The Record has received letter
from L. w. Brophy. now at Musko
gee. Okla, who was formerly il
business at Linton and at the pres
. ent town of Temvik. Mr.. B. is pros
pering and owns q string of moving
picture houses in Oklahoma cities.
81 There will be a regular communi
: cation Of the Linton lodge of Free
masons at which time the Maste
Mason work will be conferred. !
: is the order Of the worshipfulm aste
K that a large attendance be on han
' to assist in exemplifying the work
: Mrs, Thomas Renskers. of West
: field, and Mrs. Peter Droog. Of Hull
were quite sick this week and need
q ed the services Of DR.. Wolvertor
), The first-named lady was sufferin
: from appendicitis and the latte
:. from pneumonia. Both are reco,
. ering.
From time to time the Record ed
!, tor receives letters from subscriber
who pay in advance and order til
- paper to be discontinued when til
. time is up. Such is not the propt
: method Of giving notice. We al
unable to keep track Of such ordel
and it is only by notifying US at II
:, :, time the paper is to be stopped th'
il we can properly attend to it.
,e The Ford car has SIS pounds Of j
D. own weight per horsepower to pul
That's the reason it is such q GOT
~ hill-climber. When you buy q Ct
:: notice what kind Of rear-axle housir
!. it has. The Ford is big and strol
IT and has no truss-r0ds to be brok,
at off by the rocks. Come and see Il
Ia new 1914 model. The car for sc
"a vice. The best at any price. ADV
st. Elmo is the name of the pl
tx which will be given in the ope
~ house, Monday, January 18th. II
ct company has a good advance reco
4, and are especially noted for I
CO beautiful gowns and stage prop,
of ties which they carry. Manag
Turner promises his patrons a tr4
when ST. Elmo shows next Mondt
= Tickets at Vorlander's ADV.
'ae The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
nd Lee, near Ernmonsburg. was I
ire scene of q hilarious masquerade p
|ouI ~ Er;f3nv ,1ic,ht nf LAST u,pak en-