Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-01-28


talent OF class is gobbled up b,
others. Now is the time to think
the thing over.
The Ambitious Dancers will stage
big dance on Friday night, Febru.
uary 18th (Lincoln's Birthday. and
big plans are under way for the
event. Smiths Orchestra. consist.
ing of four pisces. will furnish the
music and the ones who don't attend
will miss the treat of their lives
Adv.
There is practically nothing doing
in the way Of legislative news from
the state capital this week. Inves.
legations have been the order of the
day and have not amounted to much.
So far there has been practically no
tampering with the laws. all at
tempts having been side. tracked.
Miss Otilla Wentz. of ICELAND
was Linton visitor over Sunday.
Miss Wentz is a relative of the
Ketchum family living west of town
and spent some of her time there
while on the trip. Some of her
time, loo. was monopolized by GER
tain Linton young man.
j. Fl. Reamer, who is spending
the winter at LIE Seuer. Mimi,
writes Don Tracy that he is becom.
ing "some punkins" as fisherman.
That it isn't the ordinary fish story
we may he sure from the fact that a
nice bunch of the product Of his
prowess is-on the way.
The funeral of VIM. Mccormack
was held at the M. E. church in
Linton Friday afternoon at 2 p. m.
A large crowd of the old friends and
neighbors of the deceased were here
from the Omio country for the
funeral. The day was bitter cold,
but that had little effect on the
large attendance.
The Misses Clara Carley and Hazel
and Mamie Haggard entertained a
number of their young friends at
the home of Judge and Mrs. Carley
on Wednesday night of last week.
The evening was spent at cards and
games and concluded with dainty
lunch. A large number Of the
younger set were present and the
evening was one that will not be
soon forgotten by those present.
A little touch of real winter the
past week. Monday morning the
thermometer had crawled down
around thirty-hve below. However,
it was up to King Winter to get
busy before he lost his grip. The
spring will soon be here and little
cold weather is necessary to keep up
the reputation of the Great North
west.
John Holsti was down from Will
son township Friday on business.
While here he arranged for the
printing for cards. stationery, etc.,
in connection with his land business.
John is very optimistic relative to
what the year will bring forth in
the way of good things for this
county. He has been doing consid-
cradle missionary work down in
South Dakota where he formerly
lived and he expects it 10 bear fruit
in the way of bunch Of new set
tiers during the coming year.
The Lynn Haven (Fla.) Tribune
announces the arrival of Hon. Wes-
ley Baker, wife and daughter, Mag
gle. They will spend the winter
months there and will return in
April to their Emmons county home.
in the meantime Mr.. Il. and the
former editor of this rag of freedom
will be busy absorbing the sunshine
and warm weather of their southern
home and "swappin yarns" of ear
lier Emmons county days when they
were used to weather of DO below
and snoW-storms to match.
Mrs. VIM. Raven and Miss Irene
will leave tomorrow noon via the
Milwaukee for Minneapolis and st.
Paul where they will spend the next
two weeks getting line on all the
latest millinery styles for the com.
ing season. The first week will be
spent in the millinery houses of st.
Paul and the rest Of the time in the
Minneapolis houses. Mrs. Raven
has been in the millinery business
for a couple of years in Linton and
during that time she has established
q reputation Id her line. These an
nual trips to the center of fashion
have had great deal to do witt
making her millinery shop so pop
ular with the trade. Immediately
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