Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-04-15

II Miss Clara Carisy is q victim Of
the mumps.
George Henderson is late addi-
ton to the ranks of the humps
fiends.
Mrs. Roger Stedman spent Sun
day with relatives and friends at
Temvik.
Rev. N. Wood. Of Wishek, has
been visiting Linton friends for sew.
eral days.
Mauritz Van Soest and his son, P.
M. Van Soest, spent Friday with
Linton friends.
Herman. Oscar and Hedge Ber-
theau have Joined the ranks of the
mumpsbrigade.
Attorney Scott Cameron spent
Saturday of last week in Bismarck
on legal business.
Miss Irene Raven spent Monday
at Hazelton looking after some mil
linery interests there.
Mrs. Lester Briggle has been
spending few days at Sioux City
on visit with relatives.
Geo. Zirbes and G. A. Birkbeck
were Hazelton visitors in Linton
Friday night of last week.
Miss Carrie Busby is staying at
the Roy Carley home since MIR. and
Mrs. Irwin left for the Coast.
Adam Jangula is sporting "bum
mitt" this week. He has very
painful felon on one of his hands.
j. E. Kaaten, of Kintyre, was in
Linton over Sunday. He was driv-
ing one of the new Saxon runabouts.
Attorney j. P. Giedt. of Eureka,
spent couple of days in Linton
last week on professional business.
John Meier has removed to the
iceland neighborhood to reside and
shipped all his personal property
this week.
John Brokofsky is enjoying visit
from his father who arrived from
his home at Lehr on Monday nights
N. P. Train.
VIM. Hamilton, a prosperous and
well-known farmer of the Hartford
country, spent day or two in Lin
ton last week.
Learn more to earn more. Take
course in Mankato Commercial
College, Mankato. MINI. Send for
catalog.
Maude Carley was brought home
from Bismarck last night practically
recovered from her severe tussIe
with pneumonia.
Mrs. Chas. Coventry spent few
days in Bismarck last week. She
went up there Thursday and re-
turned Saturday.
! will have two days millinery
display at the Strasburg hotel
Wednesday and Thursday. April
2lst and 22d. Miss Sarah Saue.-
Adv.
Emil Bradberg was down from
Hazelton yesterday. Emil is the
assessor up there, as we'll as village
barber, and was down to get his
books.
Friday, April Both, come to the
All suffragettes and anti-suffra-
gettes will be particularly interest
ed.-Adv.
Miss Ida Coon. who has been teach.
ing school in the Hague neighbor.
hood, is suffering with pneumonia.
Mr.. Coon went to Hague by auto to
bring her home.
Hams Jubilee Singers, opera
house. Thursday evening. April
18th. Attend this, have good time
and help the Boys Band. You
will not regret it.-Adv.
Services were conducted in the
2 Episcopal church Thursday night OF
last week. Master Alton Junge and
the Misses Sarah and Anna Carley
were baptized at the service.
Mics Jennie Shenkenbelger il
again at her old position in the w
E. Petrie store after a months sisl'
during which time she visited al
Temyik and later at Iowa points.
'Maidens All Forlorn. Fan origin
al comedy in three acts: and The
Revolt" play in one act. are to b.
staged by members of the High
School at the opera house. Apri
Both ADV.
Reports from Strasburg indicate
that thereiis trouble brewing ovel
some Of the booze joints down Their,
and that the states attorney is II
able to be invited to show his color'
in an official capacity.
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