Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-01-14
TN TOWN AND OUT

time in spite of deep drifts between
Strasburg and Hull.
Mrs. E. Jampolsky has gone to
South Dakota points for visit with
friends.
Mrs. Frank Kohl, wife of the
Hague druggist. spent Thursday Of
last week in Linton.
Miss Lillian Andrews, who is
teaching school at Petersburg. N.
d., spent Friday of last week in
Linton while on her way to her
school after visiting sister at
iceland.
The Institution known as the
Ladies' Store has been moved from
the old quarters to the old bank build
ing north of the Bazaar store. In the
future 1t will be known as the Novel
~ Store. Sarah Saue, Proprietor
Adv.
j. +. Schermeister and Henry
Human. from west of Hazelton,
were in Linton Saturday on their
way home from iceland where they
had been buying horses. Mr.. HUI
man was elected justice of the peace
at the last election and will from
now on answer to the name of
Judge"
The Record understands that a
deal has been made by VIM. Gabbert
whereby he becomes owner of the
Schneider dray line and he will take
charge in about a month. Mr..
Schneider purchased the line a
couple of years ago from Bechtle &
Bremen, Chris Bosch at first being
partner.
Mrs. N. j. Crosgrove, of Maple
ton, Iowa. and Mrs. Emma Hilton,
Ut Onawa, Iowa, accompanied by a
nephew, George Hilton. of Denison,
Iowa. are visiting at the VIM. Nc
Cormack home east of Linton. They
were called here by the serious con-
ditNn of Mr.. Mccormack, brother
of the ladies. Mr.. Mccormack is
suffering with heart trouble.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Miner, of
Ortonville, Mimi. are guests at the
VIM. Schwab residence in Linton
this week. Mrs. Miner is a sister
IF Mr.. Schwab. Another sister,
who had not seen her brother for
twenty-four years. Mrs. Robert
Priebe, of Lennon, S. D., is also a
guest at the Schwab home this week.
This is the way they do things in
North Dakota: The Stone Church
sent out an invitation to come to a
social at the home off. H. Jennings.
They came from the north, south,
east and west covering a distance
of about twenty miles across the
country. The church wishes to
thank the people for being liberal
and helping them in their work. J..
Fl. Jennings.
>'rhe Shepherds CALI company
appeared at the Opera House Satur-
day night of last week, eight people
comprising the troupe. A crowded
house greeted the performance
which, from all reports. was most
satisfactory. The writer personally
did not see the show but the COM
mon report sets it as comparing IA
vorably with the other entertain
ments of like character for the sea-
son. 1t was a Montana play in
which love and religion on the from
tier was pleasantly interviewer.
Register of Deeds A. L. Cell went
to HaZelton Saturday to finish up
his personal affairs at his former
home before getting down to the
grind of his Office. Mr.. Cell has
disposed of his fine residence in Ha-
zelton to Representative R. X. Bat.
ger who will occupy it after the first
of March. While in HazeIton Mr.
G. also sold his store building to the
people who have been renting it
He will not have to go upto Hazel
ton again now until he makes the
trip in the spring to move his house
hold goods to Linton.
Owing to the third episode of the
feature film serial, Million Dollar
Mystery coming on an odd night
last week to make way for road
SHOW. the entertainment was greet
ed by an exceptionally good house
/ a great deal OF interest and discus
sion has been aroused over the play
there being a great deal of differ
ence oflopinion az to who is reallyth,
mystery man. Hargreaye. One ofth.
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