Emmons County record., 1916-11-30

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and home surroundings, call up Don l.
Tracy, Smith Photo StudiO.-Adv.
H. P. Tracy and family, of the Dale
country, spent Tuesday at the county
seat on business and to visit relatives
Aug Miller and wife were pair of
ncwly-weds having their photos taken
at the Smith Photo Studio yesterday
Paul Kursave and family have
moved to Herrcid, where Mr.. X. will
act as engineer in the -four mill there.
The dance at the opera house last
Friday night was record-breaker for
the year. eighty-six numbers being
sold.
A. s. Seeley has purchased the pool
hall under the Stone Drug Store for
merly operated by Fred Johnston
baugh.
NJ. T. Barger and family returned
Wednesday of this week from their
visit to Minnesota and Wisconsin
points.
E. R. Purintun, L. Harwood, Carl
and Ed. Larvick were Temvik repre-
sentatives at the w. E. Petrie funeral
Monday.
Mrs. Peter Wolf, of the Westfielo
country was in town the first of the
week having her eyes treated by q
local doctor.
Mrs. S. E. Kurtz and Mrs. and Mrs
H. A. Armstrong, of Hazelton were
in Linton Monday to attend the w. E
Petrie funeral.
County Supt. Lester Briggle has
been at Watertown, S. D., severa
days this week attending an educa
tional meeting.
Paul Martin went to Bismarck the
latter part of last week for medical
treatment. He returned home the
next evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graf were down from
Temvik yesterday on their way to Rut
land, this state, for short visit witt
their son, Jacob H.
Mrs. C. Rowerdink, of Strasburg, i.
still quite i'll from her three months
siege of typhoid. However, she ap
pears to be on the mend.
The postofiice is to be closed today
except as follows: 7:30 to $500 a. m.
: II 100 to 100 noon; 600 to TOO p. m. !.
or until after train time.
Isaac, Dena and John Dornbush ant
G. Van Bowen, of the Westield coun
try, were having dental work done a
the county seat yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Burge have movet
into their new residence west of thu
Stone Hotel. They now have one o
the finest homes in Linton.
Carl Vorlander returned Tuesda.
night from Bismarck with a new Blu
ick, he having disposed of his othe
two cars to Andreas Kelsch.
There will be sale and dairy lunol
in the basement Of the NJ. +. church Of
Wednesday evening, December 9Th
commencing at 5 p. m.-Ady.
Wallace Kyes drove to Bismarc
Sunday to get some orders of flower
: for the Petrie funeral that could no
be gotten here in time by train.
S. E. Brindle, Roy Yeater, W. L
fYeater and Ed. Campbell were anon
the old-timers from Hazelton attend
ing the W. E. Petrie funeral Monday
G. F. Feichtinger, the well-know
young school teacher of the Hagu
neighborhood, was in Linton Saturda
having some Photographic work done
Rev. Tinmcke has purchased tn
Jones property on Broadway, acros
the street from the Record office, whic
was formerly used as postoffice built
ling.
Thanksgiving Dance. Thursda,
November 30th, Immediately after tn
show. Dance starts at 10 O'Clock
Some good music. Smith 4 Turner
Adv.
us any Girl safe?" in moving pic
lures at the opera house last Thursda
night proved to be a fine drawing cart
Some three hundred people saw tn
show.
Il Cliff Putnam and Frank McConville
two pioneers from southern Emmons
were among those from distant part
who were here Monday for the w. E
Petrie funeral
Mrs. Charlie spicer, little daughte,
and her sister-in-law are the guest
|of Mrs. Spicer's sister, Mrs. Chas
Coventry, this week in Linton The