Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-12-28

After January LIST the Record will
cost 81 90 per year.
Miss Anna Chcsrown is home from
Mayville for the Christmas vacation.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs Ike
Blore is i'll with pneumonia.
The measles victims in Linton are
recovering satisfactorily.
Miss Florence Culbertson has re-
turned home from school for the hol-
idays.
Ed. Rocks, who is attending bus
mess college in Fargo, is home for the
holidays.
The Edison records of the Oberam-
mergau Zithertrio can be had in all mu-
sic stores.
l.. II. Frcrking, Strasburg carpen-
ter, visited at the county seat few
days last week.
Dance in the opera house Friday
December 18th. Good music. Smith
& Turner. Adv.
Miss Van Dyk, of the postofiice
force, went to Herreid to spend the
holidays with home folks.
Harry Petrie left Friday for Wis
consn pionts to join Mrs. Petrie for
the holidays at her old home.
Milton Culbertson, former Lintonite,
was here from LcSeuer, Mimi, last
week for visit with relatives.
Miss Hazel Petrie left Friday Of
last week for Pennsylvania where she
will visit short time with friends.
Linton Lunch Counter. Steady
boarders. Inquire for rooms and
meals. Shenkenberger & Shier.-
Mrs. Ray Cooncn, of iceland, was
Linton visitor few days ago where
| she spent couple of days with rcla-
tives.
Miss Florence Gillespie and brother
/ Harold, returned from Aberdeen last
week for short visit at the Gillespie
home.
The local teaching staff has left TO,
various points for their Christmas
holiday period School begins Jan.
uary Sth.
Royse Freeman, little son Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. S. Freeman, is suffer
ing from disease thought to he
pneumonia.
John w. Shaw, teacher in the Mari.
country, left yesterday Tor westcr,
South Dakota to spend the holiday.
on his claim.
Gerrit Rocks and Julius Timmcks
were local young people who journeyet
down to Bowdle for visit with friends
over Christmas.
Mahlon Mohn, student in the denta
college at Minnesota University, ar
rived last week to spend the holiday
vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Wolf, of the
Strasburg neighborhood, spent Friday
of last week in Linton shopping and
having dental work done.
The son of c. o. Putnam came
down from Bismarck last week tc
spend the holidays at home. He is
ATTENDING business college.
A card to the Record from Mrs
| r. A. Evans is to the effect that sht
is happily located with her sister al
A317 Gladys avenue, Chicago.
Glen Turner, who is attending bus
mess college at Bismarck, came home
last week and remained until Wednes
day for visit with home folks.
The electric lights were turned OF
Saturday night, and are filling long
felt want. They are only being rul
a few hours each evening, rs yet.
"Red" Kclliher, noted Hazeltol
baseball fan, spent Friday at tn
county scat. "Red" wasn't talking
much base ball just now, however
Miss Winnie Bates, who has beer
attending school in the east, has re
turned to Linton for the holidays. R
r. Hogue returned with her from hi
eastern trip.
Nick BONN and family, who are liv
ing at Menoken, came home last weel
to spend Christmas with Linton rela
tives. They left for Mckenzie Tues
day morning.
| Bryant Baker, living northeast o
lTemvik, spent the holidays with Lintol
relatives and friends. He was he'll
here a couple Of days longer than in
tended by the storm.
I. A. Bauer and family, of New Sa
lem, N. D., arrived last week for
brief visit with Linton relatives
4 Mrs. Bauer is daughter of Landlor
Rucdc, Of the Home Hotel.
The steel booth for the moving-pic
turc show has arrived and is being in
stalled this week 1t is absolutel
firc-proof and meets with the require
Imcnts of the state fire marshal.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Anderson, 9
! Mandan, spent Christmas at the HON
:. of Attorney and Mrs. Scott Camera
;. in Linton. Mr.. Anderson and Mrs
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