Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-12-07
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| VIM. Heyerlnan, the local jsweler
and family entertained relatives from
the Westfeld country on Thanksgiving
John Keller was up from Strasbure
early Friday morning to bring som.
passengers to Linton to take the train
Mrs. e. W. Bakers sister ane
brother-in.law who spent . week her.
Visiting, returned the first Of the weel
to their home near Aberdeen.
Cash prices only in the future ut tn.
City Meat Market Cash prices low,
er than Of old. Read the id elsewhere
ADV
Clint Wagner Was seriously i'll Tues
day night, the result Of ptomaine poi
soning. He is considerably recovered
at this writing.
Harry Petrie went to the Twin Cite,
Saturday with shipment Of stock
He will do some buying for the stor,
before returning.
Mrs. Harry Petrie and Miss Laurs
went to Bismarck Friday morning a
last week on short shopping trip
They returned the next day.
Mrs. Marion Coon went to Bismarck
Saturday morning to undergo an op
Grafton. which was performed yester
day.
Mrs. R. A. Evans has rented he,
Linton property and leaves today TO,
Chicago where she will make her HON,
for the present with her sister.
Memo DeBoer, interested in the ma
chinery business in strasburg and lin
ton, as well as Pollock, spent Tuesda,
at the Emmons county capital.
The school notes for the local schools
have petered out again. There hav,
been none since several weeks hefor,
election.
Miss Mae Raven was down from
Hazelton for Thanksgiving. She i.
one of the staff of teachers in the
town up the line.
The Ladies' Guild will hold their an
ual sale Of fancy articles Dec Is
1916. They will serve hot coffee and
doaghnuts all during the. sale.-Adv.
Adam Thomas has been buying up 9
bunch of the opera-house stock and
now has a controlling interest. He
has been paying fifty cents on the dol.
lar.
The Misses Charlotte Borchart and
Nellie johnson and Mr.. Ray Bcrgener
were Emmons county school teachers
who spent Thanksgiving at the Tracy
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Seeman and
Master lowering left Monday for the
Pacific coast where they will spend the
winter, returning to Linton the last OF
March.
''The Lost Is Found" Miller Bios
101 Ranch, THE Exposition's First
Romance" in Eve reels Friday night,
December 9Th, ut the Electric Theatre
Prices 10 and Is cents. We have the
films.-Adv.
j. E. and Mrs. Hoist, Paul Parvey,
Of Rolla, N. D., and Aug. Sepanen
were down from Wilson township
Tuesday of last week. The Holstis
had just returned from a trip to South
Dakota points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Allen and little
son, Of futile, spent Thanksgiving with
Linton relatives. Mrs. Allen is tho
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Shier.
Mr.. Allen is doing nicely in the drug
business at futile.
Little Earle Irvine, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Irvine, entertained some
forty little folks Tuesday evening Of
this week. 1t was 4 red-letter day ir
the lives of all of them, for the IT.
vines are royal entertainers.
One Of the Wollenhaupt boys, ar
old-timer in tho northern part of the
county. was brought to Linton Tuesday
for hearing before the insanity
board. He was adjudged insane ane
ordered taken to jamestown.
| Nick Heisler's brother, who has beer
living in Canada for several years, ar
rived in Linton last week. He wa,
one of the pioneers of the Daken
county when the Heislcrs were notes
for the cabbages they used to raise.
| Gregory and Steve Kraft and ia
lmilies, Peter Keller and Frank Meie,
Jr., and family returned from Stras
burg last week where the Meters ha
Ibeen visiting with relatives. Tn
Krafts and Mr.. Keller spent the da
here.
Glen Turner, who is attending bus
mess college in Bismarck, came dow
"Wednesday night Of last week to spen
Thanksgiving with home folks. H
returned Sunday by auto. the Misse
Fogle, Bryant and Baker sccompan,
ing him.
Mrs. Adolph Olson, Of Braddock,
spending the week in Linton. Mrs