Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-04-05
IN TOWN AND OUT

The scheme failed, and the old men,
beers have good lead.
Earl Woods, brakeman on the N. p,
is enjoying wit from $his parents
and his sister who arrived from James
town Tuesday.
Little Miss Dorothy Bredberg is laid
up with a broken arm at present. She
sustained the injury while playing one
day last week.
Mrs. Scott Cameron returned last
Thursday from Bismarck where she
attended the play at the Auditorium,
Princess Pat"
H. H. Hanson, principal of the pub
lie school at Strasburg, and family
arrived in Linton last night for few
days visit with friends.
Judge and Mrs. E. C. Weller, OF the
Hartford country, took advantage of
tn fine spring weather to spend yes
terdny at the county seat.
The Ladies' Aid meet next Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Schwab, to be entertained by Mrs.
Schwab and Mrs. Luches.
For Sale.-Fifty tons of good hay
at $3.50 per ton. will sell by the
stack or by the ton. Paul Mause-
hund, Temvik, N. D.-Adv.
George Henderson has completed
his term of school insthe South Prairie
neighborhood, and is now employed
at the Stone Hotel in Linton.
Mrs. Roy Morris, sister of Mrs.
Wentz, arrived Tuesday in Linton for
a visit with relatives. She was ac-
companied by her young son.
Mr.. Portz, formerly a partner in a
drug store at Hazelton, is in Linton
this week. and may locate here. Mr..
Portz is an undertaken by profession.
The school board for this district
has signed up Prof. Shefoe and four
others of the present teaching staff.
The others did not care to remain an
other year.
VIM. Gabbert has been fixing up lis
dray barn in regular big-city style.
He has equipped it with electric lights
and has built large addition to the
original building.
The Ladies' Aid will accept rags,
papers and books. If you have any to
donate, notify Mrs. Norman or any
member and they will be gathered
April 14th.-Adv.
Miss Carrie Busby was in town yes
terday on her way to Temvik to finish
out school for teacher that quit.
Miss Busby has just finished success
full term of her own.
l am prepared to do all kinds of hair
work. l also take orders for hair
goods. Satisfaction guaranteed. For
particulars write or tee Mrs.C. New
ing, Linton, N. D.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Corcoran, of
Bismarck, are visiting at the John
McCrory home in Linton. Yesterday
Arthur Pitts drove them out to the
McCrory ranch at Horsehead.
Il Mrs. S. S. Yeager, living few
miles southwest of Linton, went to
Webster, S. D., Saturday, to visit rel,
, atives. She returned home Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Anderson
e who were married in Linton some
time ago, left Wednesday for Tuttle
: this state, where they will make thei,
{ future home.
Richard Davis and Albert Frazer
Y left for their homes in New York ant
D Pennsylvania, respectively, Monday
after spending the winter working a
0 the Stone Hotel.
e The Epworth League and tn
church choir will assist Rev. Val
y Horne in Easter services Sunday ev
:, ening at the Methodist church at7:3O
All are cordially invited.
cI Miss Nellie johnson, who has beel
teaching in the c. E. Brooks neigh
borhood, near Hartford, has com
g pleted her term and is spending few
n days at the Tracy home in Linton.
640-Acre Homesteads in Montana
IS ew law Just passed. New towns, bus
r fness opportunities. Send 25c for ma
nd information. Address D-2, U.
vi commissioner, Outlook, Mont.
J. ADV
E. S. Snyder, Of Wa+ertown, S. D
le special agent for the Fireman Fun
y Insurance Company, was il, town yes
terday calling on his local agent, Ere
l. Heinrich, of the German America
II State Bank.
Mrs. A. Olson Rudy, who has bee
r living in Linton this winter so as I
D., give the children the benefit of goo
schooling, moved out to the ranch
1t the Winona country Tuesday to spen
" the summer.
The Record was busy the latt.
at part of last week turning out SON
Is new directories for the Dakota Gel
n trail. Heretofore, the list has been {
cards. The new directories are
70 the form of four-page folders.
is The entertainment given at the Ga,
y. ton school house No. 2, Saturday eve
ing, proved to be q great success