Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-01-11
IN TOWN AND OUT

House, Monday night. A large at
tendance is reported.
Band Boys Minstrel, Opera House.
Friday, Jan. 18th. Seats at VorIan-
der's ADV.
Floyd Corneilson was here from
Hague Thursday. He expects reports
from his patent application about the
first of February.
Homer Schlangen, of Fayette, N.
D., is spending a few days at the home
of his uncle, John Schlangen, in the
Emmonsburg country
Prof. Shefoc, Of the local schools,
is spending couple of days in Bis
marck watching the legislature work.
there being no school here this week.
Peter Moser, about As years of age,
died Monday at Strasburg, where he
lived. He was u sufferer from tubcr-
culosis. He was carpenter by trade.
The county treasurer's office is busy
this week getting out tewnty-threc
hundred post cards with notice of per-
sonal property tax and the amount of
each.
C. c. Becker, father of Otto Becker,
assistant cashier of the German Amer
lean State Bank, arrived in Linton
Saturday night for few days visit
with his son.
Miss S. Cecilia Hem, teacher in the
Hague public schools, was in Linton
Friday of last week on her way to
Hague after spending the holidays at
Perham, MINI.
Chris. Vorlander, well-known bank.
er Of Eureka, spent Tuesday IN Linton
attending a meeting of the stockholders
of the First National Bank, in which
ne is interested.
SALESMAN WANTED to solicit or.
ders for lubricating oils, greases and
paints. Salary or Commission. Ad.
dress THE HARVEY OIL CO.,
Cleveland, Ohio. ADV.
Miss Kivley, of the local teaching
staff, returned to Linton Saturday to
resume her school work. 1t had been
impossible to get word to her in time
of the weeks delay in opening school
Judge Charles B. Carlcy spent a
couple of days in Bismarck this week
accompanying the little daughter of
Alva Burge, that was seriously injured
by being kicked in the head by horse
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blorc returned
this week from an extended visit cvcl
the holidays at the home of Mrs.
Blore's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schlangen, in the Emmonsburg coun.
try.
Julius Martel, who has beer work.
ins in the Dale country during the
past fall, is spending a couple OF
weeks with Linton friends, and will
help out the band boys with their min
strel show.
E. H. Smith, the local abstracter
spent Friday and Saturday at the Cap
ital City. Earle is interested in g
measure which has been INTRODUCED t.
cut out the present system of abstract.
of land titles.
For Sale: $50 acres Of good land
best of improvements. two miles from
town, all fenced and cross-fenced
Good house and barn. Widow; mus
sacrifice. Mrs. James Archer. lisa
bel, S. D.-Adv.
The explosion in "The House Of /;
Thousand Scandals" which destroys :
large, old-fashioned mansion, is one O
the most realistic scenes ever screen
ed At Electric Theatre, Wednesday
January 17th.-Adv.
The seven-year-old daughter o
Nath. Flagel died tuesday evening o
diphtheria, after short illness
The board of health took up the mat
ter yesterday and quarantine regula
tons are being enforced.
DR.. Baer, county physician, was il
Linton from Thursday to Saturday o
last week. While here he ordered tn
local school authorities to delay tn
opening Of school week on accoun
Of the measles epidemic.
Franz Tempel, of Temvik, accompa
MED by his youngest son, were in Lin
ton Friday of last week on their wa
to Scotland, S. D., where Franz ma
some business interests and where tn