Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-08
IN TOWN AND OUT
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Inc U0V10 Ackefm0n D&Dy Ole0 on
Friday of last week. It was buried in
Linton cemetery Sunday. The little
one was two and one-haf months old.
Co. Supt. Lester Briggle went to
Bismarck Friday morning for brief
visit with the state school authorities.
He returned to Linton Saturday night.
Peter Kelsch, the is year old son of
Anton Kelsch living seven miles east
|of Linton, was operated on at the To-
cal hospital Saturday for appendicitis.
One of the tombstone brothers, inter-
ested in the German American State
Bank at this place, arrived in Linton
Monday night for short business
visit.
Clerk of the District Court E. d.
Fogle went to Minneapolis yesterday
on business connected with some school
contracting business, on the county's
time.
John Bosch went to Bismarck on
Thursday morning Of last week to &C.
cure medical treatment, he having been
on the sick list for the past couple of
weeks.
Judge Carley this week issued a
marriage license to John F. Solmonson
and Anna Marie O'Brien, both of Wi
mona. They were married in Linton
Tuesday.
am prepared to do all kinds of hair
work. / also take orders for hair
goods. Satisfaction guaranteed. For
particulars write or see Mn. C. New
a call was issued this week for q
meeting of the Linton Golf Club to
met in the band hall Tuesday night for
the purpose Of electing officers for the
ensuing year.
Mrs. VIM. Wildermuth was taken to
one of the hospitals at Bismarck the
first of the week in q last effort to pro-
long the lady's life. She is suffering
with nephritis
A card from Mr.. and Mrs. H. N.
Turner is to the effect that they are
getting settled in their new home Mt
Pine City, MINI. They gave their
first show there the latter part of last
week.
Jake Kremer, senior member of the
Linton Cash Store firm, is having q
peck of trouble with his eyes. He re-
turned Tuesday evening from Milwau-
k, where he had gone to consult spe-
cialist.
Monday was the first touch Of spring
weather so far. Considerable snow went
that day, and it is still thawing. 1t
will be we'll to look out for floods in
low places this year should the snow
melt very rapidly.
Mrs. Mamie Mccormick, Of Bis
marck, wac Linton business visitor
Monday night. On her return she in
tended to stop at Hazclton for short
visit with friends. Mrs. Mccormick
formerly owned the Braddock News.
G. R. Hugart, representing the
Fairmount Creamery Co., was in Lin
ton yesterday and closed u contract
with H. A. Thoreson to buy cream fol
that concern. Mr.. Thoreson plans t.
partition his tsore off, and to buy thu
cream in the rear of the building.
Miss Mildred Raven, of Linton, il
the champion iong-distance lady pc
i; destrian Of the city. Yesterday sh'
! went tc Temvik on business, and, be
coming tired of waiting for the train
she "hoofed it" to Linton over tn
, snow, and made it in about two hours
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Freeman CAM
up from their home in the Dale coun
try the latter part of last week for I
visit, with Linton relatives. If the!
J. can succeed in renting house or {
couple of living rooms they will re
: main here. Renting property is at
Y premium in Linton.
: MIS-. +. II. Brant and little sor
Scott, spent Thursday in Linton O.
e their way home from an extended visi
0 en- the Pacific coast. Mrs. Brant wa
9 house-hunting while here, as she an
Mr.. Brant will come to Linton to re
a side after the first of the month, h
taking Office us county auditor at tha
time.
The Ed. Brown home mile or 8
4 north of Linton was burned to til
ground on Friday afternoon of la.
week. Mr.. Brown had piled some co,
into the stove and had then gone
the barn. Soon flames were issuin
!. u from the building. Mr.. Brown save
Il some of the furniture, but nearly e,
II erythmg was lost. +,
Passengers on the Northern Pacif
lc Thursday morning of last week had 9
e unpleasant experience mile the 9th,
n side of Hazelton. The start had bee
made from Linton with nearly thir,
e freight cars. The other side of Haze
IN ton, about mile, old Scrap-Iron b
e decided he was being loaded down t.
r heavily and tried the style of Dav
le Harum's horse. The train crew cut Il