Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1905-12-21
IN TOWN AND OUT
Linton Market Report.

Linton Market Report.
The prices for grain and sundry
other produce at Linton yesterday
were as follows:
Wheat-N0. Northern, 7Oc; No. 2,
&c; No 3, 64c; No. 4. Gle; Rejected, 5Sc.
Durum wheat-No. 2, SIC: No. 3,
SIC.
Flax-No. l, Ssc.
Oats-25c.
Barley-2Sc.
| POtatOes-30c.
Butter-l5c. Packing stock.
Cream-2lc.
| Eggs-2Oc.
@-New waists at Miss Smiths.
| Miss Matilda Knutson is on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rush were up
from Hague yesterday.
Attorney Lane made a professional
visit TO Bismarck last week.
R-Waist patterns. Miss Smiths.
MeSsrs. Braddock and Patterson
went to Chicago last week OH land
deal.
Mss. o. j. Roe, of Eureka, visited
friends in Luton the latter part of
last week.
The dance given Friday night in the
opera.house, by the band boys, was
an entire success.
The Linton Concert Band Orches-
ira will g. t' Eureka 10 play at ball
to be given there Jan. I'd.
~5 and 10c toys at NJ ISIS Smiths.
y. Fl. Smith, Of Hague, made final
proof in Linton yesterday. E. F.
Klltz and Anton Volk we're his Wit.
nesSeS.
Frank Register, one of Bismarck s
leading attorneys, came down from
Bismarck by Mondays N. p. train,
ret urning home Wednesday.
BAss'rted yarns. Miss Smiths.
The Ladies' Aid Soce,y's supper
last Thursday was grand success
both in point Of attendance and tinan-
cial returns, sS5 being the amount
taken in.
! ~Souvenir poStals, dishes, and
spoons at Miss Smiths.
About the biggest crowd that Lin.
ton has seen On any~but Fourth OF
July or some o!her~'do,nss" was in
town Saturday.. The stores were
crowded and the vacant lots covered
with sleds and teams.
Some Of the insurgents claim that
they will be able tu unite the demo.
Gratis, popuIist>, socialists aud few
disgruntled republicans next year and
carry the state. That will certainly
be a hot conglomeration.-- Fargo
Forum.
George Corbin and Dave Sites came
down from the upper river country
Tuesday. Mr.. G. clme here to take
the Milwaukee to visit his old home in
Iowa. After attending to some busi.
nass, Davy returned next day to the
headQual ters OF the clan OF Sites.
Henry 1'atIey, the welI-known Bis.
marck bon'face, will begin work in
the spring on a large addition to his
hotel, the Grand Pacific. 1t will ad.
join the present building on the south,
will be built of brick, and will have d
frontage of lao ct on Broadway and
IS feet on FouI tn street. 1t will be
three stories high.
The Records publication day was
recently changed from Friday to
Thursday. Those WIN have auver-
visemenLs or matter of any kind to
be published would cDnfer Il great
favor by handing in their copy not
later than Tuesday noon, as the paper
is printed "Wednesday night, and the
Office force is very busy Wednesdays
~ The First Bank Of Linton, Lin
ton, N. D., has real-estate money tt
loan on good farm lands, three to- five
years.
A new plank sidewalk has been bull.
for Mr.. Mendelowitz in front Of the lot
recently purchased by him adjoining
on the south the lot on which the
Leader store is sjtual ID. Mr. Grain
has also caused t9h9 ,:,i't sidewalk
at tile same Level u: ,he L"ader walk
lin front Of lii4 building recently
moved from Wpst Linton-the o,e
that will be used as a creamery head.
quarters.
'Zona Melba" is the '.given name
of little Miss Smith. II is said that
her father and grandfather, both be-
ing musicians, are conducting an In.
vestigation for the purpose Of ascer-
taining the pitcl, in which the wee lady
sings. But, so far, their Efforts have
not been crowned with success. Her
grandpa says he has had considerable
experience as student and teacher
Of music, but the granddaughter gets
in some notes that are new ones tt
him.
uA Gillette Safety Razor woulc
make Il fine Christmas present fO
your friends. For sale at S. J. Hagg'!
hardware htOre.
| Until the moving building tori
down the wire, Linton was in commu
nication with Bismarck, Valley City
Fargo, the Twin Cities and interme