Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1905-04-14
IN TOWN AND OUT.

IN TOWN AND OUT.
Clarence McLain was in from Sand
Creek Tuesday.
Harry Spaulding was down from
Gayton, Tuesday.
H. Barclay was Il Hampton visitor
in Linton Tuesday.
Dick Soper came up from Eureka
by Mondays train.
L. B. Seymour was u south-end
visitor in Linton Monday.
w. S. Freeman was up from SOUTH
ern EmmOns last Saturday.
Mrs. w. l.. YeaCer visited in Linton
Monday, returning Tuesday.
Geo. Acheson visited his wife and
family over Sunday at Dale.
WNewly-made sausage at all times
at Dick COUuen'S nleaL-InarkeL.
az Hardanger canvas and fancy
work material at Miss Smiths.
MIR. l. Seilzick, the creamery man.
Was up from Eureka last Friday.
Will ROwse, of Hampton, was do
ing business in Linton Tuesday.
John B. BaumgarLncr, Of Strasburg.
was in town, OH business, Tuesday.
W. M. Mathews, Of iIazelLon, spent
Sunday and Monday here with friends.
Mrs. Sllier returned by Monday Is
train from Il visit with friends in Bis
marck.
Geo. Fiddler and Peter Leonard
were up from Glanavun Monday anu
Tuesday.
Chris. Vurlander ard Anton Vettcr
were Eureka business callers here
Wednesday. :.
a. New things in wire hair putfs,
waist sets, belt buckles, aud rlbuoll,,
AT Miss SmiLh's.
Franz Wolf, former county commits
sioner Of the Third district, Was in
Luton Saturday.
MesSrs. Fiddler and Leonard we're
up from tile GlaiavOn country the
fore part Of The week.
Amos Henderson came down from
Bismarck, Monday. He has gone to
work for Orlie Burge.
Ross Walton, Of Eureka, spent a
few days here Oh land business the
fore part of The week.
The Ostrums, father and son, have
completed 1Oxl8 addition to tile
BriLts residence in the old town.
The Misses Frances and Genie Pat
LersOn returned Wednesday from
Winona, where they visited few
days.
Jimmie Davies, the pilot in charge
uf the Wall-sLreet end Of Hazei's
Town, was in Linton over night,
Monday.
L. w. Lawrence, Of Aberdeen, who
sold goods in these parts when tlle
prairies were covered with buffalo
uJiies, was in town the fore part uf
Llle week.
Miss Emily Wilson, of Winona, ar
rived in Linton by Mondays N. +.
train Ell route home from a visit with
friends iu Fargo.
Arclldeacon Jones, the eloquent
Episcopal minister of the Capital
Guy, preached in Linton Tuesday aud
| "Wednesday evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Gray were up
froln the WinOna country, Tuesday,
Mrs. Gray is in somewhat better
health than formerly.
Comrades Monroe Masterson and
Boyd McVety, Of Howard, S. d., left
for that place last Tuesday. Thej
will svon return to Linton.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold
Lheir next regular meeting at tilt
nome Uf Mrs. Wallace PeLrie, Wednes
day afLernUUu, April l9th.
A large number Of uld-Linle seLtlerl
from the Hui and WesJheld neigh
UOrliuuds were in town this week III
dual-prOOf aud OJher business.
| a6F'vr Sale-Heavy Work Horses
-Four miles west OF Bradl,ck. Ap'
ply " ID. II. YeaLer at The rai,c,l.
rusLOttice address: Braddock, N. u.
| Cnunty Supt. Coventry reports
very pleasant time al the meeting y
/ North Dakota county superintendent
of sclluul at Valley City last week.
John McCrory was up froOp wi
iona last Monday. He met here Mrs
scCrory, who returned by N. P. lrai
from a visit with friends in Bismarck
| Attorney CI,as. $. Lane has pu,
chased the third lot south Of the Lin
ton Leader store aud will build Al
office thereon. Lawyer Lynn Wi
also build a short distance farthe
] down the street. Gradually the eaa