Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1905-12-14

Durum wheat-NO. =, soc: No. 8.
soc.
Flax-No. l, s3c.
Oats--25c.
Barley-2Sc.
PUtatOes-35c.
Butter--l5c. Packing stock.
Cream-2lc.
Eggs-2Oc.
a. New waists at Miss Smiths.
Dr. Snyder was down from Hazelton
Monday.
Commissioner Kurtz was in Linton
on business last Friday.
Jim King was up from Emmons-
burg Thursday of last week.
Miss Edna Burge visited friends in
Linton the latter part of last week.
eSCoats and suits ordered at Miss
Smiths.
The Ladies' Guild will meet with
Mrs. Braddock next Thursday, Dec.
2lst.
Mrs. Walter Kelly isimproyng, and
has been able this week to walk out
little.
The Rev. Samuel Finkbeiner, of
Herreid, was in Linton Thursday of
last week.
Miss Annie Petrle left Tuesday TO r
Geneseo, ILL.,, where she will remain
several weeks visiting friends.
BTCalI at Rowerdink's and see his
large stock Of silver and china goods.
Just the thing for Christmas Gifts.
Fl. w. Adams, of Fargo,is in town
this week putting in the hot.water
plant at Or. Hogue's hospital build
ing.
W"S. j. Hagg is having a big sale
IF his carving sets. They are tiue
specimens of workmanship p and reasun-
able IN price.
Wi"ger RodenburR was up from the
Wcsttield country Thursday of last
! week, doing some business and visit.
ing old friends.
a. Finest lot Of dolls, toys and books
at Miss Smiths.
The Bismarck city council slips its
belt frequently, and there is nothing
to show in the way Of results after
some of it's meetings.
@TSouvenir po>tals, dishes, and
spoons at Miss Smiths.
Asa Britts' f.ther, after a pleasant
visit with his son and daughter-and
grand-daughter-in Linton, left last
Thursday for his home, Brownsville,
Minn.
@TLinton postals at Miss Smiths
W. A. Cole, the travelling agent for
the 500, who is we'll known and we'll
liked in this county, has been promot.
ed to the position of trainmaster,
with headquarters at Enderlin.
fTPictures and books. Miss Smiths.
Lewis Dog, prominent Sioux of
the reservation, was taking in the
sights in Pollock Wednesday. Pro-
gress. Good thing Shambo wasn't in
town or there would have been an
other "feec."
Puzzle in Mandan Pioneer: It's
rather hard to observe certain prom
ises made Mike LIE la Bere after the
manner the Lisbon papers prognosti-
cate possibe events in the career of
the Sheldon stalnp-pounder editor.
eB- Santa Claus and the Big Doll a t
Miss Smiths.
State Senator George D. Brown,
who ably represents Cass county
district 1.-THE Tenth), was in Linton
last week on business connected with
the oig stock ranch he purchased
some time ago from Prichard g. Knee.
land.
eB- You can get plenty of good lig.
mite coal at $500 single ton; ten tons
So so per ton, at the mine. G. l.
PARKHUksT, Livona, N. d. [de7.ja7
The Ladies' Aid Society will have
a sale Of useful and fancy articles in
the M. E. church, thi, Thursday
afternoon and evening, Dec. 14th.
Sale will be opened at y. m., and an
oyster supper will b. served at 8
O'Clock p. m. Amusements will be
provided for all.
Charlie Anderscn-he of the genial
smile, seven benign coutenance and
many friends in Enmons county-llas
gone to Wilton to act as manager of
the Wilton Mercantile Company, a
corporation in which Mr.. A. has an
interest. If you go into the store in
summer and ask for mosquito netting,
Charley, if lie hasn 1t, III sell you a
pair of felt boots or a coonskin coat
bt fore YOU can make your escape.
See the big Christmas ads this week
of the Linton Leader, Flah .rty's
Pharmacy, the Linton Bazaar and
Miss Stella Smith. If you want any
thing in the line Of Christmas pres
ents, you will not miss 1t IL you look
over the Christmas goods Of the firms
who In this weeks Record ask for your
trade.
Anton Larson and wife, Dora John.
sou, Frank Swanson and VIM. Raven
were down from the Raven neighbor-
hood Thursday Of last week.. They
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