Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-11-01

OatS-25c.
Butter-l5c.
Eggs-2Oc.
Cream-222c.
Arthur Wescott and family moved
to Napoleon Saturday.
MIR. Travis was in the Twin Cities
this week on business.
George Naramore was down from
the north country Sunday.
John Hague went to Flandrau Mon
day, to be absent "a week or so.
Miss Hattie Hubbard, OF Hazelton,
visited friends in Linton last week.
John Biddlecomb came up from
Glanavon Monday evening.
Tom Kelly was In town Saturday
on his way home to Hazelton from WI
mona.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Carley left Friday
for ST. Paul, where they will spend the
winter.
Mrs. j. +. Cell is visiting her son
and daughter in law at Moscow,
Idaho.
Dick Coonen was down from Hazel
ton Friday evening to attend band
practice.
Ed. Coover came down from the up
per river country, Tuesday, returning
home next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stember have begun
housekeeping in the Bert Irvine cot
tage, In West Linton.
Mrs. Colville and Mrs. Chesrown, Of
the trans Missouri country, were vis-
itors in Linton last week.
We are Offering 5000 worth Of mer-
chandise at your own prices. The
Farmers Store, Brofy, N. ID.
John McCrory, who recently" set
tied in the Winona neighborhood, was
in Linton ON business Monday.
Fred Strssser, of Eureka, Is assist
ing Joe Endren In the barber shop
while Asa Britts is out campaigning.
Miss Edith Seney left Monday by
Milwaukee train for q visit of week
or SO at her old home Howard, s. %.
ID. c. Bruguier, OF Fort Yates, N.
D., was in town Tuesday and Wednes-
day, having driven In some cattle for
shipment
George Whalen and wife, with their
daughter, Annie, left Tuesday for
Sioux City, where Annie will he oper-
ated on for appendicitis.
Miss Anna Norling was in town one
day this week, on her way from Car
den City, S. D., to Gayton district.
where She will teach school.
Mrs. j. A. Corbin aud her children,
Allah, Laura, Garland and Baby Es-
ther, left Tuesday morning to visit
relatives at Moscow, Idaho.
We are selling out our stock OF
Hardware, Dry Goods aud Notions 1T
cost for cash. Call ON us for bargains.
The Farmers Store. Brofy, N. d.
s8-Eye Specialist G. T. Williams,
the well-knOwn Optician. will be At
one OF the hotels in Linton, Saturday.
Nov. 10th. Glasses properly fitted.
! Joe Stember began work with the
Record this week Joe with one arm
is as good as some printers with two
o! these usually necessary appendages.
Isn't q saving Of from 25 to 50 per
cert worth considering? Well, IL
ought to he. Give US a trial and be
convinced. The Farmers Store, Brofy
| n. ID.
The new gasoline lamp in front Of
Travis & Elliott's hardware store
makes that part of Broadway quite
cheerful after the shades OF night have
| fallen.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Keebler were
down from the midway country yes
terday. F.. A. denies the allegation
of II. A., and asserts tnat the said II.
n. stopped Cne CLOCK.
| A. Olson-tudy,o ,one OF the well-known
and substantial settlers of the Winona
country. was in town Thursday OF last
week, attending to some business and
visiting Linton friends.
The Rev. J. w. Ogden writes the
Record from Driscoll that services
will be held in the NJ. f. church next
Sunday, and regularly thereafter, at
II a. m. and 7:3O p. m.
o. Ifyou have eye trouble, don't
| fail 10 consult q. r.. Williams, the ex-
pert eye specialist, who will be at one
0f the hotels In Linton. Saturday,
Nov. 10th. Glasses fitted.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson, of Fort
Yates, were In Linton over night.
Monday. Ell route home from visit
with Mrs. Anderson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Kupitz, in Bismarck.
t1F For Sale-Or will trade for good
Farm Land My Store Building at
Brofy, n. d. Also Restaurant Build
ing located on lot IA, block 8, Linton,
n. d. l.. w. BRoPHY, Brofy, N. ID.
Dan Morford and his dogs killed a
porcupine over in the river bottom,
recently. The dogs had as many quilts
In them as the sample OF the hedge.
hog species, before the battle ended.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Middleton, Of
Livingston, Montana, son-in-law and