Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-07-05
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lH- Ribbons At Miss Smiths.


neighborhOod MOnday.
Joe Fletcher, MIR. Patterson's auto
engineer. has resigned.
George Acheson is helping MIR.
Britts in the barber-shop.
A. II. Irvine and Arthur PITTS left
to day for the Twin Cities.
eA Buy your hats, waists, skirts
and Jackets at Miss Smiths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huse, OF Fort Yates.
are visitors in Linton to-day
Levi Wright was down from the
Hazelton country last Saturday.
Fred Caldwell was up from Winona
few days during the past week.
~ Some good pigs for sale.
jul5l II. BAcKHATs, Linton. N. ID.
The Linton baseball team will
play the Pollock team at Pollock next
Sunday.
c. j. Baker. of the Hague neig hbor.
hood, was a visitor In Linton one day
last week.
Issue Clerk Grouse, of Fort Yates,
greeted friends in Linton Thursday of
last week.
Fred Junge, Jr., OF Braddock, spent
a couple OF days this week with his
relatives in Linton.
Merchant Anton Fischer. Of Hague,
was business visitor In Linton
Thursday OF last week.
Menno DeBoer and DIR. Shockey, in
the formers red devil-wagon. we're up
from Pollock Monday.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
at the home of Mrs. W. o. Irwin on
Wednesday, July llth.
John Biddlecomb and family, Of Wi
mona, visited relatives in Linton the
latter part of last week.
Miss Steena Steensland. formerly Of
Linton, but now of Aberdeen, Is visit.
ing friends here this week.
Miss Clara Aust returned home
Friday from Wahpeton, where she
had been attending school.
For sale. Ice in large or small lots
Apply to Pagel 4 Broman, Linton.
Homer Stoddard's incubator is still
at work. A bunch OF half hundred
Plymouth Rocks is his latest output
| Harry Mcmillan, who was employed
for some time at kelsch's meat.
market, has returned to his home al
Ashley.
Miss Edith Seney. who is teaching
school in the Strasburg neighborh00d,
visited in Linton between trains last
Friday.
Mrs. Scherr and five of her children,
about a dozen miles southwest OF Lin
ton. have diphtheria. The house has
been quarantined.
Miss Kate Haas, Of Glendale,
visited her brother Frank. manager
of the Dacotah Lumber Company, In
Linton, last week.
II. Stoddard, Eb clarionetist OF the
Linton Concert Band, has just pur.
chased new instrument, and IL Ii
certainly dandy.
Ed Campbell was in Linton part
of the Fourth, having come from Fort
Yates during the forenoon, en- route
to his home in Hazelton.
The Hampton and Bfofy baseball
teams played at Beaver Park last Sat-
urday afternoon, the score being II to
IL in favor Of the former
Asa Britts has purchased a fine
leather covered, hydraulic barber
chair lie now has three first class
chairs in his tonsorial parlors.
Diphtheria Of mild form exists at
the residences of Fred Kelsch and
A. G. Clayton. The places have been
quarantined by Or. Wolverton.
Judge Rowerdink issued marriage
4 licenses last week to Fred Pfeifer and
Elizabeth SautsF and John EdingeI
and Emilia Sauter, all OF this county
| Mrs. C. II. Edick was in Linton
over night Friday, returning to hei
home In Eureka, after visiting friends
in Bismarck and at Hazelton and Ii
yona.
Jay Smith arrived last week from
Rochester, Minn., for q short visit
here Jay will go back to Rochester
soon, but in the fall will return t6
Linton 10 stay.
Martha, eighteen months old, daugh.
ter OF MIR. and Mrs. S. NJ. Boyer, son
in-law OF Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Ziegler, died at the Hogue hospital
in Linton, last Thursday.
Earl Atha reached home Tuesday
from trip to OrtonviIle, Mimi, u
meet his wife, who had been visiting
relatives there. Mrs. Ath2 returned
to Linton with her husband
People from Fort Yates, besides
the ball-players, who attended thu
Linton celebration, we're Richard
Fallon and his son Richard ant
daughter Ida; w. w. Davidson, Man
ager Squires, Chas. Mclaughlin, Oar