Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-25
IN TOWN AND OUT.
The Linton Market.

DuIutll, 4JC
FlaX-96c
Barley-25c.
Rye-42c.
OatS-25c.
Butter-l5c.
Eggs-l6c.
Cream-22c
Is Underwear at Miss Smiths.
MIR. McMurry visited Mandan this
week.
Jacob Hauser was up from Winona
Monday.
.8 Fancy and plain waists at Miss
Smiths.
Mr. Gilman was down from the
Gayton country yesterday.
Y. l.. Pierce was up from Pollock
the latter part of last week.
Large assortments ON Miss
Smiths 5and lOc counters.
Benedigt Bichler was visitor from
the Westtield country Tuesday.
Commissioner Sherwood came up
from the south country yesterday
MIR. and Mrs. Lambert Baker were
up from the south country Monday.
Dr. Schnei-no, Sny -dercamed down
from llaZelton by last evening S train.
The Misses Talbot, OF Hazelton,
visited friends in Linton the latter
part OF last week.
Eas For IA soft-cual heater get IL VIII
SON Hot Blast Travis & Elliott sell
them-lots of them.
We arc Offering $4,000 worth of mer-
ciandfse at your own prices. The
Farmers Store, Brofy, N. ID.
Henry Reainann, of ''thc old Bills
port country" arrived in Linton by
last evenings S Braddock stage.
Miss Stella Smith is having a roomy
barn built on the rear of the lot on
which her residence is situated.
Flour! Flour! Flour! Before buying
your winter supply of Flour, come and
S3St CNt uts w 2NOIl
Don't forget the chicken feed with
real, sure-enough youthful chickens
vintage OF '06 next Wednesday even
ing
John Peterson, the Ilazelton black
smith, visited friends in Linton-and
the suburbs The fore part of the
week.
Buy at wholesale right at home by
taking advantage of the closing-out
sale at The Farmers Store, Brofy,
n d.
ssThere will be services in the
Episcopal church, Wednesday, Oct 81,
at s p. IN. A cordial invitation to
everybody.
a good many hardware items
that you need may be bought for &c to
25c. See our bargain counter. Travis
& Elliott.
MIR. and Mrs. j. r. Edick have left
Eureka and gone to Minneapolis to
reside. They will conduct restau-
rant business there.
George L. Flaherty, OF Fort Dodge,
Iowa, a brother of Druggist Flaherty,
of Linton, was the guest OF the latter
a few days last week.
Frank Alexander, an old-time attor-
ney of Campbell county, $. d., was i'm
Linton "A dav or two last week on
professional business.
Mrs III. r. Baker. of Hague, escort
ed 10y Baby James, her son, visited
her former neighbors, Mr. and Mrs.
Travis, in Linton, last week.
Mr.. Cralle, the well-known and we'll
liked Dakota Central telephone man
in charge OF the western part Of the
system. is in Linton this week:
We are selling out our stock of
Hardware, Dry Goods and Notions at
cost for cash. Call ON us for bargains
The Farmers Store, Brofy, N. ID.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. w. j. Marchant and Mrs.
Percy Williams i'm the NJ. E. church
ncxt Wednesday at the usual hour.
john Hagg has just installed hot
water plants in the Jones and Broman
residences, and the customers at both
! places are we'll satisfied with tile work.
Editor McElroy, Of Braddock, ac-
companied by Mrs. McElroy and the
children, visited old friends and neigh
bors in Linton day or two last week.
Isn't saving of from 25 to 80 per
cent worth considering? Well. it
ought TO be. Give us a trial and be
convinced. The Frrmers' Store, Brofy,
I y. -.
Wanted to Buy-32O or $40 acres of
A good farm land: nothing but actual
barguins considered. Prices and terms.
4 Owners only answer. Lock Box 81,
Rock VALLEY, Iowa.
Joe Dutton was down from hisrancll
in Buchanan Valley. Monday, with
nearly a Thousand sheep which he had
4 sold lo an Iowa buyer, who shipped
,...n from Linton.
\. G. Boggs, Jr, an old Fort Dodge
friend of MIR. Faherty, was in Linton
Thursday ard Friday Of last week.
He travels by automobile for paint
factory at Fort Dodge.
4. l.. Geil, OF the Hazelton Repub.
licar. was in Linton over night Mon
4 l.. Il.