Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11

oats Pc
Butter liM
Eggs l1c
Cream 2H
The Rev. l;ussman was up FROM
Pollock Monday.
pr Muench was AN Emmo,lsburger
4 IN Linton Friday
''Our stuif sold we'll at the Hazel
ton market-day sale
Mrs Evans returned Sunday from y
visit To the Winona country.
Miss Edith Seney visited friends Ii,
Linton the fore part Of the week.
Clerk OF Court Rocks returned last
Thursday from i visit to Michigan.
For tickets for "rhe Sherry" entet-
talnnent call at Flaherty's Pharmacy.
.Iudge koWerdimk and wife returned
last Thursday from their EASTERN visit.
l7r Welsh and Mr.. punahue, VI
Braddock. took In tile Standing Rock
fair last week
Comtade BALES aud Ed l.angliers
old settler, oI t;lanAvOn district, we're
in Linton Monday.
MIR aud Mrs. Counen cxMe down
from Ila2elton Monday for = short Wis
IL with friends here
ln this weeks ad Flxherty has
few words for the public on the sub
ject OF Wall Paper
Prof. Smith returned last Friday
from a visit in Aberdeen. lie says
the kltieS make good music.
/ ben Haggard and Sam Blore we're
up from the EMmonsburg country
Friday with two loads of flax.
@o,nrade Putnam and wife, u the
Wlnona country, were visitors IN LIN
ton the latter part vi last week.
Market day last Saturday In Hazel
ton was il grand success. Most VI tle
Patzer personal property was sold.
Born Thursday, Oct. 3, lyD6, to M.
and Mrs. Herbert Galley. OF Linton,
"A tuy Mother and son doing we'll.
Arthur Hewitt came over from Can
non Ball Friday with some cattle.
and NEXT day departed with the cattle
train for Chicago.
Mr. aud Mrs. hen Wright we're Wis
itors from the Hazelton country in
Linton last Monday.
The Rev Edgar Jones will conduct
service in the Episcopal church Ia
Linton next Tuesday evening, ut 8
O'Clock. Everybody invited.
THE Misses T.. NJ. Brown, Myrtle j.
Brown and Blanche Stner came up
from Pollock Saturday tu see County
>upt. Coventry about schools.
MIR ,;olclsl, sold Two quarters the
other day This refers To land mot
beef. lie isn't = butcher save Of the
English language when he writes.
4 ~ III you want your feed ground
promptly and In good shape call On
Paul Muench, the Linton iced nan
\ lot OF new machinery just installed.
| 4 tire i'm Bismarck one day last week
DESTROYED the 500 round-ilOuSe, =
couple of engines and considerable
other property belonging TO the rail-
way company.
sunday night there was heavy
wind in these parts. 1t had been 50
long since we had been visited with
amy windy weather IN this region,
that it seemed To be quite a novelty.
Mr. John Sanderson. " Glanav0n.
lhi, county, and Mrs. Martha Dyke,
late OF Plottat, Ala, we're married
IA Linton Monday evening by Judge
Itowerdlnk No more "baching" for
jack
T.. r. keedy, Of Fort Yates, is in
town. and to-day the young IMAM will
take the Milwaukee train for Evans
TON, IN, 10 resume his studies in the
medical school oI northwestern Uni
Nersitv
Christian Hansen, "The Modern
Olc Bull. Will give . concert in Lin
lou at the NJ f. church, Monday,
Oct. 18TH. Admission. adults 5Oc and
children 25c. lie comes highly recon-
mended
Farmers Rob Petrie and jay smith,
OF the WinOna country. took In the
lair a. Fort Yates last week. Robert
mad on exhibition new kind of ru-
tabaga that he produced this season
by carefully crossing turnip with ,
potato.
lsatc4ye Billy. managing editor and
sil,,eilntemdent OF the mechanical de-
paitmelt OF Mr.. Millionbuck' Is paper,
headed am article last week, 'Stung.
We didn't read il: but IL probably re-
fcrred l., a prod that John Barleycorn
mad gwen him.
There was no passenger train on the
Milwaukee To Linton yesterday. There
was a freight wreck just west OF Aber-
(leen and the passenger train could
mol, get through No particulars nf
the wreck had been received when the
Record went TO press
lhe Hazclton chap says some old
\ timers told him things about Streeter
Who was il Windy Hank, the Law
sharp And did any Of EN- tell him
That they'd like To have the money re-
paid which they loaned u help move
| the paper To ofiazeltOn.
! a lady called at the Record otiice
the other day To get some newspapers
Y 10 put on the shelves. She wanted
6mls outside exchanges said awhile
before she'd accidentally put a Record
aud an Advocate on the same shelf II
the dairy, aud they soured the milk
Little lDelda, aged two and = hall
years. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. 5. T.
lie1aow, who reside about twelve
mIles east of Linton. died OF cholera
7, lnoTou, Thursday OF last week. Thu
J, circumstances surrounding the deati
OF the little girl were more than usu
al sad, as her father WAS In thu
northern part OF the state, dOint
eirashing work, when she died. I'm