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

IN TOWN AND OUT
Listes AlasiEse RepsEt.
The prices for grain and sundry
ethe, produce at Linton Yesterday
were as follows:
Wneai-No. Northern. nc: No. ,.
&c. No. ). &c: No. 4. Gle: Rejected. SC.
Dufum wheaf-No. ,. sc: Ma. ;.
sc
Flax-No. l, CSC
Oa,s-2G.
Barley-3c.
atces-4c.
But.sr-i5c. Packing stock.
Cream-2lc.
Eggs-oG
The weather continues good.
Clifford Sins went 10 Aberdeen
Monday.
Reuel Grain va, up from Strasbure
over sunday.
jerry Cole came down from Hazel
Ton las. evening.
WI. Olson was down from L'9an
GisiFlc. SUNDAY.
Mrs. p. G. Rocks rec lived her new
piano SATURDAY,
a a Pollock Was up from Pollock
The fore part Of the week
Tom Kelley Vas down from Hazel
Ton day or 50 this week.
Andrew Olson was up from the
S.ra>burg country Yesterday.
Miss Ann4 Braddock returned FRI
day from a visit To Valley City.
Harry Lynn left Saturday for Aber-
deem 10 resume his school duties.
Ben johnson. the auctioneer, has
gone on visi, 10 Pipest,ne. MINI.
Or. Muench ana II. B. Tuttle were
Emmonsburgers in town Monday.
r. Ignite coal. 1890: Hooking
Valley. q. 20. See Bropby at G0dkin.
Franz Aust and Miss Lucille Grain
eft f9r Wahpeton Saturday totake up
their work
Druggist Flaherty will leave to-day
for Aberdeen, visiting Fargo before he
returns home
The Mise, Kate and Ann Harvey
returned last Friday from their visit
"a South Dakota
President Zietlow, Of the Dakota
Central Telephone Company. was il
Linton last Friday.
~ The First Bank OF Linton, Lin
ton, n. D., has real-estate money ia
loan on good farm lands, three IT, five
years.
People up from Sirasburg say that
Frank Volk is going to build an ice.
house large enough to hold severalcar.
loads Of ice.
Miss Dornsif- writes to a Linton
friend that she expects To be home in
February. She is now at Peoria. ILL,
taking care Of her sister. who is sick.
Martin Van Soest. John Van Soest,
Peter Van Soest. Sager Van Hooven,
Peter Dykema and Ed Van Beck were
up from the south country Wednes.
day.
The Ladies Guild will meet at Mrs
Louisa Carley's on Friday evening
Jan. 18th. Supper served at 6o'clock
Every one cordially invited. Pro
ceeds for benefit OF the Guild.
Anne Baker. Albert Hasper and
Theodore Hilkema were in town owe
night and left for Bismarck this morn
ing. Mr.. Baker goes to make fina
proof and the others are his witnesses
John McCrory came up from Wi
mona yesterday aud took the train fol
Bismarck this morning. Arthur Pitt
came up from Winona with him ant
will remain here until Mr.. McCrory'.
return.
Joe Wirtll came down from Brad
dock last evening. Mr.. Wirth j
badly troubled by rheumatism. ant
will soon 60 t, Hot Springs Of Al
kansas i'm AN effort to have the troubl,
remedied
Fred Boettc!ler came III from Aber
deem Yesterday, aud in the afterno0,
drove out to the ranch and thence +
Wishek a pretty good-sized trip t
he undertaken after 4 O'Clock on
short winter day.
| Linton's set Of young people. man.
of whom had been absent at school
but came home to spend Christina
and New Year. had sort of reuntol
during the holidays and rewr: a yer
pleasant week Of II.
Odd Jimmie" who was I rmerl
employed by Cook 4 Kinds when the
were building IL n. p. Mckenzie
Linton branch, died recently in til
hospital at Toronto, Canada. He Ia
been sick four mOnti.x.
j. G. Ryckman was up from West
| field this week as a witness In INA
proof case. Few people hack east
believe THAT the winters in North d
kota are such that man more tina
eighty years old can safely make
! journey III forty or fifty miles In Jar
uary. Yet the venerable pionee