Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-03-22
IN TOWN eHD OUT.

OF times this week.
Rob Petrie is up from his home in
The Winona country.
Frank Irvine returned from pickin.
son by Fridays N. r. train.
Sam Galley went TO Aberdeen Sat
urday for few days visit.
Henry Gravink was up from the
Westtield country Monday.
Fred Boettcher was up from Aber-
deem day or two this week.
Auditor Pitts went to Bismarck
Thursday, returning Friday.
John Mohn made y business trim "a
Aberdeen Saturday. returning Mon.
day.
DR. Muench was up from Emmons-
burg and remained in town Friday
night.
John Bader, of the Winuna neigh.
borhOod, was la town over night.
Tuesday.
E. a. keebler was down from his
ranch last Saturday. His postof,ice Is
now Brofy.
Miss Lettie Espeseth arrived by
yesterdays train from her visit to
South Dakota.
Miss Clara Keefer went Sunday 10
Winona district, where she will teach
term Of school.
Say, Badly, do you know who 1t was
that forged a young mans name to a
contest attidavits
Miss Steena Steensland, Who has
been In Aberdeen for some time spent
Sunday with relatives in Linton.
Andy Wolfer went to Strasburx by
Saturdays Milwaukee freight, return
ing by the passenger the same day.
Rev. Finkbeiner was up from his
claim near Hague on Friday of last
week. He came to see about his final
proof.
~ The First Bank Of Linton. Lin
ton, N. D., has real-eState money to
loan ON you'd farm lands, three to live
years.
Mrs. w. Il. Brooks arrived by Tues
days train from a visit of several
weeks at Primghar aud Estherville,
Iowa.
We wonder II there will he any un.
signed circulars In two languages
strewn about the county during this
campaign.
G. II. PHELPS, Bismarck. 10 aseat
for the great Edison Phonograph.
When Ia Bismarck do not Tall to come
and hear one.
Will Newberry, Of Hampton, was
very sick the fore part Of the week.
DIR. HOgue was called to attend him
Monday night.
Miss Seney, whose school will not
begin for couple of weeks, is helping
L. A. Weatherby In preparing set Of
township platS.
Travelling Auditor Thompson, 0i
the Phoenix Lumber Company. was IN
Linton over night Monday. lie went
north from here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Chamley, Of the
Hampton neighbOrllood, were business
visitors in Linton Thursday and Fri
day Of last week.
A Full Line Of Edison Pisoaograpls
Records kept continually on hasd.
Send for catalogue. 6. II. PHELPS,
Agent, Bismarck.
Although it Is rather late In life for
him to be mixed up In such foolish
ness, Capt. John Smith, Of Winona,
has All attack OF mumps.
Mrs. Welsh. wife Of the Bradduck
physician, came down by Mondays N.
r. train to visit her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Junge.
Albert Tough came home Tuesday
from Minneapolis, where lie had been
attending business college, called
here by the death of his mother.
Geo. Dexter returned from a visit to
points in South Dakota and Minnesota
last Friday. Mr.. Dexter is bringing
quite number OF actual settlers to
this county.
Capt. Hunstain will visit relatives
In Minneapolis the last Of this month,
and may come to Linton before his
return TO Hot Springs, Ark. where lie
now resides.
Attorney Armstrong went To Bis
marck Saturday by the N. r., return
ing TO l,raddock by the 500 that same
evening, and going tn his home near
IIazclton the next day.
When is that libel suit " I}raddOck
VS.. Patterson that year ago we
heard SO much abnut-cnning OF:
Have all the things the Advocate said
about Mr.. B. been forgiven. or were
they-t,ue?
Mr.. J. A. Kelly. OF Dell Rapids, $.
D., father OF Architect Walter Kelly,
OF this place, was in Linton few days
last week. Mr.. X. returned south by
Saturdays Milwaukee passenger
Say, Charlie, who was it that prom
ised NJ. B. Morfoid a dollar an acre ON
the sale Of a quarter-section tn Gus.
toner secured by Morford. and then
swindled Morford out Of $50 by Civ