Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-16
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his eastern visit.
Thos. Ryckman, ot Dale, was In
Linton Tuesday.
Editor Streeter made short busi-
ness trip to the Capital.
Ed. EastoM WAS down from the ur-
river country last Friday.
VIM. Ascnider was over from his
Emmonsburg store last Tuesday.
The Misses Jennie and Annie Talbot
visited friends in Linton Wednesday
Of last week.
Fred LApaugh arrived from Micht-
gan Monday and Is visiting with rela-
tives in Linton
Arthur Pitts left Saturday for Far
20 where he will take = course in =
business college.
Messrs. Geo. Naramore and Frank
Crawford we're down from the north
country yesterday.
Or VIM. Muench and Paul Muench
were among those who left for Mime
apolis last Monday.
Last Monday n. 4. Simonsma
shipped nine cars Of sheep from Linton
to Rock Valley, $. p.
s. L. Scott, w. 5. Freeman aid
Peter knudson were up from the Dale
country last Tuesday.
Come and hear the Old Maid Clubs
opening ode. Cannot he reproduced
even in the Twin Cities.
f. II. Nelson Is running the feed
store during the absence of It's owner,
Paul Muench. at Minneapolis.
George Abraham, George Payne and
John Thomas, Of the Dale neighbor-
hood, were in Linton Tuesday
Reuel Grain returned the latter part
OF last week from his visit with his
parents at MOnango, this state.
Editor Strceter left Tuesday after.
noon by the Milwaukee to attend the
G. A. r. convention at Minneapolis.
Druggist John Flaherty left Satur
day by the Milwaukee for visit at
his former home, Fort hodge, Iowa.
Clarence Smith, who is doing car
penter work at Napoleon, visited in
Linton Saturday and a part of Sunday.
Harold Gosling, who has been in
Linton during the last couple Of weeks,
left for Pollock day before yesterday.
Menno DeBoer, the enterprising
grain and machinery man, was up
from Pollock couple oi days this
week.
w. w. Cralle, Jr., the Dakota Cent
raj lineman on this end of the line,
was In Linton inspecting the system
this week.
Mrs. r. NJ. Harrington aud niece,
Miss Frances Patterson. left last
Thursday for the latter's home at
Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Clark, MI. and
Mrs Eber Putnam, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Bales were In town from the Dale
country Tuesday last.
\ S. j. Hagg has sold his hardware
store and the building containing II
to W. Travis, Of Hague. Mr. Hagp
says he will rest awhile.
Mr.. r. f. Martin left last Thurs
day for Rochester, Mimi. Mrs. Mar
tin is rapidly improving and will bt
home some time this week
John Baker was down from the Ha
zelton country to be present at the
meeting of the county central com
mittee, of which he is a member.
NIL Vim. Jones and p. j. Wittmayer wer'
among those who left Monday by tn
Milwaukee to take In the G.. A. II. en-
campment at Minneapolis this week.
r. f. Brown, printer from Eli
River, Mimi, arrived In Linton las
| Thursday and will assist in getting
out the weekly edition of this ora
lever.
J. The Evans building, which ID
Hogue recently purchased is rapidl
nearing completion. The lathing
| finished and plastering will be begu
at once.
Last Saturday Andrew Wolfe
shipped Two cars and l.. d. Seema
/ shipped two cars of cattle to Chicag
from here. The owners went wit
the shipment.
Comrades II r. Anderson. A. z. Was
her, b. A. Williams and James Merti
we're among the old soldiers from her
who left Monday for the g. a. K. Ell
campment at Minneapolis.
Harrie Spalding was over from Gay
ton Friday to meet his wife's motheI
Mrs. bowling, who came from Blu
bank, S. D., tosee .'that blessed baby
out at the Spaulding ranch.
y. y. Roop WAS down from Lpga
last Friday night. Mr.. r. Came :
be present at the meeting Of the n
publican county central committe
meeting, he being member.
A representative OF the firm Of Wa
ter Brothers, livestock dealers,
Chicago, is in Linton this week ma
II ing arrangements for purchasiI
stock for the market this fall.
Reports from the 6. A. f. encam
ment at Minneapolis are 70 the efie