Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-03-28
Cliff. Stickney was a Braddockite i,


Next Sunday will be Easter re-
markedly early i'm the season.
Mrs. Pfeilie returned Monday from
her visit with Eureka friends.
d. Looyenga and John Van Beck
were Westtieders in Linton Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. James King were up
from the Emmonsburg country, Mon
dav.
"a See Lucas, the Linton Wall Pa
per Man, IL you want good work in
that Line.
Wild geese have been flying north
in considerable numbers during the
past week
Commi ssioner Volk, the Hague
merchant, was in town bet ween trains
yesterday.
~ For Sale \ house and lot on up
per Broadway. in Linton. inquire Of
T.. T. Williams
s8 Wan ted Stoncmason work of
any kind. Apply to f. f.. Barron, at
The LINTON House.
eB Wanted A girl for general res
taurant work. Apply at Turner's Res
taurant, Linton, N. ID.
Charlie Coventry is home from the
Grand Forks University Law school TO
spend a weeks holiday.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give .
supper and hold an apron sale at the
NJ. r.. church this evening
Born Tuesday morning, at 2o'clock,
to MIR. and Mrs. a. NJ. Britts. u daugh-
ter. Mother and girl doing we'll.
Gottlieb Beck and Wilhelm Maucl,
OF ICELAND, were In Linton this week,
going toand returning from Bismarck
9S"Thc First Bank OF Linton, Lin
ton, N. d.. has real-estate money to
loan ON good farm lands. three to five
years.
The village trustees are having IL
stone sidewalk laid on Hickory ave.
nue. between the Petrie and the Pat
terson corners.
T.. IL. Mehren, Of Marion junction,
S. d., arrived in Linton last Friday
and has taken q position as butcher
at Muench's market.
~ Framing of portraits, landscapes
and photographs; work in crayOn,
sepia. pastel and oil. S. W. Wood,
Artist, Linton, ". ID.
a. Hats are hats. . May lie so.
But some are better than others; and
we think the Patterson hat is the
better kind. AtC. Wolfer's.
Vim. hammers, the bright young
son Of the Rev. b. w. hammers, the
Wcsttield pastor visited friends in
Linton few days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. freeman and Master
Boysc aud MIR. and Mrs. George Ach-
eson and Master George l.. were up
from the Dale country, Saturday.
The tighter tile lid is screwed down
out on the slope, tho brighter become
the prospects for rcsubmission legis-
lation two years hence. Neche
Chronotype.
Capt. IIonstain arrived from Mime
apolis by yesterdays train, and is Wis
iting old friends. The old gentleman
is looking we'll lie expects to remain
here some time.
Mrs. NJ. c. Renley, of Canton, S.
d., sister Of Mrs. J. A. Stember and
Miss Steena Steensland, arrived by
to-day's Milwaukee train to visit her
Linton relatives.
eBA gentleman from South Dakota
'syOu have great number Of healthy
young men here" They have IA meal
ticket at the Arlington
81 Uncle Ben Corbin desires the
Record to announce that the date Of
his sWolfology'' lecture in the opera
house has been changed from Monday,
April lst, to next Saturday evening,
March BOTH
MIS-. A. q. Atha, Ut Ortonville,
Mimi; Mr.. Frank Junge. Of Leola,
S. d., and Mr.. Fred Junge and daugh-
ter Mrs. H. w. WELSH, Of Braddock,
we're called To Linton this week by
the death Of little Allen Junge.
~ Miss Mae Dornsife hereby i'm
forms the people Of the Hull and
Westtield neighbcrloods that she will"
he at Hull Friday and Saturday. April
10Th and 10Th, aud at Westteld Mon
day and Tuesday, April 22d and 23d.
She will take with her well-selected
stock OF seasonable Trimmed Hats Of
the very latest styles. which She will
sell at reasonable prices.
James Gillespie returned Saturday
from Billings, Mont, where lie had
been working for a couple Of months.
While i'm Billings Mr.. Gillespie made
the acquaintance of ID. II. Jones, an
early day settler in Glanayon district
this county. Mr.. Jones is running a
cigar store in the Montana city, and is
doing very we'll. Mr.. jones was one
of the justices Of the peace i'm En-
mons county along in the early
eighties. file also gave the name
"Glanavon' to the school district in
the southwestern part of the county.
In 1884, when the Record was started,
we we're in the habit OF referring TO
the district as ''Glenavon, giving it
a Scotch twist But Mr.. Jones. who
was Welshinan either by birth or
parentage, wouldn't stand for that,
and he insisted that we call 1t "Glan"