Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-03-07
Ed. wescott went to Hazelton Mon,

Ed. wescott went to Hazelton Mon.
day.
Will Freeman was up from Dale
Monday.
Miss Edith Seeley is expected home
from st. Paul today.
A. NJ. Britts will 90 to Aberdeen on
business with the next train.
John Brundage, Of Eureka, was a
business caller in this city Monday.
/ Louis Maloney was confined to his
room with severe case Of rheuma-
tism Tuesday.
FoR SALE-A good mich COW: call
at the barber shop Of A. NJ. Britts,
Linton, n. d.
Mrs. b. T. johnson was visiting sew.
eral days Of this week With Mrs. WIZ
Rush at Hague.
Jakob Fischer, of Exeter, will have
an auction sale at his place next Tues
day, March 18th.
u II you want to borrow money
on your farm, the Linton State Bank
~ill lend 1t to you
4 Tomorrow and Saturday teachers
examination will be conducted and .
good attendance is expected.
Tom Kelley returned from Hazelton
the first Of the week, where he had
beeo on business several days.
Paul Muench attended meeting Of
the NJ. w. A. at Hazelton last Satur.
day evening. returning sunday.
David Phillips, Of Hazelton, came
down Sunday on two days visit with
Tom Kelly. He returned home Tues
day.
GOOD four and five year old work
horses for sale. ]. e. Davis, Beaver
Creek Stock Farm, Emmonsburg, N.
Oak.
Mrs. II. f. Brown received word from
Roscoe by phone that her mother Il III
and will leave for that point on the
first train.
w. w. Cralle, the lineman OF the
Dakota Central Telephone Co., was
here Tuesday looking after the com
pany's interests.
.Jakob kopp was up from the Stras-
burg neighborhood Monday and re-
ports everything well sold at llis auc-
tion sale last week.
Willie Soper was married last Sat.
urday at Napoleon. N. D., to Miss Eva
Gilbert, VI Dakem, N. d. Congratu-
lations. Eureka Post.
Remember that the Record has the
only German printer in this county
and therefore can print your sale bills
in both English and German.
Rev. Pieper. Of iceland. was in the
city Monday on his way home from
the Horsehead Greek where he con.
Quoted services ut the Lutheran church
Sunday.
3. +. johnson was at Pollock last
week Thursday Is aucti0neer Ut the
sale Of Tom Fladebo's. Ben has the
reputation Of being the best salesman
in this and adjoining counties.
John Bosch sold out his meat mark.
ct fixtures to Fred Kelsch and Pau
Muench and is now out OF the butcher
business. We understand he will put
In complete stock Of general iner'
cllandise.
Messrs. A. w. Sims aud S. j. Hagg
left Tuesday morning ON the North.
crn Pacific for Vancouver, u. q. From
there they intend to make extensive
visits In the various coast states, which
will take up the greater part Of this
month.
Karl Lindburg, Of the Logan dis
trict, brought IN pair Ut weasel skins
last Saturday and shipped them to =
firm at Minneapolis. Mr.. Linburg ex.
poets good price for them . the ami.
, mails got away with enough Of hid
chickens to make them valuable.
Jess q. Morford, who has been 1t
Council Bluffs, Iowa, since the tore
part Of December, returned On Sun
days special train Of Immigrants.
Mr. Morford has been busy ever since
he left here helping our newcomers,
mentioned elsewhere, sin selling the
machinery, etc. which they did not
desire to take along