Emmons County record., 1907-03-21
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Is The best meal for p cents at
the Arlington Hotel.
Masquerade ball at the opera house,
Friday evening, March 2oo.
FARM for rent-4sO acres improv-
ed. j. Il. Davis. Linton, n. Oak.
Henry Burmeister, the butcher, left
for st. Paul Tuesday. He expects to
reside there.
The editor of the Record returned
last Friday from his winters sojourn
in Bismarck.
John Jenner and Conrad Wenger-
ter, of Winona, we're visitors in Lin
ton yesterday.
Messrs. Marion, Elwood and Dan
Morford were down from the Hartford
country yesterday.
GOOD four and livc year old work
Greek Stock Farm, EmmOnSburg, N .
Oak.
Isn't it tough on the Record to be
compelled to publish in these local
columns AN advertisement OF the
patterson hat?
~ Framing of PORTRAITS, landscapes
and photographs: work in crayon,
sepia, pastel and oil. s. w. Wood
Artist, Linton, n. ID.
The Ladies' Guild will bc enter
tanned by Mesdames Turner and Ira.
Wis at the home of Mrs. Travis next
Thursday. March 2sth.
The Bazaar elevator has been sold to
the Reliance Elevator Company, of
Minneapolis. The sale was made
Through Attorney Lane.
Former Register of Deeds =. b.
Schweltzer and Baldassar Wald, form
erly of Strasburg. but now of Ipswich,
visited friends in Linton yesterday.
| Elmer Anderson was out yesterday
for the first time i'm five weeks, Il Sc
! we're attack of erysipclas having CON
tined him TO the hnuSe during that
period.
The Linton Bazaar has ordered new
cash register. Judging by the sam
pie shown by the travelling man, the
machine is about the best of its kind
ever seen in these parts.
Charlie Coventry will be home in a
few days to remain a week, the regu-
lar spring vacation Of the state uni
versity law school at Grand Forks,
which he is attending, taking place
next week.
| Walter krick has received the nine
plOws that are to be hitched to his
thirty horse power traction engine.
This outfit ought to be able to turn
over a considerable acreage during
the coming season.
Messrs. Jakob Neuharlt and Jakot
Bauer. of Eureka, were in town sew
eral days this week, patiently await
ing the arrival of the N. p. train.
They are ON the way to Mercer county
to make new homes.
\ town we'll is being dug on Ma
Pile avenue. near the northwest cor.
ner OF block 10, about half way be
tween the Linton House and the Rec.
ord office. Chist. Christianson and
r. f. Tegge are doing the work.
Mrs. Chris. Wittmayer, who had
been visiting relatives and friends In
Linton for a couple of weeks, returned
Monday to her Eureka home. Mrs
John Pfeifle and Register Wittmayel
accompanied Mrs. Wittmayer to Eu
reka.
Moses Laframboix, while carrying
the mail from Winona to Fort Yates
Tuesday evening. broke through the
ice on the Big Muddy. He was res
cued with difficulty by three men who
were walking across the river will
him.
\ big crowd OF people were in town
Saturday, the attraction being TIN
sale at the stock yards Of big buncl
of horses belonging to j. Il. Ramey
The animals were good ones and solo
at fair prices. Ben johnson was th'
auctiOneer.
Major Belden came over from Fort
Yates yesterday and departed to-day
by the y. z. train. He has beer
called to Washington to consult will
the authorities of the bureau Of In
dian affairs concerning the leasing 0
surplus lands and other Standin,
Rock reservation matters.
James Stewart came up from tn
south country yesterday, bringing
with him his sisters, Mrs. Chas. Gov
entry and Miss Mysie Stewart, VIII
had been visiting old friends an
neighbors i'm the Dale neighborhood
The ladies will soon go to visit thei
parents in Morton county, and expec
to remain there a considerable time.
The Record has received from WASH
nglon the usual spring consignment
of garden seeds, and those who frs
come will he first served. The Rec
ord believes tins old-time custom {
the government giving away a dab Z
seeds every spring is considerable OF
: humbng. We're the seeds Of new Z
. improved varieties it would be ditIe
Y ent. Blu, they are not; they al
neither better nor worse than thos