Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-04-04
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Frank Sahli was up from Hague
Tuesday.
Tom Kelly came down from Hazel
ton Monday.
t. For competent dressmaking
phone 81 Main.
~ Send to us for your canvas
gloves. G. Wolfer.
Ben Haggard was over from the
river country Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Yeater we're down
from Hazelton Tuesday.
| eE A carload of shelled corn Just
received at Muench's feed store.
Billy Beard was u settler from the
Braddock country in town Tuesday.
cY We aim TO give you what you
want and when you want it. C.
| WOlfer.
Miss Frances Patterson arrived by
Mondays Milwaukee train from Fari-
bault, MINI.
Anton Gruenefelder was down from
the Tell country part of Monday
and Tuesday.
Chris. MAIDEN came up from the
Winona country Monday, returning
home next day.
| ~ Pies s'like mother used to make. (,
The best meal in North Dakota for
25c at the Arlington.
| James Pollock was up from the
Campbell county town OF that name,
day before yesterday
John Jenner, Jakob Benner and
Fred Ochsner were up from the Wi
mona country Monday.
Charles Coventry left Monday MORN
ing for Grand Forks to resume his
studies at the law school.
For Sale-Several good teams OF
working and driving horses. Call at
VIM. Carmichael's livery barn.
John Baker was down from the Ha.
zelton neighborhood Tuesday to at
tend the leasing of school lands.
eB We buy the best the markets
have. A meal at the Arlington for
pc like you used to get at home.
4 G.N. Fiddler and Stephen Silk were
Glanavonites in Linton couple OF
days the latter part OF last week.
"a The First Bank of Linton, Lin
ton, N. d.. has real-estate money to
loan on good farm lands, three to five
years.
| Miss Anna Steensland was in town
Monday and Tuesday from the Wi
mona neighborhood, where she is teach
ing school.
4 a regular term Of court for the
third subdivision of the sixth judicial
district will begin at Linton Tuesday,
May eth, next.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Boettcher have
returned to their home in Aberdeen,
after an extended trip to the Pacific
Coast country.
a large number of people were In
town Sunday, the occasion being the
confirmation of children by the pas
tor, the Rev. Meyer.
Sunday, April eth. the Rev. Edgar
Jones will conduct services at the
Episcopal church at lO:40 a. m. and
77::3O p. m. All are welcome.
- Hats are hats May he so
But some are better than others: and
we think the Patterson hat is the
better kind. Ate. VOTERS.
Tuesday morning Mrs. Patterson ef,
for Bismarck to meet Mr.. Patterson,
who was expected home from trip
OF several weeks to the Pacific coast.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Couch and fam.
lily left Tuesday for Brittin, a 500
station in Burleigh county, where Mr..
Couch will have charge of lumber
yard.
Miss L. Arneson, of Minneapolis, ar
rived in Linton last Friday. Mis-.
Arneson, who is Il competent dress
maker, is AN old friend Of Mrs Free
Pfaff, Jr
The county commissioners have beer
in session this week, with all the
members Chairman Cleveringa ant
Commissioners kurtz, Sherwood. Blu
chanan and Nolk-present
The rush TO purchase farm machin
cry that was feature of last season
continues this spring. Seeders ane
plows i'm large numbers are being ia
ken from Linton to the farms.
The settlers down from the Brad
dock country part of Monday an,
Tuesday were Messrs. u. Feltheim
Joseph With aud James Holt Mis-
Anna Wirth accompanied her father.
Bills in English anG German wer
gotten out by the Records job de
partment, Monday, for an auctio,
sale TO be held next Tuesday by Ty
e man Hoffman at his farm. four mile
} north Of Westfeld.
, ~ Frank .Jaszkowiak, the Bismarc
well-driller. will be in Emmons count
in a week or 50 with one OF his ina
chimes, prepared to make wells IL
those that want them. Write him a
Bismarck if i'm need of q we'll.
In letter dated "Stordan, MINI
March o7th,a Tom Fladebo write.
Two OF our children have been sicl
and we will have to stay there unit
they are stronger. They are doin
very we'll, however, at present.