Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-08-22
m TOWN AND OUT.

srBoard by the DAY OF week ~ Tue
Arlington.
~ Lunch served at all times at
,he Linton Bakery.
,sssie Payne was up from the Clan
avon country yesterday.
r. Oil Stoves for sale at $3.50.
Haak 4 SON, Hull, N. d.
Mrs F. c. Brooks has gone to visit
nsrold bome-Janesville, Wis.
Attorney Coventry went to Aber-
deem saturday. returning home Mon
day.
The Rev. j. a. Lemery was recently
married to a lady of Grand Forks
county.
Miss Grace Kiley, of Savannah, H.,
isysiting her former schoolmate, Miss
lnez Sims
States Attorney Lynn and the Rec
md man were Lintonites in Bismarck
last Thursday.
Peter Wittmayer, Sr., Of Eureka,
was up on visit to his sons from Sat-
urday to Monday.
Reue Grain has returned to the
trans. Missouri country, where he in
tends to take up homestead.
Capt. IIonstain arrived yesterday
from Minneapolis. He expects to
make long stay here this time.
Mr.. and Mrs E. p. Williams have
gone to Sanborn, this state, to reside,
where the professor will teach school.
Frank Kuehn, the genial young
man in charge of the Hague Bank,
visited friends in Linton last Satur-
day.
Mrs Thos. Shepard and son went
from Hazelton last Thursday to visit
her relatives. the Kalberers, in Bis
marck.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Raven left to-
day for visit TO the Pacific coast
cities. They expect to he absent about
three weeks
Quincy Gates, Of Chippeway county,
Wis, arrived at HazeltOn last Thurs
day, TO visit his relatives in the upper
river country
The commencement exercises in the
opera-house last Friday evening were
well attended. At their conclusion
there was dancing party.
The young folks OF Linton had an
enjoyable HAY ride Tuesday evening.
Fifteen girls and six boys constituted
the party, and it was a merry bunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Lee and family
we're up from Emmonsburg Friday to
attend the commencement exercises,
IN Which their daughter Sarah took
part.
Martin 4 Sims have sold their Cad
llac auto to Frank Kuehn, of the
Hague State Bank. Mr.. Sims has
ordered Buick machine of twenty
lCur horse power.
Mrs. ellis, wife of the n. p. yard
master at Fargo, and her son, arrived
III Linton last Thursday. en- route to
uaRem to visit their relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. Maxwell.
~ Smiths Photograph Gallery
WIN be opened September LIST with q
thoroughly competent photographers
N charge. Satisfaction guaranteed.
hour patronage solicited.
Attorney Il. NJ. Davis, Of Takoma,
wash, started by Mondays Milwau-
kee train on his return home, after a
weeks visit with his parents and sis
er at the Davis Bros. ranch.
ihere is q picture OF the Linton
concert Band, and a write-up of the
sue 10 the Musical Enterprise, a
leading journal devoted to musical in.
'efes1s published at Camden, N. j.
When we see Will Fulmer coming
~ 'o"h or going out on that two.
W.. "'.eeled gasoline goodwill it makes us
a'''lk OF the chap who said another
S'ap was ''goin' to haal a whoopin'. -
nlne-or seven, would be more
sollee1-went to Brofy last Sunday
.u mao ball-game with short
n ' team at that place. The score
vas = 70 Ii. The game was not yer,
.'.'i'ah1, but the boys say there was
heap of fun.
~, Elmer Fogle made a trip down te
a n'e Fred Petrie farm, in the Winon;
ua.ry' the fore part Of the week
:. .,''u ne smacks his lips as he tells o
sne good things-ripe tomatoes, swee,
i ~ and slch-all raised by Mr.. Petrit
~ nus garden that the dinner table
Afforded. 'e 'a'''
= JACK Frost nippcd tender vegetation
va ~ considerable extent, in the Beaye
is a',ey ahdother low places -topograph
cua m'' We mean = Monday night
ua a.unoers went kapoot," and tn,
~, ppel leaves of tomato vines, corn
w. were killed. Farmers who hay,
S'' ~ Town since the frost came re