Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-04-25
Little Mildred Lynn is getting bet

ter
Henry Ten Clay, of Westfield, was
in Linton Tuesday.
Jerry Hart and wife came up from
Winona Sunday. returning home next
day.
tY- We aim to give you what YOU
want and when you want it. C.
Wolfer.
Messrs. Cell and Coonen were Ha.
zeltonitcs in town over night Friday
of last week.
Andy Wolfer has taken employment
as clerk at the hardware store OF
Travis & Elliott.
IL d-Stonemason work of
any kind. Apply to E. f. Barron, at
the Linton House.
Cashier Irwin, of the First Bank OF
Linton, left Ms0day on business trip
to the Twin Cities.
Arthur Pitts came up last week
from Winona, where he had been at
work for some time.
~ Pies like mother used to make. -
The best meal in North Dakota for
BIC at the Arlington.
Young Roy Lucas, who was report
ed very sick last week, is much i'm
proved at this writing.
Uncle Ben Oorbin is very sick at
the Bismarck hospital. lie is suffering
from stroke of paralysis.
Tom Fladebo writes the Record to
change the address OF his copy of the
Record to Sandwood, Wash.
~ Four dollars pays for twenty -one
meals at the Arlington. They are Just
u little better-enough said.
Oscar Melbyc arrived last Thursday
from Menominee, Wis, and has taken
a clerkship in Petrie's store.
Will Pagel Is having an addition
built to his house, opposite the Rover
dink and Broman residences.
u Miss Smith will soon have on
display the prettiest and cheapest line
OF millinery ever seen in Linton.
Messrs. Fred Heyerman, John IDyk.
Henry Nieuwendorp and r. Dykema
were Westtielders in Linton Tuesday.
The wife and three children OF Con.
tractor Skellenger have been OH the
sick list for several days. DIR. Wolver-
ton is attending them.
Mrs. Homer Stoddard and her sister,
Miss Clara Eggen, left Saturday last
for Il weeks visit at the home OF their
parents, near Sterling.
Attention Is called to tile new ads
this week Of The Lt1t0n Bazar, The
Linton Leader, Paul Muencll's 5 ma rket,
and Flalcrty's Pharmacy.
- "Hats are hats" May be so.
But some are better than others: and
we think the Patterson hat is the
better kind. AtC. Wolfer's.
The Rev. John g. Bunge, Lutheran,
will hold services in Linton (old)
school-house next Sunday at 2::3O p. m.
Everybody cordially invited.
Former County Commissioner Franz
Wolf and John Miller, two early set
tiers in Selz district, we're up from the
Hague country Thursday OF last week.
Miss Trieda Backhaus, who is max
ing her home with her brother Her
mann, near Emmonsburg, was here a
few days this week visiting her pa
rents.
John Powers e'Joe Bush'), one of
the people who came to this part OF
the country in the seventies, was in
Linton Monday and called on his old
friends.
Mrs. Peter Leonard, accompanied
by Joseph King, young man who
with his mother recently came to
Glanavon frem Utica, n. r., was in
Linton yesterday.
VIM. Enze, OF Eureka, was in town
Tuesday, on his way home from the
northern part of the state. where he
had been to look over the prospects in
his trade, masonry.
Jesse Payne, the veteran freeman,
came up from the southwestern part
of the county Saturday with a big
wagon-load of trees, for which lie had
no trouble in finding customers.
Mrs. A. u. Clayton is visiting her
daughter Clara and son Lyman in Alb
erdeen this week. Mrs. Clayton and
Miss Clara also made a trip to Leola
to visit friends at the old home of the
family.
The Rev. John g. Bunge arrived
Saturday from Rich Hill, Mo-. and
has succeeded the Rev. d. III. Meyer
as pastor of the Lutheran church at
Linton. Mr.. Meyer is now located at
belmont. S. D.
The residence being built for MIR.
and Mrs. Mendelowitz on Eighth
street will be among the best dwelling
houses in town. 1t will be ~ feet in
length, a feet wide, and one and IA
half stories in height. There will b.
stone basement and hot-water
plant. Fogle & Skellenger. the con-
tractors, are doing the work
Aberdeen American. April 22d: Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Finch delightfully."- ei-
tertained a company at 6o'clock din