Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-14
m TOWN AND OUT.
sala at Miss Smiths.

Miss /. Chaltin went to Hazeltol
s,,utdav where SHE will visit friends
vessrs John and G. Van Beck o
wes,tield are here on business to-day
Frank Warmley. the elevator mar
., aazelton. was a visitor here Tues
day.
NJ Britts is having the interior
e his barber shop remodeled tEi.
week.
Nm. Latiner returned from his
visit If ten days at the Twin Cities
Tuesday.
s silk, of the Pollock. neighborlood
sas in town Tuesday and Wednesday
If lhisweek.
Miss Jessie Sandidge, superintend-
ant of schools, drove to HazeltOn Mon.
day morning.
John Ling, of Pollock, brought up
party from that place Sunday, re.
turning Monday.
~ For proofs, filings, ETC., apply to
L. A. Weatherby, United States Com
missioner. Linton.
Call at the Record Office and get our
prices, and let us show you our sam
pies Of job Printing.
Mrs. Geo. Dexter is visiting with
her folks at White Rock, $. d., since
Monday Of this week.
The Ladies Aid will meet in the
N. r. church. Wednesday, February
10Th All are invited.
Mir. and Mrs. T. ID. Potwin, of Aber-
deem were up the fore part Of the
week visiting relatives.
WANTED-A girl for general house
work. Call at the home of L. A..
Weatherby. Linton, n. d.
Geo. Fiddler and Winfield Vermil-
lion we're representing the Glanavon
neighborhood here this week.
John Peterson, of Hazelton, was IA
caller in this city and cast of here
Sunday, returning home Monday!
eYr'rhe First Bank of Linton, Lin
ton, y. d.. has rcal-estate money to
loan on good farm lands, three to five
years.
Louis Maloncy, who has been visit
ing friends i'm Minnesota and South
Dakota the past two weeks, returned
home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coonen drove up
from Glanavon Sunday, returning
Monday. Mr.. Coonen having some bust
ness to transact here.
II When the Ladies come to town
they Stop at Turner's for dinner. He
has a place for them to leave their
wraps while shopping.
Contractor Ostrum is up from Wi
mona, closing deal with the Petrics'
for their large stone building which
they will construct this spring.
MI. and Mrs. L. A. Weatherby re-
turned from Cakes, Friday last, where
Mrs W. underwent an operation, but
she is Still unable to be around.
Loire Dornbush, John STAN and his
son kmil, and Rev. hammers, of
Westfleld, were up on business Mon
day They all gave us pleasant call.
> W. Wood moved down from Brofy
this week and will spend the balance
Of the winter months at his trade as
artist in the building just west of the
Stone hotel.
Jack Ramey, of Emmonsburg, took
advantage Of the fine outlook of wea-
,ler for Monday and was in the city
before any of our citizens were out of
their little nests.
- Now is the time to clean your
seea grain. The "Hero" will do the
WORK better than any other tanning
a,'l heard of. For sale by Pau
Nuench, sole agent for this district.
ben johnson has taken - head Of
s.ocK over to T. +. O'Brien's ranch,
'nree miles north of Linton, to finish
Slnterng, there being plenty of hay
W Ohe o'Brien neighborhood.
"eo Dexter received word from APP
ple.oh' Minnesota that his father was
.v'lcKen with paralysis, his third at
IaeA' and may not recover. Geo. left
S'''s afternoon, to be at his bedside.
NJ. ". P. Groen and two daughters,
MIS- Anton Complain and Miss Win
nv were up from Hull Monday. Mr..
w. ". oe'hg up on business, while Mrs.
sompaan and sister were here for
uental treatment.
Il. g. Wagner was up from the Wi
up'la country Sunday and went back
monday with q load OF coal. lie re-
~, pv''s a boy down at the Postle ranch.
."e mule fellow made his appearance
y ''e home on Friday, Feb. sth.
- Those wishing carpets or rugs
even sosen' please bring your rags to me.
t aooa work guaranteed or money re-
,1a "ueu Call personally at the 'sold
o''staln farm, west OF Linton, or
p'',e 70 &C. Brooks. Linton, n. u.
70. Box l5a.
l.. W., y. Mcmillan, who came in on
'9Nl Thursdays Sta..o from, Risr.annl.