Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-02
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burg Monday.
~ Send to us Tor your canvas
cloves. c. Wolfer.
andrew Tuntland was up from the
Dale country Saturday.
John Lierbo, Hague stone-mason,
was in Linton Saturday.
4 Nergert, of Strasburg, was a Wis
i,or in Linton Saturday.
Al Mikalson and Tom Kelly were
down from Hazelton Friday.
Herbert Olson Rudy was up from
the Winona country, Friday.
srFor Sale-Three choice building
ln,s INQUIRE of DR.. WOlvertOn.
i W. Benkert and j. X. Busby were
mn from the Pollock country yester-
day.
rx-We are selling meal tickets at
1880 for twenty-one meals. Hotel Kill
mer
The excavation for the basement Of
the Linton State Bank has been COM
pleted
;4- We aim to give you what you
want and when you want IT. e.
W0lfer
Mr.. and Mrs. Sims returned Monday
from a visit with their children in
Aberdeen.
Merchant Junge, of the Bazaar, left
Tuesday on il business trip to the
Twin Cities.
Catholic services will be held at
Linton Saturday, May 18th, by the
Rev. FIR. Schardt.
Roy Bryant has sold his pool-room
business in Linton to Frank Irvine
and Arthur Pitts.
u II you want to borrow money
on your farm, the Linton State Bank
will lend it to you
e. Pies ''like mother used to make. -
The best meal in North Dakota for
BE at the Arlington.
Mrs. Clayton returned last Saturday
from her visit to Aberdeen and other
South Dakota points.
Mrs. II. Stoddard returned Tuesday
from weeks visit at the home Of
her parents near Sterling.
~ We don't starve you; We feed
you-at the Arlington. Twenty-One
meals (meal tiCket) for $3.50.
For Sale-Seyeral good teams OF
working and driving horses. Call at
Vim. Carmicheal's livery barn.
u We buy the best the markets
have. \ meal at the Arlington for
&c like you used to get at home.
John McCrory and Robert Petrie
were up from Winona, Monday, re-
naming in town but few hours.
BornAt Brofy, Wednesday morn
ing, May |, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A.
Foell.a son. Mother and boy all right.
GrThe First Bank Of Linton, Lin.
ton, \. d.. has real-estate money Ia
loanon good farm lands, three to five
years.
Messrs. NJ. Cornelison, John Berg
and Mrs. Mears came up from Hag nc
Tuesday and were in town between
trains.
Slessrs. W. G. Gearin, Frank Ar;
mold, John Krum and Frank F. Voll
were up from Hague between trains
Tuesday.
Jerry Cole visited Linton friends
TINS week, driving down from Brad
dock Monday. lie returned home
Tuesday.
Messrs. Silk and Vermillion came
up from Glanavon Tuesday. The,
'elt by y. r. train for Bismarck thi.
morning.
SFor Sale-The platform scale 10
Gated IN front Of the building formerl!
occupied by j. w. Wescott as a hard
ware store. A bargain. A. NJ. BRITTs
Mr.. Talbot came down from tin
panbury country Friday to meet Mrs
talbot, who was returning from
visit to Big Stone, S. d.
Hats are hats May lie 10
nuc some are better than others: an,
We think the Patterson hat is tn
peeter kind. Ate. VOTERS.
The Hotel kilmer is centrall
.Na1ed in the business section of Lin
ton Commercial travellers will fin,
:" handy place at which to stop.
born-To Mr.. and Mrs. A. f.. Cham
oerS' residing seven miles cast Of Lin
o'' wednesday, April q, a girl. TIL
mother and daughter are doing we'll.
Vomrade W. L. Bales was up froI
u,'e southwestern part Of the county
tuesday. lie was accompanied by Iii
daughters the Misses Sadie, Nella an
Chattie.
p'a 1t ever strike you, gentle reae
r. That the climate Of Linton is niue
u'ofe conducive to the growth Of dor
WAN II is I" the sprouting of do,
licenses:
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Travis and III
''e MISS Lola left Monday for a Wis
~ two Or three weeks at Ellswort
,ie'r old home). Red Wing. and oti,'
wisconsin cities.
pr. wolyertnn was called to u
"u'' ne'ghborhood last Saturday
p.escrlbe for the year-old son II Flor
~ r'ehsma. suffering from pneumoni
me child is recovering.