Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-11-14
IN TOWN AND OUT.

lin lUWN aN0 w -
Hwards bread at Turner's.
4 few hats left. cheap, at Miss
smiths.
.4-C;et a nice oyster stew at Tur-
ner's Restaurant.
Lunch served at all times at
,he Linton Bakery.
EsThe Stoughton wagon has grease
reseryoirs on its Skcins.
,x-Oysters, Oysters! Fresh oysters
at Turner's Restaurant.
HTDe stoughton Wagon Company
sell direct to dealers only.
LYMAN Clayton is improving. but is
sill confined to the house.
We are now prepared to do har-
moss Tepairng. Gus. Daffinrud.
Mrs. S. j. Hagg is the guest of Mrs.
VIM. Muench. at Emmonsburg.
A dance was given by the new social
club last evening in the opera house.
~ Can on Charles A. Carley, coun-
~ udpe for final proofs and filings.
A u. l'reyig, of the Tell neighbour
hood. was visitor in Linton yester-
day
E.O. Nickel last week sold to L. T.
Briggs carload OF the lngham
horses.
Billy Badger. the old-time Nor
ton county stockman. was in Linton
Monday.
Former County Commissioner Jakob
Fischer was Il visitor in Linton last
Thursday.
M-The front hounds on the Slough
ton wagon are on edge-not flat-over
the aXleS.
Ii YOU want your harness repaired
call at Dailinrnd's hardware and har-
ness store.
q For Salc.A shepherd dog, a
wear and half old. lnauire at Rec
ord office
e III you want TO borrow money
90 your farm. the Linton State Bank
will lend it to you
81 Don't forget to stop in at Turn
er's Restaurant and get meal or a
lunch when in town.
Major Belden arrived by n. p. train
Saturday evening. and went over to
Fort Yates next day.
Marion and Elwood MorfoId aud j.
Peterson we're Hartfordites in Linton
aday or two this week.
SEVERN MichaelSon, of IIazeltOn.
took the Milwaukee train last Thurs
day on his way to Aberdeen.
W'Ihe stpHghton wagon has four
teen spokes in the front wheels and
sixteen spoNes in the rear wheels.
Frank kuehn and Jake We're, of
Hague made business trip to Lin
ton yesterday in the formers auto.
mobile.
Mrs. Il. \ !lvans leaves to-day for
Chicago To spend the winter with her
brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Farley.
Andreas and George Pfeiile, of Eu-
reka. were in town Monday on their
way to visit their relative. John Pfei-
fe, at lIazelton.
Another substantial stone cross
walk was laid this week by Gus Bro
man and John Printz-acrOSS Broad
way along the north line OF Hickory
avenue.
Oscar johnson. the druggist, will
leave tomorrow for st Paul. where
ne Will take a course in. chemistry at
NE state university. Everybody wishes
him Well.
An \. I. special loaded with snow.
renee material came down the line
sunday This looks as though an
elloft IN good faith would be made to
keep Inc line open this winter.
EGG. w. Burge will take up to 100
Sec ~. Twp. 1872, Rye. IS. ten miles
good hay and water.
oomrade Stephen H. Pulling, of
nale, was in Linton Thursday Of last
WEEK. Comrade Pulling in the civil
% W was a ember of Company r, 18th
new DIRK Heavy Artillery.
lhe Rev. S. w. Hover, formerly of
Linton, has quit preaching. He has
secured position as a commercial
s siaSe 81 and, with his family. will re-
slue az Jamestown, this state.
~. tuesday. while August Obermeier
was unloading himself and two live
s &. from buggy. either the gander
w nun ON the shin or he stepped on
aslhall stone and sturnedn his ankle.
~ any rate, August s mighty lame.
:, sperm Ne, Jones went out to the farm
q SOL. John g Larson, seven miles east OF
sa rras. Friday of last week, and
maIia, Mis- Larson ON charge Of
w ra;i,vl,9usly shooting COW. She
t hal a;a examination and was held to
v .S ulstrlcl court on q bond of $500
winch was given.
mn lae TACT that they could not sell
s s,c,I wheat and flax, except in a
i f.am way has kept farmers away
n r.Sal lo"n and this has made local
nnso, a, y, news hard to get. But
inc Una Wa the elevators are again buy.
nv lns /, ,hlngs will probably soon move
0alh The Old groove.
moi ,ne ong-awaited Northern Pacific
I;n.o service between Bismarck ana
wh acJIl Will begin Monday. Nov. 25tb
I ;n.a Is good news to the people a
t n,'loh and Hazelton. PERHAPS too
~ ere ga satfylng Of mail will cause strong
fn,ln nVIes on the part Of the railwa,
sn ,Ms ! - Keep the line open in cast
'." units into the cuts.
borbpp ,ai'i ls,, Ire in the Hartford neigh
Ieosnasl,d aelb damage. j. r. Iian ne,
e On, wv y. bushels of speltz and a barn
T Tue stack Of hay was lost Al, IN.
da ueg. Neppin place. The most severe re
osA as was done to Ed. Lawler' hi,
hav IN ~ netWeen 200 and $50 tons q
star sl, IN, ne tire is said to have heer
a 49, py a thrasher engine.
llanvv !, IN .ile len-year.old son nf An
an oida o,lilpaan. of Hull, was out witt
Tie ny, ooy Founding up some horses