Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-23

from DIR. Smiths patrons. A good
dentist is mighty good thing for n
town.
Work is rapidly progressing on Mer-
chant Mendelowitz's residence on
Eighth street
TT For proofs, filings, etc, apply to
u. "A Weatherby, United States Com
missioner. Linton.
Jesse Payne came up from Glanavon
Tuesday with another load of trees,
for which he found quick sale.
Born-Monday morning, May 20,
1907, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baker,
Of the Brofy neighborhood, "a son. An
we'll.
The First Bank Of Linton, Lin
ton, N. d.. has real-estate money 10
loan ON good farm lands, three to five
years.
"a The rooms at the Hotel kilmer
have recently been newly calcimined,
generally renovated, and placed in
tirSt-clasS condition.
Charles Brodsky, q butcher from
Wagner, $. d., arrived in Linton yes
terday. lie has accepted position
in Muench's market.
Conductor Ed Stephenson brought
ina special Milwaukee freight train
Tuesday, 1t being his first trip to Lin
ton for several months.
A game of base ball will be played
In Linton next Thursday, May both,
between the Dakotas (Indians) of Fort
Yates and the Linton team.
The Dacotah Lumber Company now
has yard running at Brofy, with A..
Il. Chambers in charge. MIR. Cham
bers is also running tine lirofy elevator.
Edward Hirning came up from
Hague Tuesday and made filling on
eighty acres Of land four and half
miles southeast of that place.
The Linton Juvenile Band gave q
concert on Broadway in front of the
postoaice, Saturday afternoon. The
boys are making good progress.
9grAlfred Peats' Prize Wall Paper,
) cents to 81 per double roll. Remem-
Der, this price is for double roll, not
single roll. See A. r. Lucas, the Wall
Paper Man.
MIR. ID. nj. Parsons, who recently
purchased the northwest quarter and
the west half of the southwest quarter
Of 2s-136-7777, in Buchanan Valley, and
who is having some breaking done ON
1t, came down from IIaZcltOn ycster-
day.
Judge RoweTdink left Tuesday by
N. p. train for the west. lie bought
ticket for Helena From there he
will go to Big Timber, Mont, to visit
relatives, and will also visit western
Canada to look over the country be-
fore lie returns home.
Five horses belonging 10 Ninzenz
Mater, living IA few miles southwest of
Linton, have been estray since April
lst, and, although he has spent weeks
looking for them, he cannot near any
tidings of them The animals are de.
scribed in his notice, fifth column,
first page.
1t would seem that some arrange
nent could be made tn save the opera
house Advertised fur sale by the
MORTGAGE for the purposes for which
it was built II would be great mis-.
fortune to the town if the purchaser
should decide To devote it entirely to
other purposes.
Christian llirning, Christian Mar
quardt and Franz Nolk, of Hague, came
to town Monday and left by the N.
p. Tuesday morning for Fargo, where
they are summoned as witnesses befule
the United States court. They had
received no information as to the title
of the case in which they were t. APP
pear as witnesses.
Banker Martin and the following
named Enmons county people left
Monday for Aberdeen, to 80 by the
Great Northern to the Lethbridge
neighborhood of Canada. TO look over
the country: Peter SENATE Peter
Mitzel, Adam Richter. Valen,in Dinis,
Elias Nagel, Rochus bosch, Konrad
Munsch, r.. NJ. Nolk. Karl Ternes,
Michael Ternes, John Richter. Jakob
Richter, Anton liaag, Peter Miller,