Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-03-28
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Joe Clark is up from Dale to-day.
William Groen is up from Westfield

W"hoW NlOcu ~ up ITOWl WcSVHelU
to-day.
~ Send TO us for your canvas
gloves. C. Wolfer.
Merchant Cotton was down from
Braddock yesterday.
e8r The best meal for % cents at
the Arlington Hotel.
"a Alfred Peets' Prize Wall Paper.
See A. +. Lucas, Linton.
Postmaster Cell, of Hazelton, was in
Linton day or so this week.
George Suverly was over from the
river country Friday and Saturday.
Messrs. Fred kuehn and Joseph
Schrankel are up from Hague to-day.
States Attorney Lynn visited Bis
marck this week OH professional bust
ness.
The first annual ball of the Linton
X. P.'s will h. held Friday, April
18th.
\ eB- We aim to give you what you
want and when you want it. c.
Wolfer.
- Try some of those delicious waf.
f!es with pure maple syrup at the Ar.
lingtOn.
Robert Hayes and Charles Blanch.
ard were up from Pollock Monday on
business.
1 Sam Wright. the Iazelton livery.
man, brought two travelling men to
Linton last Friday.
Elmer Anderson was we'll enough to
go home Monday, after a three weeks
siege with erysipelas.
Archie and Earl Frederick and Geo.
Chapman came down from the la.
zelton country last evening.
For Several good teams OF
working and driving horses. Call at
Win. Carmichael's livery barn.
A stock company has been formed at
Hague for the purpose OF building a
town hall 2lx6O. The company has
been Incorporated.
Last Thursdays train on the Mil
waukee was delayed several hours by
washout in the Sprink Greek valley,
between Eureka and Greenway.
The Misses Louise Stuart and Anna
Hoag, Of the Linton schools, visited
the Bismarck schools last week. The
ladies report very pleasant visit.
Register Wittmayer returned Mon
day from visit with relatives and
friends in Eureka, and also, in COM
pany with his brother Chris, . a trip
to the Twin Cities.
eBrJust one great, long laugh. New
mann's intensely comical hypnotic
comedy, The Hindou Fakir," at the
peoples popular prices. Opera House,
April 4th and 5th. Satisfaction guar.
anteed or your money refunded.
Mrs. Leah Carmichael received word
few days ago of the death of her
youngest brother. He was civil-war
veteran. anda at the time of his death
was an inmate of the Colorado soldiers
home.
Major John Carignan, of Fort Yates,
was visitor in Linton Saturday.
Jack" does not seem unduly pulled
up over that Seventeenth of Ireland
boy that came To make his home in
the Carignan household.
Miss Leyinna Marchant, Linton's
bright young elephone-exchange oper-
ator, left for Aberdeen to-day to visit
her friend, Miss Clara Clayton, OF Lin.
ton, who is attending the normal
school in the Hub City. Miss Marchant
expects to be absent until next Tues
day.
Acting Sheriff Kyes, accompanied
by Village Marshal Pagel, took Jakoh
Baumgaf tner, of Strasburg, to the
Jamestown asylum last week. Mr..
Baumgartner was once before an in
mate of the asylum, and it was sup.
posed that he had recovered. But
recently his malady returned.
The winds, or the little birds-oi
both-are whispering that not far In
the future there will be a bang-up con.
cert given by the Linton band at the
opera-house: and that after said con
cert, roaring farce by local talent
will be given. 1t can't come too soon
for this burg the best show town OF
its size on the Missouri Slope.
1 Miss Celia Mcdonnell went to Aber
deem yesterday to spend day or two
visiting the city schools There is ne
better proof Of the faithfulness III oui
village teachers than is shown by tile
expense they 90 to and the trouble
they take that they may see how the
city schools are conducted. Linton il
fortunate in having good teachers fol-
its public school.
President Worst, Ut the state agri
cultural college, will sail for Europe
about the middle of May. He will so
journ awhile in Holland, Belgium and
northern France to study the system
of intensified farming which is noted
feature of those countries. He vii
also visit Denmark, the high-clas.
buttermaker Of Europe. to investigate
the methods of dairying there.
A letter from the Hon. j. II. WOrs,
to the editor OF the Record says tina,
he had just received a telegram in
forming him that his sister. in. law