Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-16

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the catalogue.
a. See Miss Smiths new line OF
Suitings, ribbons and hats.
~ For Sale-Three choice building
lots. Inquire of DIR. Wolverton.
Grand ball at Hague Tomorrow
friday night, 10y the Modern Wood
men.
GA carlsbad of barb-wire and nails
just received at WOlfer'S store. Gail
and get prices.
Master Roy Lucas, who was 50 dam
gerously sick, but was pulled through
by DR. Wolverton, is again at school.
9f"l have 100 bushels OF cally Ohio
potatoes for sale at my place, one mile
west of Rrofy. Price &c per bushcl
u taken next Saturday. J. II. JONES.
Oscar Johnson, IA registered plarma-
cist, arrived last Saturday from Botti-
neau county, this state, and has taken
a position with Mcssrs Hogue &
Muench
9BAlfred Peats' Prize Wall Paper,
5 cents to 81 per double roll. Remem-
Der, this price is for double roll, not
single roll. See A. Il. Lucas, the Wall
Paper Man.
The band concert and dramatic en-
tertainment, by home talent, in the
opera-house, last evening, was we'll
attended by an enthusiastic audience.
The parts were all we'll rendered.
Editor Frank Wilson, Of the Bath
gate Democrat. state oil inspector.
was in Linton Monday and went next
morning to iceland, which is an i'm
spection point for oil coming into the
state by the Milwaukee's Linton
branch.
MIR. and Mrs. Z. ID. .ogue left yes
terday by team for the northwest.
They will 80 first to Buford, and ex-
pect to continue the journey To the
Pacific coast. We hope they will have
safe journey and do we'll in their
new home.
A. w. Furncss. Of MandaD, repre-
senting the Missouri Valley Milling
Company, was in Linton Tuesday, do
ing business with the people who han
die their flour here
Little Eula, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Asa Britts, was quite sick the
forepart of the week, and is not yet
entirely we'll. Her complaint is tom
silitis, one of the tonsis being com
siderably enlarged.
An interesting game Of base ball
was played at the front end of the
week down at Pollock: the contest
being between that town aud Ashley.
The score was four nothing in favor
of the capital of Mcintosh. A NUM-
Der of Linton folks attended the game,
as follows: Mr. and Mrs j. a. Lang,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. a. Weatherby, Harry
Willard, \. NJ. Britts, Jos. Endren,
John Mohn, Frank NJ. Giossi. W..
Shepard, r. j. Wittmayer, A. u. Clay
ton, Earle Smith, Chas. Pdulsun, AM
drew Wolfer. II. +. lSilmer, r. Whalen.
~ Pretty hats at lowest prices, at
Miss Smiths.
A party of four that went to Pollock
Sunday to witness the baseball game
met with strenuous experience. driv-
ing home after night, owing To the
bull-headedness OF Batcave Bill, Who
whether or not he is competent 10 do
so, always wants to boss the job. and
who insisted on diving over the
prairie in every direction but the right
one. Finally the belated travellers
bumped up against farmhouse and
we're directed To Strasburg, five or six
miles away. There the party split,
some coming home by team and some
by train. 1t is reported that when
the Milwaukee Railway authorities
heard that the great Bill was long
ways from home and without style III
transportation commensurate with his
prominence. they sent a special train
to bring him to town. AS the time OF
his arrival was not known to a certain
ty, the band was not at the depot To
welcome him with the strains OF SO.
the Conquering Hero Comes.
sEParties desiring flowers for Dec
Grafton Day or other occasion can &c,
them at city prices by leaving orders
with us. SMITH & IRVINE.