Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-06-13
leave this morning for Strasburg, N. d.,
where they will reside permanently.

ASovO V1AlO llOtutllk lOT oUI dSUuIS. ~. H.,
where they will reside permanently.
ga carload of barb-wire and nails
just received at Wolfer's store Cal
and get prices.
Aart Van de Vorste, of Westfeld,
and Mr.. and Mrs. o. Il. Chittick and
G. Chittick, of Pollock, were il, Lin
ton over night last week on their way
to Bismarck.
The northeast quarter of 25-l29 -,
belonging to the estate Of the late
VIM. G. Pearce, was sold 10y Admins
TRAITOR Sims in Linton Saturday, the
consideration being $1,000.
MIR. John Linn ana Miss Edith
Worthy, Of Ashley. left Monday for
their home, after visit with Prof.
and Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Williams
and Miss Worthy are sisters.
Miss Anna Steensland, who has
been teaching near Winona, took the
Milwaukee train at Linton. Friday,
Ell route to Fremont, Neb., where she
will attend a summer school.
The cement-block- making machine
purchased by Messrs. Martin and Sims
for the manufacture of blocks for the
new bank building is steadily at work.
The stone foundation will soon be
ready for the cement blocks.
The Leader store gives trading
stamps equal to five per cent Of your
cash purchase. When your purchases
reach q total of go, whether bought
at one time Or not, you get for the
stamps 50 cents in cash or goods.
Miss Reba Davis, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. j. r. Davis, returned last
week from the University of Mime
sofa. Having by good work escaped
all her final exams, /" she was enabled
to come home sooner than she eX-
pected.
The beer case-or case of beer
came up before Justice Clint. WAGNER,
Monday. The owner made AFFIDAVIT
that the stuff which caused Milwau
kee to be noted was ordered for family
use and not for sale. Thereupon it
was given up and the case closed.
In last weeks report of the Memo
rial Day exercises paragraph read:
s.C0mrade Wagner acted as command
er Of the Grand Army squad and as
president of the day" It should
have read ''Comrade Williams, in
stead Of "Comrade WAGNER, was pres.
ident of the day.
Messrs. Dayie & GRAPHICAL, the drill
ers, have now reached IA depth OF
about 235 feet in Lawyer Lynn's Well.
Almost 200 feet OF the drilling has
been through blue clay. Work has
been temporarily discontinued ON ac-
count of the sparker to the gasoline
engine that runs the drill giving out.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Orthmeyer were
down from the Danbury country Mon
day. With them were f. b. Adams, i
brother of Mrs. Orthmeyer, and Miss
Bertha Hall, a niece of Mrs. Orth
meyer and MIR. Adams, who had beer
| visiting their Danbury relatives, anc
who took Mondays Milwaukee traiI
ell route to their home at Java, $. ID.
The last tripof the Linton Harttor
mail carrier will be made the Both o
this month, ON which date the route
| will .bc discontinued. The Linto.
postmaster has not yet been INFORMED
as to the route by which mail between
Linton and the posotfices in the rive
country will be served. There appeal
to be signs that pouch-mail servic
will be initiated on the Northern Pa
cifc.
Even though it may cause Il secons
attack OF journalistic jimjams to TN
editors OF our contemporary a''"w
Broadway, we print for their bench
. paragraph from another Valley Cits
paper-the Patriot-whicll says: "Me
mortal Day opened wet and disagree
able, but by noon the rain had cease =
and the published program wasr;.rr'e'
through without a hitch. The a.drcS
given by Comrade Streeter was q mas
terly historical recital Of the war, q
the United States, commencing VII
the war OF the revolution and down !
the present. The causes which led U
to each Of them were set forth In sue