Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-21
NJ TOWN AND OUT.

a...r Sbier wasdown from Bismarck
Yesterday
elonTuesdas-
Coo. zirbes, Of Hazelton, was down
- h,lsiness Tuesday
c,.,s hats and skirts are selling
vsry cheap al Miss Smiths.
u,ss Marie Muench, of Emmons-
nnrr. is visiting in this city.
,onn Peterson, of Hazelton, made
~ rsoular visit here overSunday.
uans Hanson, of the Tell neighbor-
,aaa was here on business Wednes-
day.
Miss Bessie Eldridge came up from
posroe Monday to work at the Hotel
Dakota.
Louis Maloney, who has beenat Bis
narck several days returned home
Tuesday.
Tom Kelley returned from Bis
mack saturday, where he consulted
physician
Superintendent OF Schools, Miss Jes-
s;e Saudidge, went to Hague Monday
10 visit schools.
Mrs. II. ID. Evans returned from her
claim near Winona Tuesday after a
two weeks stay.
NJ For proofs, filings, ETC., apply to
|. a. Weatherby, United States Com
missioner, Linton.
sam Wright, Of Hazelton, brought a
load Of coal down from Braddock for
Tom Kelley, last Saturday.
/. Mendelowitz, of the Leader, re-
turned Friday of last week from a
several days business call ut Eureka.
John Kllehn and Jake We're came
no from Hague Tuesday on business
and incidentally took in the concert.
Rev. Edgar Jones will preach at
the Episcopal church ON Tuesday eve
ming Of next week, Feb. Goth. All are
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Robinson drove
infrom TT. Yates last Friday on their
way to Bismarck. They went via
Braddock
GsSWhen the Ladies come to town
they stopa Turner's for dinner. He
has a place for them to leave their
wraps while shopping.
Even Strasburg took an interest i'm
the Jubilee Singers. The town being
represented by Andrew Boshker and
wife and Messrs. TerneS and Bach
meier
John Bolinger and Heinrich Heinz
of Artas. we're in Linton Tuesday on
their way to Medina and Bowdon
where they will pay an extended visit.
We understand that Frank, the
plaintiff cannot find his Montgom-
cry Ward catalogue since he lent it to
Badly Patterson to send for a suit Of
clothes. =
J. H. C;reshen, manager of the Bis
marck branch for the Huber Thresh-
ing Machine Co. was here several days
Of this week in the interest of the
company.
W. Ornstein, who is employed at
the Linton Leader, went to Kuhn
Monday to visit his parents who came
tothis country two weeks ago from
South Russia
Freight Agent Waller and Road
master Ashton, of the Milwaukee sys-
tenn, with headquarters at Aberdeen,
were here on business Saturday be-
tween trains.
Mrs. L. A. Couch, of the old town,
who has been confined for the past
Two weeks with a severe cold, is re-
ported as somewhat better but still
unable to be out.
=. E. Bingham can be found next
door to Wolfer's store, Linton. where
he repairs shoes. He is a good man in
TINS line and those Wishing work done
VIII please give him trial.
BSNow Is the time to clean YOU
seed grain. The Hero will do the
work better than any other flaming
null heard Of. For sale by Pau
Muench, sole agent for this district.
Carpenter Thorson las just complet
gu laying the floor in the large wes
room in the basement of the schoo
house. This spacious place will sooi
oe fitted out and utilized for gymnas
tic purposes.
y. y. Pritchard and Anton Larson
were down in the Pollock neighbor
mood the latter part OF last week max
NY contracts for blowing with thei
steam rigs, and Mr.. Larson informs
Us that he has secured several gooe
Sized tracts.
~ Those wishing carpets OF rug
woven, please bring your rags to me
1000 work guaranteed or money re
funded. Call personally at the ''olt
nonstain farm, west of Linton, o
y nrlte TO G. G. Brooks, Linton, n. q
20. Box l5s.
II. Bootsma. of Pollock neighbol
uuoa' and William Van der Worst, q
"estheld were here Wednesday. Tn
.oller being here for dental work
Willie the latter was hpro m no t,raafa