Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-09-19
IN TOWN AND OUT.

-xui,linery now on display at Miss
Smiths.
,o,n pfeil,e was down from Hazel
TN Friday
sy-Ilats, caps, waists and skirts at
/ Miss Smiths.
Rufus Wagner came up from WI
mona Tuesday
srHats in newest styles and colors
At Miss Smiths.
,x-(;et nice oyster stew at Tur-
neer's Restaurant.
~ Lunch served at all times at
the Linton Bakery.
tx-Oysters. oysters. Flesh oysters
atTurners Restaurant.
mr. Welsh and Harry Moore drove
dovn from lsraddock Sunday.
Cnmrade W. W. Putnam was up
from the south country Saturday.
* Cali ON Charles A. Carley, coun-
~ iulpe, for final proofs and filings.
Wild grapes are said to be very plen-
ufnl in the Missouri River bottoms.
r n. Tegge is having a dwelling
house built in the eastern part Of
town.
Comfy Treasurer Herolz left Satur-
d.v TO visit his relatives at Portland,
Mich.
pay Marchant left Monday for Hum
h,d,. Iowa. where he will attend
school.
Luis Ma!oney left Monday for La
crosse. Wis. lie is expected to return
/ next Friday.
Miss Frances Patterson departed
Fridayfor Faribault, Mimi to resume
her school work.
Miss Clara Clayton left for Aber-
deem Monday TO resume her studies at
thenolmal school.
n III you want to borrow money
on YOUR farm. the Linton State Bank
wllend it to you
I James Zieser is on the sick list this
week cholera morbus. lie has lost
ten pounds in weight.
Mr. and Mrs. Anne Baker, of Hull,
we're in Linton, Tuesday, the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rocks.
Lyman Clayton is sick with diphthe-
ria OF mild form, and the Clayton
residence is quarantined.
For Sale-Several good teams Of
working and driving horses. Call at
VIM. Carmicheal's livery barn.
The Linton Bazaar folks are having
a machine-shed built on their lot
across Broadway from their store.
gDyThe First Bank of Linton, Lin
/ ton, n. d.. has real-estate money to
loanon good farm lands, three to five
years.
The Rev. S. w. Hover went to Alb
erdeen Friday, returning Monday. He
went to iiazelton Tuesday to do a job
ofpainting there.
Mesdames John Bader, Anna Hau.
+ ser and Ella Frazer, of the Winona
nelghboIhood, were in Linton a couple
Of days this week.
I Found-A bunch of keys OH a ring.
There is also an "opener" on the ring.
owner will please apply to P. j.
Wlttmayer, Linton.
Postmaster Cell came down from
hzelton last Friday and was In town
several days helping to take an inven-
ofy OF the Beebe hardware stock.
Mrs. Geo. Miller, living about ten
mlles southwest of Hazelton, is sick
WIN cholera morbus. Or. Wolverton
visited her Tuesday and yesterday.
George W. Geidl, of Hague, was in
'ONn Wednesday and Friday of last
week. going TO and returning from
BISMARCK where he made final proof.
Reginald ("Dusty') Rhodes, who
zane from Wisconsin last June to
.s'cli lor the Linton baseball club,
uspaf1ed Monday for Marion, Wis.,, his
49, ~ Money to loan ON First Mortgage
=, s'Mi property. We also advance
su. ileasohable rates money to make
1 aaa \ proof % bowling 4 Charles, Far
george S. Roberts, am old settler and
uomlnent citizen OF the Dawson
I1i a. kidder county. was in
sa a'oll over night, Tuesday, on his
way to Fort Yates.
,,a .ns Neeord force is under obliga-
n. sas 10 postmaster Jones for some
,ha a and to the sheriff with
~ w. same good old Welsh patronymic
V0l big bunch of wild ducks.
a,. .ue regular autumn rush Of we'd
n;s. s mas begun in North Dakota.
eysr sv'l ~ carey is grinding em out
.. NY uay or 50. The genial iurist,s
h, ps a1e bllsterea from kissing the
WI. bismarck Tribune, SATURDAY.: Mis,
hesa a. chapman, who has been in the
Inc p,.a' the last three weeks, suffer
tu,na .Vl' badly sprained ankle. re.
terday 10y :" 'iaze'ooh yes
Can't. opefa-l house people have mad. a
Burs,m ,' with the Columbian Lyceum
seys ,au' Of 81. Paul. under which
ton a a a'lractlons will appear in Lin.
tails will, ''le season Of 1sO7.Os. De.