Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-07-04
IN TOWN AND OUT.

country Tuesday.
Mrs. Richard Ziegler is visiting with
relatives at Dell Rapids, S. D.
George Acheson is catching in Asa
Rritts barber-shop this week.
The county commissioners have been
in regular quarterly session this week.
co Putnam was up from the south
western country, Thursday OF last
week
Tone Verhoef and John Van Bowen
wer NO from the Westtield country
Friday.
fxlf you like good coffee, try our
niamond Brand. Sold at the Linton
Leader.
Attorney Lane left yesterday for q
tyo.months' visit at his old home in
England.
Capt. and Mrs. Rumball we're down
from the north country Thursday Of
last week.
ga carload of barb-wire and nails
lust received at VOTERS store. Call
and get prices.
Tone Sleaseng and his young daugh-
Ter. Miss Ada, were up from the Dale
country Friday.
a. II you want to borrow money
on YOUR farm. the Linton State Bank
will lend 1t to you
j. B. Brock was down from his farm
Saturday. making some purchases and
visiting old friends.
Mrs. Gerrit Renskers, Of Westticld,
was so sick last week that DIR. Shockey
had to be called In.
Assessor Tom Shepard, Of the Hazel
ton neigeborhood, was in Linton this
week visiting friends.
eyCall at the Leader store aud see
the line of children's wash suits.
Prices: 81, 1925, $3.50.
u. Adler and II. g. Netcher came up
from Iceland Friday ON business, re-
turning home the next day.
Editor Streeter left by yesterday 5
n. r. train for Steele, where lie will
speak on the Fourth OF July.
k8-lf you need batteries, inner
tubes, gasoline engine or auto supplies
see F. B. Irvine, Linton, N. ID.
Miss Alice Dornsife went to Fort
Yates yesterday In the interests of the
millinery business of herself and sister
Henry Gravink was up from the
West6eld country, Saturday. He says
that crops are doing we'll down hi.
way.
Mrs. Frank Irvine and her brother
Fred Surfing, are visiting friends and
relatives at their old home-Summit
5. d.
06The First Bank of Linton, Lin
ton, N. D.. has real-estate money Il
loan on good farm lands, three to five
years.
Senator Hansbrough' s speech at Val
ley City to the independent grain met
seems to draw out q lot OF favorabl,
comment.
~ Spring Creek ice for sale In larg'
or small quantities.. The ice house |.
open during Sunday forenoons. Page
4 Broman.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Paulson, Of Lehr
are visiting in Linton this week. Pete
formerly lived here and played corne,
in the band.
For Sale Pedigreed Irish settle
pups, from the best hunting strain
70 the United States. Lockhox q
Linton, N. ID.
Married-Friday, June %. 1907, b
County Judge Carlev, at Linton, MI
John f. Larson and Emma NJ. Dove
both Of Strasburg.
Crit. Pritchard is building Il ne,
dwelling-house on his lots ON Hick
Oily avenue opposite the Dakota Lum
DER Company's yard.
eTMendelowitz and Wittmayer al
agents fol the Minneapolis and Buffalo
fitts Thrashing Machines. A full lin
vi repairs always on hand.
Landlord Turner opened the Hot,
pacotah to guests last Sunday. TIL
lostelry, under its new management
certainly has fiattering prospects.
~ Mendelowitz and Wittmayer al
aRents Tor the TX L Separating d.
wee, the greatest invention ever mad
.oI separating the loose grain from I'll
straw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Gray came U
from their Winona District home la.
saturday The lady's many frient
regret to learn tllas she is again in vel
poor health.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bury, form
efly OF Linton, but now Of Dickinson
were here Friday on their way hon
from an extended visit at Bristol q,
Butler, S. ID.
Davie & Graybeal's new well-dril
''2 machine arrived last Saturday.
nss capacity 1T from one to "
thousand feet, and is known as sc
ble machine
M WIS. Elizabeth Gravink, of Baldwi
y, WIS., Is visiting her son, Henry, In u
".s.neld neighborhood. Mrs. Gravit
SseSenty-one years old, hut is st
hale and hearty
~ me Rev. s. II. Hover return
thursday from "A trip to Chicago.
sen' that far with his wife and cl,
afen. who were on rnnta IN v;s;, 70