Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-10-10
comes from southern Ohio. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cole expect to be absent about
| two weeks.

COul0S IEUW SOuUUcyO OOlO. MT. ana
Mrs. Cole expect to be absent about
two weeks.
GIDon't forget to stop in at Turn
er's Restaurant and get meal or a
lunch when in town.
For Sale. Team Of quiet young po-
MES. Also, a two-seated buggy and a
buggy harness. Address Lock Box la.
Linton, n. ID.
George Flaherty, of Fort Dodge,
Iowa, arrived In Linton Wednesday
Of last week to visit his brother. John
j. He will leave on his return trip
day after tomorrow.
C. E. Steie was down from the
northeastern country yesterday. Mr..
s. says that, after living in Emmons
county four years. he has no kick COM
ing against the country.
~ Mrs. Eva G. Thompson will give
q musical and literary entertainment
at the M. e. church, Tuesday even
Ing, October 18th, at 8 O'Clock. This
entertainment Is given under the aus
pieces of the Ladies' Aid society, and
should be attended by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.. Lane, of Glen
coe, were visitors In Linton Monday.
Mrs. Lane is a daughter of the late
Cyrus Robinson, q Glencoe pioneer, at
whose hospitable home the Record
man ate his first meal in Emmons
county, on his walk to Billsport from
Glencoe, in April, "a.
A. c. Boggs and wife. friends of DIR.
Wolverton and Druggist Flaherty,
were in Linton several days, leaving
town Tuesday. Mr.. Boggs is WE'LL
known and successful salesman for the
Iowa Paint Manufacturing Company.
He does his travelling bv automobile,
and his wife is accompanying him this
trip for an outing.
"Theysay it was sight that made
the people on the streets stand stock
still and rubber" like giraffes when
Dentist G. o. Smith-with his arms
full of his many instruments Of tor
ture successfully sprinted to catch
the N. p. train for Linton, at Hazel
ton, Tuesday. And then the animated
skeleton wanted to lick Dan Hayes,
the ''con," because for once the train
happened to be on time.
The many Emmons county personal
friends of Frank. George and Sidney
Register, Of Bismarck, sympathize
with them in their recent bereave-
ment. Thursday night of last week
the brothers received q telegram con-
veying the sad intelligence that their
sister Clara had been killed in a trolley
car accident in Philadelphia. The
telegram gave none of the particulars.
The lady's home was in New York,
and she was in Philadelphia visiting
relatives.
"a Coats, skirts and underwear at
Miss Smiths.
Blacksmith Hesicire, of Winona,
was in Linton few days ago on his
way to Minot, where he was to appear
as witness in the case against An.
drew Slater, a Winona negro, who is
about to be tried on charge of sell
ing liquor to the Indians. AS this is
the third time that Slater has had
mix-up with his Uncle Samuel be-
cause of his willingness, for liberal
consideration, to cool the coppers Of
the aborigines, if convicted it vii
probably go hard with him this time.
Mr.. Durham. of the Dacotah Lum.
Der Company. was in town this week.
We notice bv the ad of this company
in the newly-established Motif Mes
senger that the company has estab.
lished a yard at the new town at the
crossing OF the 500. and the n. p. in
Burleigh county. The Dacotah COM
pany is composed of North Dakota
people. Their methods are straight
forward and liberal in every way theil
motto being ''Live and let live II
is not surprising, therefore, That the
Dacotah company is building up
first-class business in every locality
where they have established yard.