Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-16

S. II. Berg and w. b. Galbraith drove
out from this village and spent
most enjoyable evening"
Attorney Lane returned Friday
from Il trip to Bismarck, on land bust
moss. the same being protest by Geo
l.. Beacon against II. Thoreson being
allowed a change of entry. Lane for
Pcacon, Braddock for Thoresun.
.Jeweler Rowerdink last week pur-
chased the Rambler auto from C. A.
Patterson. 1t is understood that Mr..
Patterson will now purchase a steam.
boat for the purpose of taking land
hunters mp and down Beaver creek.
The Rev. l.. a. l.ovelace will con
duct services at the Hartford school
house next Sunday at l::,O O'Clock.
This is MIR. l.. S first visit to that To-
cality, and the people of that neigh
borhood will undoubtedly give him q
goOd-sized congregation.
There was an interesting game of
base ball at Ilazelton Friday between
the nine Of that place and the Brad
dock team. The score was nine to
eight. At the beginning Of the ninth
inning the score was a tie. f3raddock
made no runs in that inning. In Ha-
zelton's half, with two of that team
out, and two strikes called ON him, the
batter swatted the ball for home
run and won the game.
The Linton kid nine went to Pol
lock Saturday to do baseball battle
with a bunch of kidlets who have
their habitat in that burg. The Pol
lock lads beat our'n-s too. The Lin
tonite lineup was as follows: Fred
Petrie, shortstop: Archie Nickel. third
base: Will Rasmus, second base: Jas.
Patterson, first base: Nick Zieser, left
field: Milton Culbertsen, center field:
klemens kelsch, right field: Fay
Marclant, catcher: Vincent Shier,
pitcher. The following named young
people also went to Pollock to see the
game and boost for our boys The
Misses Anna Hoag, Levinna Marchant,
Beryl Clayton, Inez Cornelison, Alice
Henderson, Cora Gilbert, Hazel Pc
trie, lone Martin: Mcssrs. G. a. Her
OH, Will McCulley. John Rowerdink.
Emerson Martin.
Batcave Bill intimates in Patter-
sons Newspaper Number One, pub
islled at Linton, that "Thc old mans
taken To drinking again" Batcave
Bill's Boss undoubtedly wishes it were
so. Misrepresentation on that score
were formerly his chief stock in trade
The trouble, however, is with Bat
caves vision. Until a few weeks ago
when the doctor told him that he
must quit having delirium tremens
and take TO wearing underclothes or
he'd die Bill was so continuously
drunk that drunken view Of the
world became chronic with him Con-
vcrscly. now that he has been sober q
few weeks-not from principle, but as
a result of the physician throwing the
scare al him he changed condition
OF his vision leads him TO believe that
every one he sees must of necessity he
drunk That's what ails Bill.
On :llis page of the Record will be
found very interesting aud instruc-
tive ad u the Linton Bazlr Every
once in a while you hear OF some one
going into store and, after asking
the price Of various articles. complain
ing that they are ton high in price. In
conversation with Mr.. Junge, when
lie brought in the copy for the ad. he
referred to this fact But. said he,
.'lhs is not true. There ism. "A mer-
chant ia this town but knows it is
not true. Most of the goods wc ham
die are sold al very small margin of
profit "A profit that ii leSsened. wonld
put our store out II business. And
the ime is not only true of US, but OF
every other store in town IL we
asked excessive profits. we could not
do business - none of US. For this
reason have made list Of a lot Of
stap.e goods that enter largely into
family use, giving cost thereof and
price asked. and for the convenience
/ of the reader giving the profit. We
respectfully ask those who have mail.
order catalogues TO compare on,