Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-01-16
m TOWN AND OUT.

IN TOWN AMI Jul.
!, :. Abel came down iron Bad
drk Monday.
- Lunch served st I'll s'mes =
u. Linton Bakery.
v.o. Irwin made . business trip 2
R.msrck Monday.
s.m. Galley and wife were VI
.,on iceland Monday.
1,ysryman Wright, OF Hasslton
.,.nt sunday in Linton.
I'm. Ohnstein returned last even
,oe from trip to Kuhn.
l. B. Seymour was up from TIKI
auth country last Friday.
AW. Sims left Tuesday on bust
.trlp to the Twin Cities.
Aa Britts and P.J. Wittmayer LEFT
Tuesday for the Twin Cities.
Mr. and Mrs. O. f. Burge we're W
,mm their farm home Tuesday.
Martin Van Soest was up from
Hague Tuesday between trains.
Rierer Rypkema was up from West
a.ld Tuesday on q business visit.
rWe are now prepared to do har.
~ ,epairing. Gus. Daflnrud.
There will be . lesp-year dance ia
The opera. house tomorrow evening.
Mn. II. Stoddard left Tuesday t.
witt her relatives in Burleigh county.
John Pfeifle was down from Hazel.
Ton Thursday and Friday Of last week.
Joseph Schmals, Of Hsgue, will leave
in = few weeks to take up his residence
iuCanada.
Ell. HAYES arrived from Glencoe,
Mimi, Monday noon, for a stay Of q
week or 50.
Mn. VIM. Muencb, Of Emmonsburg,
\ the guest this week Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Obermeier.
The Misses Matilda and Julia
Knudtson left yesterday for their old
home In Iowa.
Albert Tough left Monday for St.
Paul, where he will attend the Globe
Business College.
The proceedings Of the board Of
county commissioners will be pub
lkhed next week.
y For proofs, filings, ETC., apply to
LA.weatherby, United States Com
missioner. Linton.
Ms l.. Maloney left for ST. Paul
Monday to visit several weeks there
With relatives and friends
0Turner's Restaurant and Lunch
Room Is open to the public night OF
day. We have good rooms.
0For Sale-Several gOod teams Of
working and driving horses. Call at
Vim. carmicheal's livery barn.
AB. Lagge, wife Of the Linton State
Banks assistant cashier, Is organizing
aclass for the study Of German.
III have plenty Of coal ct thu
nine, $3.50 per ton. c. Z. Parkhu3t,
Llvoaa, n, D. [decl9- janl6l
Nj. and Mrs. L. ID. Seeman, Who fol
About three weeks were visiting
friends in Osakis, Mimi, returned
bone Saturday.
Dr. wolverton, Tuesday, vent down
% Hague to attend Mn Beside Van
Sest, severely sick with quincy. The
hdv Is improving.
Christ. Riedlinger, residing ninl
miles northwest Of Linton, will have
q auction sale Wednesday Of next
week He will move to Oklahoma.
e sure to attend the State Dairy.
mas Convention and Fasmess' In
,l'u1e to be held at Bismarck on
'an. q, % and %. 1t will do you
good.
w. alli Wells and Charley Ahern made
uaa, proof in Bismarck the fore parl
" 'lle week. They we're witnesses 10,
we another, with Will johnson q th,
iecond witness. -
They do say that those two foxy AZ
..su.tarlsts, Will Freeman and Geor
~ 49,, Acneson, made some Of the tow
sso''players look like thirty cent,
"nen they were in town this week.
s, Asthe annual meeting Of the Haeu,
IL. hank held recently, the follow
49,. omcers were elected: f. W
w. president; A. W. Sims
president; R. N. volk, Cashier.
!, Albert .e Junge and family win le.v,
u. sus milwaukee train tomorrow
,h. s 'unge and the children win 70 I,
Iaa old home At Leols to Witt. NJ
h u.se VIII go to the Twin Cite, on ,
ss = pe1ltlon is being numerousl,
d.ps,tm , ~ Linton asking the postomo
hi.. su'ent TO establish mail servic
mr seen Linton and Winoua. 81 =,
= R, a.ann0osburg, with IN ono. Il Ii
'aIse ueighborhood. q
NJ, ~. y. Ellert, With the Linto
Tue Phoenix r.umha, rn.nr.n,