Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-28
all kinds never looked better At this

all KINDS never looked better 1t this
time OF the year.
- Ladies' furnishings OF all kinds
at Miss Smiths.
For Sale ST Bernard dogs; pedi.
greed stock; Us up. Valentine Muel-
Ter, Hague, n. d.
John Jenner, prominent German
farmer Of the Winona neighborhood,
was in Linton yesterday.
For the Memorial Day services a
pavilion and seats will be erected ON
the shady side of the courthouse.
| u Wanted - Men and teams to
break on the S. Of Sec. !, Twp. 1874,
Rye. 76; $3.50 per acre. Inquire at
Flaherty's drug store, Linton.
J. H. Reamer, tue land man, was
absent couple Of days this week, over
at Napoleon. His Pontiac devil
wagon was his means Of conveyance.
John Hagg has been having some
bad luck with his horses lately. Two
grown animals and two colts have
been cut on barbed-wire fences-one
of them badly.
In the baseball game at Strasburg,
three days before yesterday, young
Fred Reamer had one Of his thumbs
broken or badly unhinged, and he
now wears 1t in a plaster cast.
Roy Yeater was down from Hazel
ton Monday to meet his wife's mother,
Mrs. Riemer, of Groton. S. D., who
arrived by the Milwaukee train. The
lady will visit her Emmons county
relatives for some time.
Three Linton young men-Lyman
Clayton, Earle Smith and Clarence
Baker-are living in tent down on
the banks OF the bounding Beaver,
getting all the benefit of the balmy
breezes that blow through the freezes,
as the poet would say.
George Burge called at the Record
office the other day and was enthusi-
astic in his words OF praise for DIR.
Hogue. Jessie, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Burge, was recently near death
with typhoid fever, and the doctor
succeeded in saving her.
"a Instrumental and Vocal Music
will be taught by George Brooks. Any
kind Of instrument. Apply at Linton
Furniture Store first and third Friday
afternoons in each month, between 2
and O'Clock; or address A. II. Irvine,
Linton.
| Ben Corbin was up from Emmons-
burg Saturday. Ben says 1t is a glo-
rious sight Of bright spring morning
to see the catfish marching out single
file to the meadows to feed on the
succulent green grass. Ben has caught
several hundred pounds of catfish this
spring with gopher-traps.
Frank Streeter, of Linton, who is
member Of the South Dakota State
Band now with the jobbers' excursion
west to Miles City and north to Lin
ton, will stop over at Linton to play
with the Linton nine in the baseball
games between the locals and the Nc
Kenzie team, Saturday and Sunday.
Farmer Rob Petrie combed the hay
seed from his hair. Amounted his
locks with butter, blacked his brogans
with polish from the bottom of the
stoye-lid. and, picking his teeth with
a straw. came up from Winona Mon
day to witness the bewildering sights
to be seen un the streets Of the Beaver
Valley metropolis.
sB-For Sale-Good seed corn, at 81
per bushel. Apply to o. f. Burge, ten
miles west Of Linton. [my2l]
A large congregation attended me-
mortal services In the Methodist
church last Sunday. Mr.. Wood, the
pastor, delivered an able and eloquent
address. 1t was just such an address
as one would expect from loyal and
patriotic American student Of the
history Of his country and possessed OF
. thorough understanding Of the sac
riices made by the men who Defend
ed 1t in the dark days of the civil war.
The Aberdeen Jobbers' Association
is out on a big excursion this week.
They left Aberdeen this morning.
They will 60 west over the Milwau-
KEGS coast extension IS far as Miles
lefty, Montana. On their return they
will leave the main line at Roscoe
and come north to Linton. They will
arrive at Linton at 6 O'Clock Saturday
morning and will remain here an hour
and half. The excursionists are &C.
companied by the South Dakota State
Band, of Aberdeen.
Comrade Hamilton. Of the Stras-
burg country, returned Monday even
ing from visit to his son, S. L. Ham
ilton, who is sick at Bismarck hospi-
tai. S. L. had an attack Of lung fever
some time ago, and there was a gath
ering of pus on one Of the lungs. This
was lanced. Afterward there was a
severe swelling Of one of the sick
mans knees. However, under the
: |skillful attention OF the Capital City
physicians and the careful nursing OF
the sisters, Mr.. Hamilton is recover
ing.