Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-08-13
m TOWN AND OUT.
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Major BeIden was up from Fort
Yates Monday
nMeals and lunches at all times
II The Linton Bakery.
FL Braddock made a business trip
N Bismarck last Friday.
lack Crowell, of Hazelton, was
visitor in Linton Monday.
OSCAR Smith, of the Dale neighbor-
hood. was in Linton Tuesday.
Sam Wright, the Hazelton livery
msn was a Monday visitor in Linton.
Miss Annie Talbot is up from Aber-
den visiting Emmons county friends.
Dr. Snyder, of Hazelton, made a
orofessionaI visit to Linton last Fri
Day.
n For proofs, filings, etc., apply to
l. A. Weatherby, United States Com
missioner. Linton.
Memo DeBoer, the well-known and
pOpular Pollock gIain-dealer, was In
Linton Monday last.
Mrs. John Volk, Emm0nsburg, was
operated upon by DIR. Wolverton re-
Gently for appendicitis.
T.F.O'Brien returned last Thurs
dsy from visit to his relatives and
friends ia the Twin Cities.
9FOr Sale-Severai good teams "i
working and driving horses. Call at
WIN. Carmicheal's livery barn.
B. Temple, of Brofy, arrived by
yesterdays Milwaukee train from a
visit 10 Marion junction, s. ID.
L. II. Briggle, Hazelton's enterpris-
10y and square-dealing real estate
man, was a visitor in Linton Monday.
Dan Hayes is again conductor in
charge Of the N. P.'s Linton train.
Everybody likes Dan, and all are glad
% see him back.
Ar. A. Spilcke, the photographer,
and family left for their former home,
Roberts, Wis, last Monday, to remain
there permanently.
Clinton, infant son Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
u. L. Wood, at the Herolz ranch, is
dangerously Ill, but hopes for his re-
covery are entertained.
Frank Kohl is taking a vacation OF a
weekor ten days from his drugstore
duties and is visiting friends in the
Nnbury neighborhood.
Mrs. Palmer Newberry, of Hartford
Who has been visiting friends in Vir-
vlniafor a couple Of months, is ex
pected home in few day.
R. Settbock, a prominent merchant
Of Armour 5. d., was in Linton Tues
day, EN- route home from a business
Trip to Glenullin, this state.
Ut. Woverton was called to the
nome Of Joseph Bachmeier, about
even miles southwest Of the old Wa
v1eF place, last Saturday, to attend
MS. Bachmeier, who was seriously
III.
Frank Irvine, agent ut Linton for
Tue Ford autos, Tuesday received a
ianabout from the Ford factory. 1t
Is Identical with the one recently
s9ld by MI Irvine to the editor Of the
Record.
Several Of the progressive farmers
~ The Brofy neighborhood have con-
aecled their homes by = telephone
''s'em. Most Of the lines run on the
s'1es OF barbed-wire fences. It is the
Intention TO incorporate and extend
the system.
Inc baby rolls upon the floor, kicks
~ MS tiny feet, and pokes his toes
..o ms mouth, thus making both
snos meet. The butcher Stays the
pe'ls'Se pig, cuts off his ears and feet,
.uu grlnds them in sausage big,
'uus making both ends meat.-Ex.
:, =. a. Broman and Elmer Fogle re-
M gSlned Tuesday from q trip to iceland.
z D.. nall-storm was very severe in the
-. neighborhood. When they
WV, Wv, ABOUT u q. M or after, in some
:. ..aces on the north side of buildings
s s.e'e We're banks of hail-stones a foot
=. al 5. Edward Neuman, of st. Paul,
W.. MISS Grace Colburn, OF Osceola,
w ~ respectively sister and niece Of
., ' ,s. Marion Coon, arrived Wednesday
"a. ''so week for visit Of week or
W.. W. Ways with their Linton relatives.
o.a, 49, Volburn is a schoolteacher at Os.
fnn t,,, suSu8 ScIvJCe Oh Tile lLltl-
~. chichester line was extended to
m si''ora' as 1t was formerly. The
tu,n, caves Linton at Z u. m. and, re-
np reaches Linton about 6 O'Clock
r., ms extension will allow mail
t. . .s Linton and the river towns
mag, a.'' us destination the day it is
Tho No. saturday, Aug. 18th, between
ladies , =, o. q and l0o'clock .. M, the
nilss . 'ne McCabe church, about ten
trui,s ga. sandwiches, hot coffee,
int sao Watermelon. Proceeds taken
PAID to workers on church.