Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-07-09
IN TOWN AND OUT.

aTurner serves lunch any time.
c. Steie, Of Tell precinct, was = visit.
or In Linton yesterday.
Leonard du Heaume returned yes
terday from visit to the Twtn Cit
les.
Anton Grunefelder and Ole Sjerslee
were down from the Tell country Mon.
day.
Dr. Tracy, the veterinarian. was In
town Monday night on his way to Fort
Yates.
James knight and Sumner Pulling
were up from the Glanav0n country
yesterday.
Joe Kohl, brother of Frank, Of Lin.
ton, left Tuesday for his home at Fort
Dodge. Iowa.
See George Brooks II you want some
Of Sayman's Vegetable Wonder Soap.
There Is none better.
Frank Orthmeyer Sr. aud Frank
OfthMeyer Jr. we're down from the
Hazelton country Monday.
Paul Ford, young man Of Grand
Forks. was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grain from Friday to Monday last.
Work has been begun on the exca
vation for the basement Of the Fla.
herty cement block building IN Rroar.
way.
e6The First Bank Of Linton, Lin
ton, N. d.. has real-setate money 10
loan on good farm lands, three 70 i've
years.
Frank D. Smith, OF the Buchanan
neiKhborhood, returned last week from
. visit Of several months with relatives
In Idaho.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give y
supper, handkerchief sale and social
In the Methodist church on the even.
ing Of July 10th.
u Twenty per cent tdiscount on all
hats 1T the Ladies' Furnishing Store,
of which Miss Stella Smith was for
merly proprietress.
Peter Paulson, formerly Of Linton,
but now Of Napoleon, spent the Fourth
and few days thereafter visiting
Emmons county friends.
Tony Fenzl, who formerly worked
for Aug. Obermeier Is baker, Is visit.
ing Linton friends this week. lie is
now employed 1t Sioux Falls.
Born Sunday, July 5th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Hutton, reading about
ten miles southwest Of Braddock, a
nine pound son. Mother and boy all
right.
The Misses Vivian and IneI Sims
arrived Friday from Evanston, H.,
where they were attending the North.
western University, aud will spend
their vacation at home.
Mr.. B. Tempel was down from Brofy
yesterday to meet his brother, Mr. r.
Tempel, who arrived by the Milwau-
kee train from visit Of about three
weeks at Marion Junction, South Da-
kOta.
The subject OF the sermon 1t the
Methodist Church next Sunday, at II
q. m will be: "a Blessed Ending % a
Useful Life.' League meeting at Z p.
m. Prof. N. S. Sheffield will speak at
sp. m.
/ "Sib" Flanagan, last year pitcher
for the Linton team, is now playing
center field with the Pacific League
team at Vancouver, B. C. He Is at
the head OF the batting average list in
that league.
Herman Backhaus Jr and his two
children are sick with measles at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs II. Rackhaus
Sr. in Linton. Herman's case Is also
complicated with pneumonia. Allare
recovering.
COmrade w. w. Putnam and wife,
Of southern Emm0ns, arrived In Lin
ton Tuesday on their way to Spokane,
WASH, where they intend to reside III
future. Their son Clifford brought
them TO Linton.
Jay Smith, who Is now located 1t
DieSem, this state arrived here Satur-
day to visit his Linton relatives, and
also his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. T.. Smith, Of Florence, S. d., who
are here ON visit.
On Sunday, July 18th, there will be
services in the Episcopal church as
follows: Sunday school at 10 O'Clock y.
M: morning prayer and litany at II
O'Clock a. m.: evening prayer and ser
mon at 8 p. m. All are invited.
At Fort Yates, on the Fourth dur.
ing a running race for horses, two al
the animals collided. One waS killed
In the collision. and the nther was SC
badly hurt that IL was found necessary
to shoot him. White Eagle, one oi
the riders, had q leg broken.
The Steele band and ball team were
in Linton Friday on their way to Fort
Yates Cor the Fourth II July. The
boys reached Linton Sunday after
noon ON their way home, remaining
here over night and taking the N. r
train next morning. They tepOrt a
big time at Yates on the Fourth
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