Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-09-10
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Eat al Turner's.

ALL Cell of Hazeltop, was in Linton
Monday.
Y Johns. Of Eureka, S. d., visited
Linton Friday.
lain Petite was down from Hazel
ION the other day.
John snyder was q Linton caller
from Hazcton Monday.
Wm Huh made Linton visit
saturday lie is MACEDONIAN.
A NJ. lsritts visited lIazelton last
Friday, returning the same evening.
II G. Gray. Of Livona, was here last
Friday circulating among his friends.
Charles Lips. of near Marie, was
.business visitor TO Linton Saturday.
Fay Marchant left last Thursday for
Humbolt. Iowa. to resume his school
work.
State Attorney Geo. w. Lynn made
professional trip TO Hazclton last
week.
Mrs. Eva Lattimer came down from
Hazelton Tuesday to visit Linton
friends.
Mrs. III. j. Brown and Mrs. George
Douglas, OF Pollock, were visitors here
Sunday.
Mrs. William Boswell, OF Madison,
5. o., was here ona visit the first Of
the week
w. II. Benson was in town tho latter
part of last week. Mr.. Benson is an
Aberdeenian.
Miss Birdie Tracy, Of dale, visited
her brother Don, i'm Linton, day or
two last week.
party Of n. T.. officials have been
making tour of inspection over their
lines in this state.
Edward Rcnskers, OF West field, Wis
tied Linton and dental parlors of DIR.
CO. Smith Monday.
Home grown watermelons and musk
melons are largely i'm evidence in the
stores in Linton these days.
Hello, Hello Thirty eight, please.
lisa usual call when anyone wants
printing in a hurry, and wants it good,
too.
Miss NJ. MCPHERSON, of Aberdeen,
whohas been visiting the Misses Anna
and Jennie Talbot, returned home
yesterday.
Augustus Maloncy, Of Spring Val
ley. Mimi, brother of Lou Maloney,
ofLinton, was a visitor in Linton a
day or so last week.
John Jenner, a hustling farmer Of
Wlnona. was i'm Linton Saturday visit
Ing our merchants and taking good
load Of merchandise home with him.
G. NJ. Bruce, Of Dell Rapids, s. d.,
was in Lintonlast Thursday and Fri
cay lie is the owner Of a quarter
sectlonof land about three miles south
oftown
y. NJ. Johnson and Ben johnson
vent to Mandan Saturday. They will
enter trotting horse, Medhurst, .Ir.,
lor The races during the fair, the lat
Yer part of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. ID. Turner returned
from weeks visit to the Minnesota
state fair Monday. They report hav-
'ng had an enjoyable time, and are we'll
pleased with their trip.
Mrs.John Bosch, accompanied by her
husband ,wentto Bismarck last Friday,
wl'ere she underwent an operation.
W. boschr returned Monday and says
nS wife is rapidly improving.
James Patterson returned Monday
IRON Minneapolis, where he took in
Tue lair. Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson, who
were also visitors at the fair, decided
'''enlaIn there q few days longer.
Christ Wittmayer, the hustling
.oung clerk at the Bazaar, is confined
IONS home with a case of quincy. but
SNOW recovering rapidly. Mr.. Witt
mayer has been rather unfortunate in
NY slate.of health, AS lie has had diph-
iberia twice.
frank Chesrown and wife returned
~ linton after summers vacation
~ =" 'llelr ranch across the river last
~ THURSDAY bringing their children
' .,,s 50 that they may attend school.
-. .'''s'er Colville also came along to
stlend school.
O., services in the NJ. f. church next
n ,aaa u a. m. and p. m. Sub.
~ ~ " sermon in the morning: NThe
srs VI abraham" Subject in the
snaa ''e The Creed of the Skeptic. :"
a alu'',',ay-school at II m. Let all the
Children attend.
ana sfea Cram, aJamestown young man
Lin, engineer on the n. p, visited
hara ' ~ saturday and Sunday, leaving
sbs l !; Monday morning. We know who
lsa. = pll have been bribed into ST
hs w. The wedding bells will soon
U Working overtime.
na ,,ea stancer, of Pardueville, Wis,
his pa =, q J. III. Reamer, returned to
hero 'olne last Friday, after a visit
stau,s accompanied by his cousin,
Men heamer, who is going to
'sna' Wis. Mr.. Stancer had a