Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-28
IN TOWN AND OUT.


Tuesday.
tx-Long gloves in many colors 1t
Miss Smiths.
vr Sims made an auto trip to
Hague Yesterday.
" NJ. Matthews was down from
Hazelton Friday.
xHaye you seen Miss Smiths large
assortment OF hats?
1-For Sale-My residence in Lin
ton. c. Rowerdink.
,x-Meals and lunches at all times
at the Linton Bakery.
Attorney Armstrong was q visitor
to ,he Capital City, Tuesday.
Wesley Baker, Jr., was down from
the up-rver country Saturday.
~ Take kodak with you. All
prices and sizes. Smith y Irvine.
A large line of hats to choose from,
and lowest prices, at Miss Smiths.
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Gray we're
Winona visitors in Linton yesterday.
John Crowell came down from Ha-
zeton Monday to practice with the
band.
Andy Wolfer returned from Texas
Friday for a stay Of few days in
Linton.
Asa Britts has installed an attract
i've revolving sign in front OF his
barber-shOp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Achescn were up
from the Dale country yesterday to
do some shopping.
B. Tempel, of Brofy, took the Mil
waukee train last Friday on bust
ness trip to the east.
Vim. Moore, OF the Britts tonsorial
parors. returned last Friday from a
week visit to St. Paul.
Born-In Linton, Thursday, May 2l,
1908, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Jangula,
hoy. Mother and son doing nicely.
John Bader was up from the Vino
ma country Tuesday. Mr.. Bader says
the crops down his way are looking
we'll.
az We will have q kodak demon
strator here soon. Get q kodak now
and he in line. Smith s. Irvine. "Ko-
oaks
Miss Anna Grogan returned Tues
day fromthe Strasburg country, where
she recently finished a successful term
of school.
Next Saturday and Sunday after
moons there will be base ball games in
Linton between the Linton aud Nc
Kenzie mines.
t8-l hereby inform the public that
lam now located at Larvik, and am
ready to do tirst-class blacksmithing
and woodwork. r. F.. Holm.
For Sale-A sheep-dipping tank, in
good shape. Reason for sale: gone
out of sheep business. Call on A.
Bredberg, at tin-shop In Linton.
George Tingle has got all his pump
kins planted down on the farm, and
has returned to Linton. He has
taken charge of Asa Britts' pool-room.
Born Sunday, May q, 1908, to Mr..
and Mrs. G. 3. Prichard, of Linton, a
daughter. All we'll. Grit. says the
young lady can already sing in Welsh.
George Naramore, republican can
dldate for county treasurer, visited
the Linton country the latter part of
last week and the fore part Of this
week.
Michael Penderghast, who has been
employed temporarily as industrial
teacher at the Indian boarding school
AZ Fort Yates, arrived in Linton last
evening.
self you want fine or coarse sand
'or plastering, or gravel for concrete
work, cali ON e. w. Chase. He will
dellver in large or small quantities at
reasonable rates.
mere was a baseball game last
sunday at Strasburg between the
h'he OF that town and the Linton sec
ona nine. The game resulted in favor
u strasburg by score Of IL to 3.
W. e Thurston, Of Hazelton, has
.'een In Linton several days getting
~ insight into the banking business
:. 1ae First Bank, preparatory to be.
coming cashier Of the new bank to be
started at Hazelton.
Al Mlkalson was in Linton Thurs.
Jay OF last week. He took the train
~. suuVL mat day. lie was going out t.
.ne Milwaukee coast extension coun
wy lie is travelling in the interest
o. the Peterson windrower.
. Inc apportionment of the state
Su'o'on fund for the month Of Nay /.
~ per capita basis Of s2.66. This /.
~. largest apportionment ever made
M.i's state, exceeding the 1907 MAJ
a a.Sm by $4,000. The share
uuImmons is s5,6Ol.96 The total fol
sae state is 1857 .25s.
MASTERS casters Charlie Cell and Ernest
w. n''s,', OF Hazelton, we're in Linton
~, ua.suay and paid welcome visit {,
oa as i'ecord Office ON voyage OF dis
eu iely' carefully comparing tie ma
n "i"e'y with that Of the Hazeltor
"oefy The boys brought doYn