Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-04-16
m TOWN AND OUT.

The \, p. mail-service is somewhat
improved Of late.
nMeals and lunches at all times
= the Linton Bakery.
lack Crowell and John Pfeifle we're
ao.n from Hazelt0n Monday.
Attorney Coventry made . profes-
sional trip to iceland, Friday.
Joe Healy, the Hazelton merchant,
s,s in Linton over night, Monday.
n 300 bushels of No. I oats for
ale by Haak & Son, Hull, N. ID.
Jessie Burge, sick with typhoid fe-
YER is improving, but Is not yet out
otdanger.
Landlord Turner was visitor in
the Capital City a couple Of days
last week.
Little Louis, one Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Carmichael's boys, Is sick with
pneumonia.
All Mikalson, the Hazelton mer-
chant and manufactures. was In Lin
ton Saturday.
u-For Sale-A heavy team Of young
xork.horses: cheap. Inquire Of L. D..
Seeman, Linton, N. D.
Comrade Lovelace, Of the Danbury
neighborhood, is confined to his house,
grip being the cause thereof.
0For Sale-Several good teams OF
working and driving horses. Call at
Vim. Carmicheal's livery barn.
0The First Bank of Linton, Lin
ton, n. D.. has real-estate money to
loan on good farm lands, three to five
yesn.
Mrs Will Rush and Baby Michael
are in Linton to-day, en- route to
Wiliamsport to visit her husbands
family.
Frank Chesrown came over from the
ranch and spent Sunday at home. He
returned to the over-the- river country
Monday.
There was a large crowd In Lin
ton Sunday attending confirmation
at the German Lutheran church.
meeting.
u If you have grain to clean, buy
aHero. There is none other so much
used and with such excellent satisfac.
ton. W. r. Petrie.
1For Sale-My residence and lot
NO. ls in block 10Y, Linton, for .
reasonable price. Inquire OF the Rev.
A. A. Boshee, Linton.
The Rev. P. w. Schardt was 10 town
saturday on his way home from Val
icy City, where he attended = meeting
oiCatholic cler9ymen.
James Farrell was down from the
h0elton country, yesterday, looking
lof some horses that had gone estray
from the Farrell premises.
Aprairie fire Monday between Zee
laod and Hague burned house be-
longing to Thomas Shea. The fire ran
osera considerable strip Of country.
Miss Clara Clayton, Miss Frances
fslfle and Harry Petrie, who have
een attending the Aberdeen normal
Nl'ool' are at home spending the
spring vacation.
g Don't let it escape your memory
lna1 the Smith Photograph Gallery is
INV IN operation, and that cabinet
pnotes can be obtained at three dol
RS dozen up.
0lf you want dne or coarse sand
'Ol plastering, or gravel for concrete
WORK. call on E. w. Chase. He will
usllSer IN large or small quantities at
reasonable rates.
\. x. Larson and .. H. Aday, re.
..tsc.lvely president and secretary Of
.s firs' National Bank Of Dell Rap
. w. iowa were in town yesterday on
'nelr way to Hazelton.
= Clouds of smoke were seen all day
-ussoay apparently good many
s nlles east Of Linton. There must
1--we oeen big prairie fire over In
Nsanor Mcintosh, or both.
7. A. Weatherby returned Tuesday
NJ, . trip to New London, his old
WISCONSIN home. He made the trlr
~ :. .ccoant OF the serious sickness OF
~, lao'ler. who is still far from beipa
o. aue Record is a day late this week,
IL. 70 the fact that the matter fol
w., .as commissioners proceedings = ow.
Rs, " rush Of work-was sent e
.li sns,cs ( to be $ llnotyped. and
tinss cog in reaching Linton or
~
a, Allen Beck, the young Fort Yates
E.ss who was employed by Johr
Mn.s 'y Two years ago, arrived Ia
F' s'on Saturday and will take Mr.
ths ~ , pace in the drug store durins
t,s .a1te' 5 trip to the western coun
a., =, upon which he will depart Mon
th,s. expecting to be absent abou,
,e ,snn Hagg has purchased twenty
vh,ah a. '. Of the inclosed pasture ia
e,tsa ' 1he baseball grounds are 10
~ ahd work will at once begin q,
,i ues residence there. The nous,
eys,. u good size, and up-to. date 1,