Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-10-01
N TOWN AND OUT.

GEat at Turner's.
rwanted 10 buy all kinds o.
nultry al II. \. Turner's.
y, and Mrs. G.. A. Dat,inrud and
.h,ldrsn are attending the Mandar
hlF.
,rForsale-Fourgo good draft-horses
Ami. =, At Carmichcal's livery barn
Linton
Harry Fowler of Faribault, Minn.,
.0lt on a visit to his friend, Frank
Rasbeck.
uCall at the Ladies' Store and see
,fs new fall hats, suits, and dress
aods Hats made 10 order.
Peter shier, Will Carmichael, Ben
,Mlohn Johnson and Al. Adkins arc
attending the Morton county fair.
Mrs. Elma Boyington, of Iowa, a
muslin of Mrs. Chas. b. Carley, arrived
Tuesday to visit her Linton relatives.
Billy Beard, the pioneer rural-route
nrjet, running south from Braddock,
vs in Linton on business last Mon
by
Anew town istobe built on 2l-l36-7G,
% the Northern Pacific's Linton
bnncb. about seven miles north Of
Huelton
The Linton hand and several Lin
tonitfs not connected with the band
attended the great Taft meeting at
hgo Monday.
Col. jeremiah Hart was up from
Tinona Friday to attend to some ul.-
finished business left over from his
kst preceding trip.
The two new elevators the Bazaar
md the Hagg loom upin good shape,
u seen from any point on the west
tide u lower Broadway.
landlord Turner has just had new
tlt letters spelling his name affixed
10 the new platc-glass window. The
YORK was done 10y Ed Death.
The Ladies OF the Maccabces will
fvea public entertainment in their
hll0n the evening of Oct. 23d-the
anniversary Of the founding Of the
vder.
Marriage licenses were granted this
ssk to Albert Haspcr and Tryntje
Asldema, both of Hull, N. d.; also to
Arthur Zeigler and Mamie T.. Lowell.
18th Of Linton.
We Randolph, chief clerk at Fort
iates, was in Linton yesterday. He
aneto meet a lady relative from
AanEato, Mimi, who is out on a visit
oher Yates relatives.
Nj and Mrs. Il. II. purinton and
.osl1 daughter Pearl we're in Linton
lhosy' Father and daughter were
"a route to DeSmet, S. d., where
ssS Pearl will attend school.
marry Lynn left last week to attend
= ID" schoolof the state university
sCFand Forks. Harry is a steady, in
N'tlous young man. and his many
linton friends wish him success.
Den Corbin was up from Emmons-
~ last Thursday with an assort-
su' VI garden vegetables for sale.
auonv them were two sugar-beets
w weighed totalof twelve pounds.
~ Arthur Zeigler and Miss Mamie
l9sell' well-known young people of
linton neighborhood, were mar
= " Judge Carley yesterday after
'll' The Record extends conpratu-
~. 70 the young husband and
w. ~ y. Andrus was up from the
1890 ~. country Tuesday. Time seems
S ~ lightly with W. b., and he
.a ~ NV appear to be much more
~ ''al'e Than in the old days-before
,o,s,' bouncing twin boys-and
' " called him Papa.
,' y, y Christensen, living eighteen
0ss s , cant 81 town, had q valuable
4 n, .'lao was just about to succumb
Nan , s;., the animal having
IN w ABOUT two weeks. He called
~ v brltls, Minnesota yeterina-
hu,s wv, visiting in Linton, and the
). 'as soon as good as new"
IN nj s,s., mighty low-down chap that
m 'S ~ an old soldiers pension pa
~, But that's what some one did
-, %n ~ Joe Fuller. Some one en-.
ns ~ , us room. opened his trunk and
81 o ,,eiefF0m his pension certiflcate
s y.aer papers, as we'll as a bundle
4tsrs ass- an sIss,. the old-timer, in
Nd tho s.' 70 modern public opinion
[ssp aue "a advanced civilization brought
..a i " !, Increase of settlement, has
|as u The habit of wearing Of late
h. 'l W.. 9snner and Fred ochsner. Of
NJ h "la'na country, were accident +.
s. S ss1s in a very peculiar manner
t,inS' d ,on' They were in wagon
oasuss a ' quite rapidly. The
ID S,0t dropped from the neck-yoke
t,,a s'o Ok near tile doubletres J IN.
a end q ,a, !, to the ground, the
l,Yon NV o. the tongue ran under the
ooA and p,,sl,