Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-07-30
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any old time for 25c.
Attorney Coventry made a profess
stonal trip to Bismarck yesterday.
H. H. Hanson returned Friday
from . visit to Fargo and Mayville.
Merchant Dattinrud is putting up a
new awning in front of his hardware
store.
s. j. Hagg and family last Tuesday
moved into their new house in west
Linton.
Merchant Mendelowitz is having q
barn built on his residence lots ON
Eighth street.
The Strasburg kid team played the.
Linton third nine on the local grounds.
Score: Linton, II; Strasburg, s.
T. Mcclure, Of Marie, returned yes
terday from q sad trip to Iowa, where
he was called by the death of his
father.
Quite q number of Lintonites at
tended dancing party in Will Nc
Culley's big new barn, few miles
north Of town, Thursday night
Call at the Ladies Store and
get bargain In toys, everyday china
and summer dress goods. Stop in and
zee for yourself. Selling at and below
cost.
Al. Adkins, arrested on ii charge of
violating the prohibition law at Brofy,
was examined before Justice Wagner
Tuesday and held To the district court
In bonds OF $500 A cash bond Of 5000
was given by him.
Mrs. b. +. Burge and her daughter,
Mrs. Able. left yesterday for Iowa,
where Mrs. Burge will reside in
! future. Mrs. Able expects soon TO go
to Denver, COL, to reside. The ladies
10 first to Des Moines.
Geo. Hyde, formerly in partnership
with MIR. McMurray, then OF Linton,
WAS in town yesterday ON his way to
the northern part of the state. He Is
travelling for Keenan, & Clarey, of Alb
erdeen, agents for the sale of Texas
lands.
J. w. Gunsallus, the old Time Steele
business man, and Banker Robinson,
Of the same town, were in Linton over
night Saturday, en- route to Fort
Yates to VISIT Major Belden and see
the original Americans ON their native
heath.
E-Instrumental and Vocal Music
will be taught by George Brooks. Any
kind Of instrument. FIRST and third
Friday afternoons in each month, be-
tween 2 and 4 O'Clock. Apply at Lin
ton Furniture Store: or address a. W..
Irvine. Linton.
J Mrs. Coventry left Tuesday for a
visit Of = few weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart, west OF
the river. She went by the Milwau-
kee to Mcintosh, the station on the
Milwaukee coast extension nearest to
her parents ranch.
Frank Kuehn. of the Hague Bank,
was . passenger to Linton ON yester-
days Milwaukee train. AS he was
seen walking up Broadway carrying
. five-gallon can OF carmine hue, 1t is
probable that he found Hague short
on motive power for his smoke wagon
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson and their
daughter Frances and Mr. John J,
Fiaherty and Miss Gladys Martin at
tended the state fair at Fargo. They
vent by automobile to Steele and
thence by the n. p. Allhave returned
except Mr.. Flaherty, who will remain
there day or two longer TO al tend t.
some business.
Masters Fred Reamer, Floyd Ath;
and Walter Mewing went to Hague
by Saturdays train, and then out Y
the Cornelison farm, about eigh
miles from Hague, TO visit the youni
people Of that family. The Mise
Beryl and Floy Clayton had gon
there the previous Tuesday on visit
The Linton young folks all returned
Monday.
/. Chris. Wittmayer, Of the Bazaar, re
turned recently from a trip to tlI
Lennon country. He took home
stead about ten miles south Of tina
town, Ia South Dakota. lie will NOV
j there with his family some time be
8 fore the new year. Mrs. Wittmaye
. accompanied her husband as far
{ Eureka. where she visited friends an
y relatives during her husbands trl
& farther west.
Maurits Van Soest was up from IN
}, Hull neighborhoOd one day last weel
y He presented the editor OF the Recor
& with . large photograph OF his far'
J. home, and the same has been frame
d and hung Ia the sanctum. The neatly
n arranged and commodius dwelling
nesting Ia grove Of trees, and wit
n a neat picket fence around 1t, SHOW
'. what any farmer can do 10 this cou'
y try II he is willing to take htt
n time to care for his trees while the
t. are young.
70 From Pollock Progress. July 2itl
y, Miss Frances Tracy rendered solo
8. the First Presbyterian church durlI
q. evening. service last Sunday vel