Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-03-04
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Eat at Turner 5.

terday.
James Grover was up from Winona
Friday last.
Roy Yeater was down from Hazel
ton yesterday.
Peter Leonard was up from Clan
avon yesterday.
c. b. Loutzenhiser was up from Pol
lock, over Sunday.
*WANTED-Girl to work at Turner's
hotel and restaurant.
Meals and lunches at all times
at the Linton Bakery.
George Fiddler, of Pollock, is in Lin
ton on business today.
John Stiles was up from Winona
last Sunday on business.
| II. w. Batter was down from Hazel
ton, on business Friday last.
A. u. Giel was down from Hazelton
on business yesterday evening.
Edward Braddock was a business
caller at Bismarck this week.
.Call on Charles b. Carlcy, county
judge, for final proofs and filings.
Sam Wright and II. Shea were down
from Hazelton, Monday on business.
Major Belden came over from Ft.
Yates Sunday on his way to Bismarck.
i Harrie Spaulding was down from
Gayton Friday of last week on busi-
ness
Marion Alorford, of Gayton, was
visitor in Linton, few days Of this
week.
Lou. Lutzenhiser, of Pollock, S. d.,
was business caller in Linton last
Friday.
| Don't forget the dance at the opera
house by the Ladies Guild tomorrow
evening.
*For proofs, filings, ETC., apply to
l.. A. Weatherby, United States Com
missioner. Linton.
Merrill Meyers is down from his
claim near Hazelton, i'm the interest
Of his cigar business.
Jess. Payne. of Winona, was in Lin
ton, Monday evening on his way home
! from visit at Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton MAIDEN and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry TIMBER we're up
from Winona the first of the week.
Messrs. e. f. Martin, Frank Ches-
rown and John j. Flaherty departed
yesterday for points in California.
Mrs VIM. Patterson left Tuesday
for her home at Seim, S. ID. She was
accompanied by her grandson, James.
To Lease e-For the year 1909, the n.
E. I Of Sec. 6, Twp. 1885, Range Is.
Apply to, Du Heaume g. Reamer, Lin
ton, N. ID.
*For Sale-One registered Poland
China boar, inquire or write w. G.
Brooks, three miles northeast of Lin
ton postOffice.
Mr.. and Mrs III. o. Batter came
down from Hazelton last Friday and
took in the play, Captain Racket
and the dance at the opera house
| Reuel Grain arrived Tuesday even
ing from Marion, this state, and at
once took charge of the cashiership Of
of the German American State Bank.
B. Looyenga was up miro Westfield
to-day on business. He informs US
that he will paya visit to the old home,
Holland, across the Atlantic, in the
near future.
Andrew Boschker, of Strasburg, re-
turned to-day from two months Wis
it with his folks at Holland. We un-
erstand that the Strasburg band met
the gentleman at the depot.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Zeigler returned
last Monday from their California
visit. They like the coast state real
we'll and will return as soon as they
have their interests here disposed of.
A dance will be given at the Linton
opera house, on the evening of ST.
Patrick S day. March 18th. Good music
and good management All are welcome
and a good time is guaranteed. Geo.
Brooks.
Jakob and Gottlieb Aldinger of Eu-
reka, were in Linton yesterday on
their way home from Turtle Lake
where they were on land business.
They spent the day here visiting old
time friends
Captain Racket" which was pre-
sented at the Linton opera house, last
Friday evening, was we'll patronized,
and was certainly enjoyed by the large
audience present. Each and every
one who took part in the play, pre-
sented their end to perfection The
orchestra was also the best ever
heard in Linton.
NOTICE All Interested in the Lin
ton Marie Telephone Company. Are
re4ueSte . to meet at the Lowell, school
house, at l.3O y. IN. on Saturday the
18th OF March. For the purpose OF
electing officers, and the transaction
OF other business. There will be re
preventative Of a telephone supply
company present at the meeting.
The basket social given last Friday
evening al the home OF Cnris. MAIDEN
for the benefit Of library for the
MAIDEN school, Was a success in every
way. Several Of the baskets brough,
five dollars apelce, and the lowest one
sold for 81. There were over fifty bas
kets sold and consequently neal
sum was netted for the good cause
After Sllnner a few hours We're snpn1