Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-03-18
IN TOWN AND OUT.

*Meals and lunches at all times
at the Linton Bakery.
John Schaap was up from the Hull
neighborhood Tuesday.
Anton Nolk, of Winona, was busi-
ness visitor in Linton Tuesday
For Sale-Good work-horses. j. Il.
Davis, Beaver Creek Stock Farm.
Col. Weatherby made business
trip to the Capital City last Friday
a big crowd attended Geo. Brooks
dancing party in the opera house last
evening.
Alva Kelley, OF Alma, Mich, is in
Linton visiting his friends, the kyes
brothers.
MIR. and Mrs. w. l.. Bales are up
from the Ganavon country visiting
Linton relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. G. G.. Palmer returned
last Friday from three months visit
with friends in South Dakota
Druggist Frank Allen Col. Frank
ALLEN, as the Tribune has III spent
Sunday visiting friends in Bismarck.
The farmers telephone line running
east and the one running west from
Brofy have been consolidated into one
Company
Messrs. Lynn and Datlinrud made a
business trip to Bismarck Monday
by the forenoon tlier, returning 10y the
p. m. ditto.
Mrs. II. A. Evans returned by yes
terdays Milwaukee train from Chi.
cago, where She visited relatives dur
ing the winter.
Fred Pfaif, Jr., expects to leave Lin
ton next Tuesday and go to Baldwin,
Burleigh county, where he will run a
hotel and barber shop.
For Sale-One registered Poland
China boar. Inquire or write W. r..
Brooks, three miles north and one
mile east OF Linton postotficc.
John Jenner, of Winona, returned
Saturday from Scotland. S. D., where
he visited his parents, brothers, sisters
and other relatives a couple OF weeks.
B. Tempel, one OF the owners Of the
new townsite of Tempelton, arrived by
Tuesdays train from South Dakota,
where he had been on business visit.
Mrs. Fred Pfaff, Jr., who has been in
poor health for some time, went to
Bismarck Thursday morning of last
week, where she is being treated by
Dr. Quain.
The Ladies Aid Society will give a
supper at the M. f. church Friday,
April 9th. Proceeds to apply on min
ister's salary. Allare cordially invit-
ed to attend
Ed Campbell and John Pfeiile came
down from Hazelton by Mondays
n. p. sphlire, returning home next
morning at hair-raising speed by the
same medium.
The school board met Saturday even
ing. OF the present force of teachers
Principal Hankins and the Misses
Florence McCulloch aud Nora Green
wood were re-engaged
Albert Paski and wife arrived from
Rolleta, Wis, Wednesday, to look
over tine country. III they like it here
they will remain. Mrs. Paski is a Sis
ter of Ben Christianson, of Marie, this
county.
Druggist Norlander left Monday for
Minneapolis. While there he will
purchase an up-to.date soda fountain
for use in his drug store. He will also
visit Fargo and take an examination
before the state board of pharmacy.
John McCrory, Harry TIMBER and
Mrs. Edna Cook came up from Vino
ma Tuesday. Harry is on his way to
western Canada, to see the country. If
he is satisfied with the outlook he will
return to Emmons county and take
his family out there.
A. II. Moore yesterday circulated
paper for the purpose Of raising mon
ey with which to send Ray Sumner to
the hospital at Rochester, Mimi The
sum of 1920 was raised. The
young man has been suffering for
several years with an ulcer on one of
his legs, which it is believed can be
cured at the Mayo Bros hospital
Ladies: We wish to call your atten-
tion to the spring millinery opening
next week. on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. March 25th, 2bth and 9th.
Come and see the hats and get your
pick for Easter, which is April llth.
Remember, we order coats. suits and
skirts from Chas. A. Stevens, either
ade-to-order er ready to-wear. The
Ladies Store, Linton, n d.
Miss Ruby Wheeler, a travelling lee
Eturer, spoke in the NJ T.. church sun
day and again on Monday, the lecture
az UllC loUlCl 'ibtC tl-iuS w Ouiy
Miss Wheeler isa speaking factorinthe
campaign againstthe white-slave traf-
tic, an evil that recent developments
have shown to be OF such magnitude
as to move the federal government t.
drastic action forts SUPPRESSION, as far
at least as immigration is concerned.
"Sib'' Flanagan, Lintons former
| baseball catcher, but now member
of the Chicago White Sox, seems tc
still be making god. One day no,
long ago the Chicago Tribune, in it.
write-up Of a White Sox practice
game, had the following paragraph re
garding Linton's former favorite
Flanagan, the left-handed slugge
from the Northwest league. practicet