Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-09-02
IN TOWN AND OUT.

The Linton schools will open next
Monday.
Dick Zeigler has been appointed
ianitor Of the Linton schools.
Meals and lunches at all times al
the Linton Bakery. Ganl)
Mrs. G. w. Lynn arrived in Lin.
ton from the west last Saturday.
John Owens, of the Advocate, is
visiting at his old home, Minneapo-
lis.
Mrs. P. F. Knudsen,of Dale, is Wis.
ting friends and relatives in Penn
sylvania.
*For Sale. - Good, heavy draft
horses, including brood mares. j.
X. Davis. (sep y
For Sale Cheap A second hand
Majestic range. Call at Turner's
restaurant. (au26)
Col. Weatherby has returned home
from his trip to the swamps and
briar-patches of the Badger State.
Mrs. Engwald Renley and her son
Vivian, of Canton, S. d., are visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. SLENDER.
Services in the Episcopal church
next Sunday as follows: Morning
prayer, litany and sermon at II a.
M; vespers and hymns at p. m.
If the craze for automobiles keeps
up here. by next season it WON'T be
as easy to count those who have
autos as to figure up those who
haven't.
Fourteen to sixteen bushels of
wheat to the acre seems to be the
yield. Judging by the accounts of
grain thrashed, as given in our state
exchanges.
Attorney Cameron has been en-
gagged by certain Linton investors
in town-lots at international Falls,
Mimi. to go to that place and in
vest igate the outlook.
There are 365 days in the year
and "a hours in each day. Don't
forget that Turner's restaurant is
open and willing to serve you at any
minute during this time. (sep2-tf)
The Linton Bazaar has put in a
new Salamanca" scale at their
elevator. This is very reliable and
up-to-date machine. and gives the
weight of you grain while you
wait
Henry C. Smith, an auctioneer of
Aberdeen, was in Linton yesterday.
He was making arrangements to
come here to- engage in his profess
sion in this and adjacent neighbor-
hoods.
Prof. Hawkins, formerly principal
of the Linton schools, is deputy
county superintendent of Richland
county, this state, with headquarters
at Wahpeton. He has charge of the
field work of the office.
Yesterday. DR.. Wolverton re-
moved a cartilagineous tumor from
the neck of Lydia, the five-year old
daughter Of Phillip Hetterle. living
four miles south of Hazelton. The
girl is getting along all right.
Emil Victor, who was on trial for
the alleged crime of numbering four
people near Rudolph. s. d.. was
found guilty at Aberdeen Tuesday
of murder in the first degree, and
was sentenced to be hanged Sept.
Both next.
John Hagg this week shipped out
the first two cars of new wheat. Mr..
Hagg says that. as far as he has
heard. wheat in the county, as shown
by the thrashing so far done, is rum
ming between ten and twenty BUSH
els to the acre.
A daugher was born Monday af-
ternoon at a o'clock to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Barrows, of Linton. All are
we'll mother, daughter, father. and
the seven young hemale Barrows
who have waited long time for
their first sister.
A train of live stock left Linton
Saturday for the st. Paul market.
The shippers were: lgnatz Bosch.
car; Alexander Kelsch, l car;
Fred Kelsch. 2 cars; Joseph Bosch
and Anton Horner, 3 cars. The
owners received a satisfactory price.
Hermann Thoreson this week did
some work repairing the roof of the
stone Episcopal church. and also
made and put up a Gross over the
church. Wonder if Mr.. T. expects
big white mark for his efforts
after he shall have rea ched the
heavenly shore?
Comrade Wagner, from Saturday
to Tuesday, was communing with
nature down at the farm of his son.