Emmons County record., 1909-06-03
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Eat ct Turnef's.-
Flax Seed for sale. ]. r. Davis.
Charley De Witt is on the grip
sick.list.
Meals and lunches at oil times Al
the Linton Bakery.
Mrs. rogle, who was very sick fol
= week or more. Is getting we'll.
Allister Colville will soon leave to
attend the Fargo business college.
Call on Charles B. Carley. county
Judge, for final proofs and filings. =
Andrew Hansen was q visitor
from the north country last Friday.
Ed. Huisensh and Joe Nieuwsma
were Hull visitors in Linton Mon
day.
H. E. Sopef is up from Eureka as.
sisting Asa Britts in the barber
shop.
Postmaster Jones left yesterday
morning to take in the big show at
Seattle.
Edward Braddock reached home
Monday on his return from his
western trip.
Register Wittmayer made a trip
to Bismarck Monday. returning
home the same day.
Auditor Ingram, Of the Phoenix
Lumber Company. was in Linton a
day or two this week.
Mrs. Ed. Kruger left this morn.
ing for 4 few days visit with Mrs.
H. Stoddard at Moflit.
For Sale = Roll-top desk. In
quire at Record Office. Desk in
good condition. .-(jn3-24)
The McVickers Stock Company,
"Ole Olson in Spiritland." will be
at the Linton opera-house June 21st.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crowell came
down from Hazelton last evening
for . brief visit with Linton friends.
Miss Edith Seeley is assisting in
the postofiice during the absence Of
Postmaster Jones at the Seattle
fair.
"Ott" Black. formerly of Wi
mona. but now Of Lennon. was in
town yesterday on a business mis-
sion.
Attorney r. N. Stevens of Bis
marck was in Linton Friday and
Saturday attending to some law
business.
Leonard DuEeaume has received
his new Model 10 Buick automobile.
and is engaged in breaking it in. 1t
is a beauty.
A baseball was thrown the other
day against a thirty-dollar plate
glass window in DR.. Hogue's drug
store. breaking the window.
For Sale in large and small
quantities. The ice-wagon is now
running. Call up Phone No. 1872
and leave your orders. .-Gn3)
Gottllieb Schatz. who drove down
from Larvik Sunday to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Wolfer. returned
home by Monday mornings train.
Don Tracy. the photographer. is
at the home Of his parents. near
Dale. His mother, Mrs. H. p.
Tracy, was at last accounts very
sick.
Linton is one Of the six postoffices
in the state in which the salary Of
the postmaster has recently been
raised from $1,000 to $l.4OO per
year.
Miss Clara Clayton. Miss Frances
Petrie. Harry Petrie and Clifford
Sims, Linton pupils at the Aberdeen
normal school. will be home today
to spend the vacation.
A dance was given Friday even
ing in the opera-house by Linton
young people. It was in the nature
Of . "good-by" function to the de-
parting school-teachers.
Joe Eberle and family left by this
mornings train for Harvey and Bal
four. this state. to visit relatives
and friends. They expect to be alb
sent about three weeks.
Ais Roxilla Sherwood, who has
been Attending the Aberdeen nor
NAL school. came home Yesterday to
remain until Monday. when she will
return to her school work.
The First Bank building which that
institution recently purchased from
=. A. Patterson. is being handily ar
ranged for banking purposes, and
will soon be occupied bv the purchas-
ers.
The Misses McCulIoch, Greenwood
and Jones. teachers. left Monday for
their respective homes. Miss Hunt
lngton left Saturday for her home.
They were faithful to ther work. and