Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-06-17
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Loyelace went 10 aberdeen yester-
day 70 attend he big carnival.
Miss Reba Davis reached home
Friday from Champaign. H.. where
she was attending the state univer-
sity.
Mrs. f. D. Janney. Of Reynolds.
this state. mother Of Mrs. c. O.
Smith, is visiting her Linton rela-
tiveS.
Mrs. j. r. Davis. residing On low
er Beaver creek. is very SICK. 4 ply
stefan and two nurses from Bismarck
are attending her.
John Wit,nlayer. formerly Of Lin
ton. but now OF Eureka. IS visiting
his lnton relatives. His Wife will
JOIN him here next week.
The Rev l.. a. Lovelace wiIl nll
the pulpit at the NJ. f. church next
Sunday evening at 5 D. nj. The SER
mon will be on the revival line.
Messrs. Chas. Coventry, c. o.
Smith, Earle Smith and Bert Irvine
per auto, Went 10 Dale Tuesday 10
attend the funeral of Mrs. Tracy.
Merchant Christ. Wolfer left yes
terday 70 attend a meeting If the
Baptist conference over a; Ashley.
Jacob Huber. Jacob kiemele and
Christoph krieg Went with him.
l'r. Wolverton and family re-
turned Tuesday from their visit TO
Fort Dodge, Iowa. The doctor 5
brother Zen returned with them.
and Will remain here during the
summer.
Linton Veterinary Sweeny Rem
edy: a positive cure for sweeney
lanleness and enlarged joints in
horses. Only fifty cents the bottle.
At the Linton Drug Compay. Carl
Vorader 1jnlm
Mrs De Cantillon and daughter
Beatrice and Mrs. Deana Emmer-
son. all of Brownsville. Mimi. are
visiting relatives and friends in Lin
ton. Mrs. De Cantilon is daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. I. W. Britts.
The Bismarck Tribune says that
a special train will be run from Lin
ton to Bismarck on the Fourth of
July. 10 give the people of Linton.
Hazelton and other towns on the
Mckenzie branch an opportunity to
take in the doings at the Capital
City.
A postcard from Edward Brad
dock, dated Vancouver. British Co
lumbia, says that the scenery east
of there is grand; that things are
on the boom and the future looks
bright for that city, and that there
are many good business opportuni-
ties there.
Great Sioux Reservation opening
of 5.oo0.O0o acres of Rich Dakota
Land. Illustrated Pamphlet giving
main facts and furnishing detailed
and accurate information sent upon
receipt of 10 cents. +. B. Fiske,
Standing Rock Agency Fort Yates,
N. %. (jnl7-27)
More and more rain since last
week ) Record was issued. The
ground is thoroughly soaked. A
Lintonite who runs a steam engine
and gang of plows told the Record
recently that in some fields not low
lands either the ground was toe
wet and soft for blowing.
This crop season seems almost
ldcntically the same So far as that
of 1891 the Year of the mammoth
yield the Year that Emmons.coumts
produced twice az much wheat as
there We're machines procurable u
thrash it. and it was found, wher
they attempted To thrash it the fol
lowing spring. that it was spoiled
A post card dated Albion. Mich.
| from Mrs. Alice Eleguc. says: $
really never knew how much your
paper was worth until was so fal
away. 1t certainly bears tidings o.
| friends and home. The weather
here is very cool. There has no
been IA warm day since ! came. ant
| it has rained every night
+. G.. Coover and wife, who wen
from northwestern Emmons L
4 Canada few months ago, We're il
this county last week attending Y
some business. The writer saw Et
in Bismarck. The family resid'
near Coutts, Alberta, and are salts
fled with their new home, which j
just across the international bound
airy line: the town of Sweet Grass
Mont, being near it on the Ameri
can side.
Still more rain. A Linton MAJ
threw an old becr-bottle out in hi
back yard last spring. BY the was
of the rains it became covered wit