Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-03-25
IN TOWN AND OUT.
'rwixt optimist and pessimist
The difference is droll.
The former sees the doughnut:
The latter sees the hole.
ISelected.
Eat at Turner 5.

uONSl anu ttSldutulU.
Meals and lunches at all time
at the Linton Bakery.
Dr. lIogue left Saturday for BIS
marck and other points
VIM Fetterley was up from tn,
Winona country Tuesday.
Jacob Wollmann was up from tn,
Wlnona country last Friday.
Don Bidwell was down from the
north country last Thursday.
John schlangcn was up from Vino
na a couple of days this week.
sCall on Charles b. Carlcy, county
Judge, for final proofs and filings.
Thor MAIDEN brought j. ID. Merrill
up from Winona day before yesterday
Jerry Hart, the Winona tenderfoot
was q visitor in Linton few days thi.
week.
A l.. Cell and w. j. Fraleigh came
from Hazelton by Monday evening :
train.
Henry, John and Gerrit Van Beck
were up from the Westtield country
yesterday.
a ten-months- old child of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Shea, OF lIa2elton, died
last Saturday.
john H. Van Sosst came up from
the Hull country Saturday oget some
machinery repairs.
Bert Van Beck, OF Westtield, was In
town Friday to have some dental work
done by DIR. Smith.
G. L. Tenant and q. Stenson were
up from the southwestern part of the
county, Friday last.
For sale Several good teams OF
working and driving horses. Call at
VIM. Carmichael 5 livery barn.
wilkins Australian Bird Circus
and Concert Troupe will appear at the
opera-house April 18th and 18TH
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wilkinson and
Master Willard Wilkinson were up
from the Winona country Monday.
Leonard Ellsworth, of Oakes, is in
Linton visiting his friend, Hugh
Flynn, of the Sherwood meat market.
The press dispatches state that or
ders for the establishment of Rural
Route No. = out of Braddock have
been given.
Leonarddu IIeaume, the we'll known
and thoroughly reliable real-estate
man, left yesterday for south Dakota
on a business trip
T. w. Britts, the veterinarian, re-
turned yesterday from Il visit Of
several weeks at his old home,
Brownsville, Mimi.
.For Sale One registered Poland
China boar Inquire or write w. Il.
Brooks, three miles north and one
mile east of Linton postofiice.
+. G.. Levin, one of the Oldest OF the
old settlers in the Tell neighborhood,
was In town "A day or two last week at
tending the meeting OF the thrasher-
men.
Wanted Place for my two young
est boys, aged six and ten years.
am unable to take care OF them while
1 am assessing n. Van de Klashorst,
WeSltleld, n. ".
Services in the Episcopal church
next Sunday at s:45 O'clock. Subject
"The New Birth" Good singing by
the choir may by expected. Every
body cordially Invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis and fami-
ly, who have resided in Linton this
winter in order that the children
might attend school, moved out to
their farm in the Brofy neighborhood
last Saturday.
Services will be held in the NJ. E.
church next Sunday as usual. Song
service from T:l5 to ~. IN. Subject
OF sermon: "More Than Conquerors.
The choir will have charge OF the
All are invited.
At the examinations before the state
board Of pharmacy at Fargo last week
there were seventy i've applicants. OF
whom twenty five passed. Among
the latter was Carl Vorlander the
Linton drugstore proprietor.
Invitations have been received by a
number of Linton people TO attend
the wedding OF Isaac Moe and Matilda
KnudSon, both Of whom formerly re-
SIDED i'm Linton The marriage took
place yesterday at Hubbard, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kyes will leave
next Monday for the province Of
Saskatchewan, Canada, where Mr.
kyes has CAIN. They will make
their permanent residence there.
Clarence Baker, who also has a claim
there, will 81 with them.
Eggs for Matching, from pure. bred
Barred Plymouth Rocks. sl.0o per 10.
Also, Barred Plymouth Rock Roost-
tiers for sale, now, 81 each or six for s..
Call on or write To Mrs. q. w. Burge,
Linton, n. ID. Residence ON lower
Beaver creek, nine miles west of Lin
ton.
Fred Reemts. who for some time
has been clerking at the Petrie store,
has taken employment with George
Bosch ia his store on lower Broadway.
Fred succeeds Fred Pfaif, and Mr..
Bosch could not have secured a more
competent man to take Mr.. Pfdtf's
place.
Thursday evening, April LIST, there
Hlli De So.ldl gwen ny lHe lIaOlcb
Aid Society of that neighborhood at
the home Of MIR. and Mrs George Dex-
ter, abon, twelve miles northeast Of
Linton An interesting literary pro-
gram will be rendered and lunch
served. Every body invited
Any one wanting copy Of the
Jaws passed BY the last session OF the
legislature which will soon be pub
lished by K. D. Hoskins of Bismarck
can procure a copy at the Record
office at the price (sl.00) charged Ia
case YOU send direct TO Bismarck. Cal
or send your orde: TO the Record
J II Reamer found very pretty
stone the other day, near the court
house 1t is In color something like q
ruby, but sparkles almost as brightly
as a diamond Mr.. Reamer has ar
ranged. through Carl Heuners, the
jewe,er at Carl Norlander's. to have
the stone sent away and cut to set.
ting for aring.
raSe vas tried in Linton lasf Fri.