Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-01
IN TOWN AND OUT.

at the Linton Bakery.
John McCrory was up from Winons
couple OF days last week.
VIM. Matthews was down from Ha
zelton Tuesday on business
John Haak, the Hull merchant, wal
in Linton Tuesday on business.
Henry Nieuwcndorp was up from
the Westtield country Saturday.
*For Sale-Good work horses. j. r.
Davis, Beaver Creek Stock Farm.
*Call on Charles b. Carley, county
Judge, for final proofs aud filings.
Ben Haggard and Sam Blore were
business visitors in Linton last Thurs.
day.
Leonard Du Heaume returned Mon
day from business trip to South Da-
kota.
l.. b. Seymour was up from the
Dale country Monday to attend tc
some business matters.
Born-Friday morning, May 81, to
MIR. and Mrs. Norbert Billingsley, OF
Linton, a son. All we'll.
For Several good teams OF
working and driving horses. Cali at
VIM. CarmicEeal' 5 livery barn.
wilkins Australian Bird Circus
and Concert Troupe will appear at the
opera-house April 18th and 18th.
a. NJ. Weller a pioneer Of the Hart
ford country, was in Linton a couple
OF days the fore part OF the week.
Editor iIoagland, OF the Republican,
came down from Hazelton Monday
evening, returning home next morn
ing.
Mrs. Rurkhalter came up from Wi
mona, Mimi, Monday, for a couple of
days visit with her sister, Mrs. A. r.
Moore.
John Bader, Of Winona, was In Lin
ton over Wednesday night last week,
returning home from a trip to Bis
marck.
*For Sale-One registered Poland
China boar Inquire or write w. r.
Brooks, three miles north and one
mile east of Linton postotiice.
The Misses Blanche Huntington
and lone Martin returned Monday
from a visit OF several days with rela-
tives and friends in Aberdeen.
John Cleveringa was up from the
south country Wednesday and Thurs
day Of last week for the purpose Of
having some dental work done.
Thursday, March 25th, to
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Chaney, residing
about eight miles northeast of Lin
ton, a daughter. Mother and girl do
ing we'll.
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,
Westtield, n. ID.
VIM. Shenkburg, the young German
Who had been employed at the Petrie
store and afterward by the German
American Bank, left Tuesday morn
ing for Edgeley, this state.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Larvik
will hold sale of goods on Monday,
April 10Th, at Larvik hall, and will
also serve tifteen-cent lunch. All
are invited. Mrs j. b. Davis.
Miss Verda Brindle, of Hazelton,
a student at the Valley City normal
school, came home last Saturday to
spend the spring vacation with her
parents. She will return to her school
work next Monday.
Gus Broman went down the Milwau-
kee Saturday as far as iceland. Mr..
Broman is working up quite demand
for Linton ice in carload lets. There
is no clearer, tter-keeping ice put
w Guy MIlcIC IN lIlc SIaLe.
Eggs for Matching, from pure bred
Barred Plymouth Rocks, 81 90 per IL.
Also, Barred Plymouth Rock Roost-
tefs for sale, now, 81 each or six for So.
Cali on or write to Mrs. q. W. Burge,
Linton, y. -. Residence on lower
Beaver creek, nine miles west of Lin
ton.
The n. p. Railway examiners car
was in Linton over Sunday. The
bunchof animatedinterrogation points
came up the line to Interview the rail-
road boys and see whether they kne W
whole lot OF things apout their re-
spectve branches of the railroad bust
ness.
The Bismarck Tribune says that
Frank Jaszkowiak returned from his
visit TO Quincy, Ill.,, recently, well
pleased with the result Of his trip He
has made arrangements for the build
ing of an engine Of his own designing
which will soon be here, it having
been tested in the factory.
Lot Plowman, passed through Lin.
ton Saturday, on his way to Hazelton
from his home at Oldham, S. D., where
he passed the winter with his parents
He will work in the Republican print
shop and also play with the HazcltoI
base bali team the coming summer
Lot was one of the team S best players
last year.
Pollock Progress: Ernest Schneider
1 OF Kuhn, n. D.. deputy state yeterin
arian Of North Dakota, was in this
neighborhood yesterday to examine
horses reported to be afflicted will
the glanders He killed one horse be
longing TO John Winkel and two be
longing TO Ed. Langliers. John Win