Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-05-06
m TOWN AND OUT.

.Call on Charles B. Carley, county
Judge, for dnal proofs and filings.
meals and lunches at all times
At the Linton Bakery.
peter ". Groen vas up from the
Hull country Friday on a business
trip.
Spring is here, gentle Annie-at
last. (Later-'sOf agin, on agin, gone
agin."
Or. j. J. Port, the Strasburg ply
siciap, was a visitor in Linton last
Tuesday.
The Record will in two or three
weeks install = Simplex type setting
machine.
.Sib'' Flanagan, formerly of Linton,
is now playing base ball in sacra-
mento, Cal.
james Smith. Of Hazelton, who has
been sick with diphtheria, is getting
along all right.
Variability head Of cattle to
pasture for the summer. T. J. Drag
ton, Omio, n. D.
Auditor Ingram. Of the Phoenix
Lumber Company, was in town Tues
day and Wednesday.
Clerk Of Court Rocks is the posses
sor Of Buick runabout. purchased
: from Smith s Irvine.
Mrs. H. Stoddard left Saturday for
LaMoure, where she and her hus-
band will reside Ia future.
oscar Dokken returned yesterday
from waubay. S. D., where he had
been visiting for few days.
c. D. Hegge, manager OF the Phee-
nix Lumber Company yard at Stras-
burg, was in Linton Tuesday.
Wanted "A good farm hand, at
once. By the day or month, at good
wages ]. r. Davis, Linton, \. D.
Hattie Heyerman, Lena Van Beck
and Winnie Van de Vorste were up
from the Westfeld country Monday.
E. Bridell, living about four miles
west of Linton, was very sick with in.
t,ammation OF the bowels, but is re-
covering.
Nj. and Mrs. G. A. Broman re-
turned home Wednesday Of last week,
after . very enjoyable trip to the
Pacific coast.
Services at the Episcopal church
next Sunday at the usual hour: the
Rev. Lovelace officiating. There will
be good singing.
The Rev. Riley, OF Glencoe, is hold
ing regular services in the Hartford
school-house. Preaching at 3 p. M.
Sunday. school at , p. III.
Judge Burke. of the Fifth district,
was : passenger by Monday evening 5
y P. train to Linton. He left By
Tuesday mornings train.
Hogan: And was yez the best mon
at O'Toole's weddin':" Mulligan
with both eyes blackenedl: Nav: 1
only taught vas. '-Ex.
Mrs. Holcomb, wife OF the \. p.
fireman, accompanied him On the
down trip Saturday, to remain over
Sunday with Linton friends
Born-Thursday morning. April 20,
1909, to Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Balch, re-
siding i've miles southeast OF Hazel
ton, . ten-pound boy. All we'll.
Bert Irvine went to Hague Tuesday
to get new Buick car, which was
shipped with one ordered by Frank
KuehD, cashier Of the Hague bank.
L. ]. Holmes and Sam Harrison
we're up from the southwest Monday.
John Sanderson was here making final
proof, and they came IS his witnesses.
Hal. Tracy and wife and Mrs. P.
hnudsen we're up from Dale Monday.
Mr.. Tracy and Will Winterberg came
as fnal-proof witnesses for Albert
Boos.
Former District Judge Lauder. OF
Wahpeton, arrived by last evening S
y. z train. He has some business
in the district court, COW in session
at Linton.
M. Richardson, of Winchester, who
went to Madison, S. D.. recently, on
account OF the sickness of his mother.
returned home Tuesday. The lady is
improving.
$500 Reward. - A bird.dog pup
male; black body, with red feet and
dots over eyes. Return and get money
and no questions asked. A. NJ. Britts.
Linton. \. d.
MI. AID Mrs. George whalen and
their ten children were in town Mon
Gay, and, il none Escaped family
picture Of the even dozen was taken
BY Don Tracy.
NJ and Mrs. Weatherby, Of Linton,
who saw the billiard Wight thea.-
neal people at Aberdeen, recently,
say they are . competent troupe and
give good performance.
= numerously signed petition has
oeen sent to the postoflice depart.
ment asking for the establishment OF
= daily mail line between Linton and
"inona by way Of Emmonsburg.
Mrs E. A. Grain reached home last
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