Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-26
m TOWN AND OUT.

Eat at Turner s.
Girl Wanted At Turner's restau.
rant.
Meals and lunches at all times at
The Linton Bakery. (janl)
Albert Hasper was Hull neigh
borhood visitor in Linton Tuesday.
The Emmons County Record prints
auction-sale bills in English and
German.
Messrs. Ben Payne and Ben Whit.
ney were Glanavon visitors in Lin
ton Monday.
The German American State Bank
makes farm loans for five years
time at lowest rates
Johnny Barrows arrived at home
Tuesday from an absence of several
months at Spencer, S. d.
Messrs. Flynn and Pettis were
down from Hazelton Tuesday doing
some business and visiting friends.
A ring containing five keys, found
near the w. H. johnson farm,
awaits an owner at the Record office.
Little Bernard Weatherby is very
in. There is little chance for his
recovery. Mrs. Weatherby is also
sick.
See opera-house ad elsewhere in
this issue, for Memorial Day attrac-
ton. s::l5 p. m. Roosevelt in AZ
RIGA"
A bright, healthy baby girl ar
rived at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
A. M. Britts last Sunday afternoon.
All we'll.
Frank Streeter writes that school
at the Minnesota "U" will close for
the holidays June 10th. He will be
home about the 18th.
Base Ball-Linton VS.. Redfeld
Saturday. Sunday and Monday, May
18th. goth and Both. Games called
at $3.50 o. m, at Linton park.
Last Saturday mare belonging
to Marion Coon hit her owner a
swift swipe on one of his elbows,
causing said owner much pain and a
stiff arm.
There will be memorial services at
the NJ. E. church next Sunday May
18th. at II a. m. Subject. The
Victorious Army" Sabbath-school
following, at IL o'clock.
Mr.. Ludwigs, of the First Nation
al, left yesterday on a business trip
to Milwaukee and Chicago. He will
extendh his trip to Aurora, H., where
Mrs. Ludwigs is visiting.
yet have forty bushels of fine
millet seed for sale. You can plant
this seed up to the 10th of June and
get good yield Of hay from it, G..
W. Whalen. Strasburg, N. ID.
There will be baptism by INNER
sion next Sunday afternoon at ?
o'clock at the Brown farm, ten miles
southwest of Linton. Everybody
cordially invited. The services will
be conducted by the Rev. Carl Roth,
the Baptist pastor.
Ed Patterson, Bismarck S building
wizard who erects a big hotel every
once in a while. was here Sunday in
his huge Franklin auto-car, accom-
panied by party of friends. He
came here to arrange to have Lin
ton sandstone shipped to Bimarck
for use in making the concrete for
his new six-story hosiery.
George w. Wilson, republican
candidate for nomination as gu
bernatorial candidate, lived in En-
mons county in the eighties. filing
on a claim near Winona, which. we
believe, he afterward sold to the
late John Walden. MIR. Wilson is
now prominent resident Of Willis
ton.
The Courtenay Morgan company
played Thursday, Friday and satur-
day nights of last week in the
Turner Opera-House to fair-sizea
audience. The company contains
several good actors. Many people
have informed the Record that they
consider the troupe the best they
have seen in Linton.
The Northern Pacific demonstra-
ton train, witha fullcorps of North
Dakota agricultural college people
IN charge. will be in Emmons coun-
ty Tuesday. June l4th-at Hazeton
from 1870 to 4::3O p. m. and in Lin
ton from Z to 10 p. m. The Record
next week will give more extend
ed account of what this train is do
ing for the farmers and farmers
wives of Moth Dakota. with its in
teresting exhibits, its lectures ON
better methods of farming. and its
cooking school presided over by ar
expert lady demonstrators. Remem-
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