Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-24
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Meals and lunches at all times at
the Linton Bakery. (janl)
TRY the Emmons County Record
for job of printing.
A. Olson Rudy was Winona Wis
ltor in Linton. Friday.
sam Peterson was Hagueite Wis
tor in Linton Tuesday.
Row H. Schott, of Braddock, was
in Linton over Sunday.
Miss Hattie Hubbard came down
from Hazelton Monday.
Paul Mausehund left last Thurs
day on a trip to Chicago.
j. B. Sayler was a Braddockite
visitor in Linton Friday.
The X. P. dance last Thursday
evening drew a good crowd.
Fred Cleveringa was up from the
south country Tuesday of last week.
Save your carpet-rags and have
George Brooks weave carpet for
you. "
Meals served at all hours at the
Linton House. Mrs. C. Tallada &
Son. lfeblO-lO)
Rugs. Rugs! Rugs! Ingram. Grass,
Velvet, Administer, all sizes. Smith
& Irvine.
The Emmons County Record prints
auction-sale bills in English and
German.
Rugs! Rugs! Rugs! Ingram. Grass.
Velvet, Administer, all sizes. Smith
& Irvine.
Butcher Jacob Steensland went to
Pollock yesterday on a business visit
Of few days.
Carl Vorlander took in the strange
sights and sounds of the Capital
City last Monday.
Lincoln Cell and SEVERN Mikalson
we're Hazelton visitors in Linton
Thursday of last week.
Sam Busby, over in the Hartford
country, is on the sick list. DIR.
W-J.,o.Ao-
Bring in your plows and disks and
have them put in shape for the
spring work. Fogle & eau.
Joe Huse and wife were up from
the Winona neighborhood Saturday.
Their recent auction sale was a sue
cess.
Fogle & eau will do your black
smithing and woodwork promptly
and at reasonable prices. Give them
call.
Wanted Breaking done ON the.
southeast quarter of 33-l34-77.
$3.50 an acre and board. Ray Little,
Larvik. N. d.
Governor Burke will address the
high-school pupils and the public
generally in Linton Opera House,
Monday evening, March 2Sth.
There will be preaching in the
Lawler school-house on the first Sum
day in April, at 2 O'Clock p. m. Ev-
erybody come. l.. A. Lovelace.
Jerry Hart and Billy Bowden. two
old-time hoss-warriors of Uncle
Sans regulars, were up from VII
mona and spent Sunday in Linton.
Don't wait for the spring rush of
work, but bring in your blacksmith
ing and woodwork and have it done
at the Fogle & eau shop before the
crowd comes.
The N. P. surveyors are camped
IN tents near the Linton stock-yards.
The Ed Braddock building on north
Broadway has been rented for an
office by the surveyors.
Mrs. Rosalie Wudtke, mother of
William and Gustave Wudtke, died
last Tuesday at the home of Gus
taye, a few miles south of town.
She was eighty years old. and died
of old age.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Barnes of
Bismarck was in Linton over night
last Thursday. That day, at Brofy.
ne arrested man who was accused
Of committing grand larceny at the
Capital City.
Frank Streeter is spending his
two weeks spring vacation from
school. at the Minnesota ''U," visit
ing his stepmother and his brothers,
Darwin and Edwin Streeter, at Park
Rapids, MINI.
Two important cases in which
Lynn & Coventry are attorneys have
recently been decided for their
clients by the state supreme court.
Inc cases involve the title to some
valuable Emmons county land.
On Monday, April 4th. a begin
hefs class will be started in the
Primary room of the Linton schools.
A'l children who will be six years
., before Dec. LIST, 1910. may enter
lhls class. So we are rennested hu