Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-19
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Messrs. Irvine and Gearin We're uy
from Hague over Sunday.
Call at Record Office and see ou
STYLES of up-to-date visiting cards.
Wanted = About thirty head O
cattle to pasture. Ray Little, Lar
yik, N. d.
n. A. Becker and VIM. Stang,
were up from the Glanavon countr,
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wolfer re-
turned Tuesday from their visit /,
Marion, S. D.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank McConville
were Winona country Visitors In
Linton Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Lane arrived
home Saturday from their trip t,
l,lendive, Montana.
The German-A American State Bank
makes farm loans for five wears
time at lowest rates.
For proofs. filings, etc, apply ,e
l.. A. Weatherby, United State:
Commissioner. Linton. G.
Thor MAIDEN and Thor Thorson
of the Winona neighborhood. were
in Linton over Sunday.
Ludwig Kicker has started a farm
machinery business on the lot north
Of and next to the Leader store.
For Sale-Five head of work.
horses; or will trade for cattle
VIM. Macnider, Emmonsburg, N. ID.
Wanted-S Stock to pasture. Plen.
ty of running water and splendid
range. 7. j. Drayton, Omio. N. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Carls were up
from Winona Friday. They will soon
leave for western Canada to take IN
land.
John Wittmayer came up from
Eureka Tuesday. He will remain
here until the latter part of the
week.
Will Rush and Fred Asch were
down from the Hazelton country
Tuesday looking for an estrav mare,
black in color.
If you are in need of blank farm
lease contracts, chatte mortgages.
chattel-mortgage releases. or notes,
apply at Record office.
A driZzling rain the fore part of
the week dampened the ground to
depth of two or three inches. More
of the same would be acceptable.
Jacob Kremer. of the Bazaar force.
was in Bismarck over Sunday. While
there he underwent an operation for
granulated eyelids. He says his eyes
are much better now.
Chris. Holbrook, the Standard oil
traveller who has many friends all
over his field, was here Friday. He
recently had long siege of sickness
in the hospital at Bismarck, but is
slowly regaining his normal health.
Manager Turner announces with
pleasure the coming engagement of
Miss Courtenay Morgan in her new
laughing hit, IAN Innocent Widow. .
II the play is anything like its title,
its Bird The date is May 18th,
10Th and 2lst.
Last Thursday A. H. Irvine took
his wife to St. Alexius hospital. Bis
marck, to be treated for an attack
OF extreme nervousness. BY Mon
day Mrs. Irvine was able to sit up.
and latest reports are to the effect
that she is doing we'll.
Fay Perkins. of Darlington. ND.
arrived last week and has opened an
auto-repair shop in the blacksmith-
shop formerly occupied by A. g..
Clayton. He is prepared to do all
kinds of work in this line. He is
also steam-rig expert.
In last weeks Record there was
anotlce of the death of Mrs. Anton
Aegele, who left babe about a
month old. The little one has also
passed away. having died last satur-
day night. The child was buried ON
the Naasz farm. by it's mother S
side.
NJ. G. Renley. who was visiting his
relatives, the Stembers, returned to
ms home at Canton. S. D., last FRI
day. Mr.. Renley is troubled with
lumbago, from which he has been a
sufferer for some time. Mrs. Rem
icy will remain here awhile to visit
her sister. Mrs. SLENDER.
The remains of John Hoeck, the
young man who recently met his
ueath IN gasoline explosion, were
ulslntered at Hazelton last Tuesday,
Drought to Linton and prepared for
Shipment. Wednesday, accompanied
os Mrs. Hoeck and Eddie Ferguson.
ner brother, the remains were taken
70 Dell Rapids, S. D., the home of
Mr. Hoeck's relatives.