Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-04-14
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Meals and lunches at all times at
the Linton Bakery. 'janl)
c l. Parkhurst came up from
Aberdeen Tuesday.
Merchant Rowerdink was up from
Wes,tield Saturday.
Peter Boschker was up from the
south country last Friday.
Sam Wright came down from
Hazeton Tuesday evening.
John Biddlecomb was up from the
Wjnona country yesterday.
Henry Ruggles was up from
Hague Monday on business.
can on Charles B. Carlev. county
Judge, for final proofs and filings.
liver Anderson was business WIS.,
;tor from Braddock last Thursday
{, A Bieber arrived Friday, after
asyisit of several months in Corning,
Iowa
Frank Irvine came up from Hague
SUNDAY evening for short stay in
Linton.
Samuel Solmonson was Winona
neighborhood visitor in Linton last
Friday
For Sale Some good seed barley.
Apply at the Schilling elevator. j.
R. Davis.
Wanted About thirty head of
cattle 70 pasture. Ray Little, Lar
ylk. n d.
Governor Burke has issued proc
lamation making Friday. April o2d,
Arbor Day.
Evan Moves was over from Cav
ton Sunday to visit friends, few
miles east of town.
The German-American State Bank
makes farm loans for five years
time at lowest rates.
Nj and Mrs. Lewis were down
from Hazelton and attended the
Fischer Brewer wedding.
Mrs. H. Stoddard of LaMoure and
her mother. Mrs. Eggen of Moffit,
are visiting friends in Linton.
Comrade Williams. formerly a
resident of Linton, arrived here last
Friday evening for brief visit.
j. b. Brock has sold to A. A. Lud-
wigs his residence and ten acres of
land half-mile north of Linton.
For Sale Five head of work
horses; or will trade for cattle.
Vim. Macnider, Emmonsburg, N. ID.
At recent meeting of Linton
school board the sum of $500 was
ordered placed in the sinking fund.
The estate of the late Herman
Backhaus, recently probated, is said
to total between fifty and sixty thou
sand dollars.
Mrs C. Tallada, who for some
time has been suffering from
severe attack of rheumatism, is
little better.
Martin Ohlhauser of Brofy was in
Linton last Monday on his way back
from Herreid, S. D., were he had
been visiting relatives.
The Rev. Reichert, who formerly
lived in Emmons county. visited old
friends here last Monday. He is
now located in South Dakota.
Reinholt Tempel, Of the bank at
Marion, S. D., arrived here Tuesday
on his way to Brofy, where he will
visit relatives couple of weeks.
Don Tracy, the photographer, will
be in Pollock on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. May I'd, Sd and 4th,
prepared to do all kinds of work in
his line.
Ludwig Meier. the village har-
ness-maker, has been on the sick
list for week or ten days. Blood
poison has crippled one of his legs so
that he can hardly get about.
For Sale Cheap" Emmons Coun-
~ Duke, = an Aberdeen-Angus bull,
hye years old. Registered. Reason
tor selling, out of the business. In
qulre Of G. N. Fiddler, Pollock, SD.
W. L. Keller recently sold his
larm, formerly owned by William
Maven, about a dozen miles north
east OF town. to man from Mason
City Iowa, who will soon move on
the land.
Chas. Lesh. father of Miss Agnes
Lesh' the talented elocutionist who
recently appeared at the Turner
opera House, was in Linton Mon
Jay. Mr. Lesh. who is commercial
traveller, resides in Aberdeen.
W. ] McKittrick and his son Will,
o1 humboldt. Iowa. arrived in Lin
'on last Friday. MIR. McKittrick
*'ll stay here awhile and visit rela-
yves. he BEING hrnthar. Lou, &c