Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-17
m TOWN AND OUT

Eat al lu1lieA
y f. Gearin Of Hague is in Lin
ton this week.
Meals and lunches at all times at
ne Linton Bakery. (janll
Frank volk,of strasburg, is about
"a move to Mcintosh. S. D.
Mrs Louise Carley returned Mon
a,y from winters visit in the east.
Moving Picture Show, Wednes-
aav March %. Gans-Nelson Fight
VIM Guhin is up from Eureka in
,bs interest of the De Soto Cream
cry.
Sam Wright came down from Ha-
,s,ton on Saturdays delayed n. 2.
t.sn.
Rugs. Rugs, Rugs! Ingram. Grass,
Velvet. Administer, all sizes. Smith
& Irvine.
Mr., and Mrs. w. f. Petrie re-
owned Tuesday from their trip to
Michigan.
Will Carmichael and Jess Morford
made business trip to Logan coun-
" Monday
Marion Morford. Don Bidwell and
lohn shafer are Hartfordites in
town to-day.
IA Campbell came down from Ha-
7elton last evening, returning home
this morning.
Masons Jubilee Singers. six peo-
ME will be at Linton Opera House
Tuesday. March 22d.
Stock Inspector Roberts was in
Linton Monday night, returning to
Fort Yates from Bismarck.
Bring in your plows and disks and
have them put in shape for the
spring work. Fogle & eau.
There will be a millinery opening
at the Ladies Store. Friday and
Saturday. March 18th and 10th.
C. A. Patterson is here packing
IN his household goods for removal
to the new home of the family at
Mcintosh.
Mrs. Broman returned Sunday on
Saturdays delayed N. p. train from
Bismarck, where she had been visit
ing friends.
Will Freeman of Dale will have am
auction sale Friday, March 25th. Mr.
Freeman will move with his family
to California.
Wanted Breaking done on the
southeast quarter of : 3, l:34-17.
$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.
E.A. Grain and Elmer Anderson
returned yesterday from their ex-
tended visit to the Pacific Coast
country. G. A. Herolz is expected
home to-day.
Don't wait for the spring rush of
work. but bring in your blacksmith
ing and woodwork and have it done
stthe Fogle & eau shop before the
crowd comes.
Elmer Fogle has a badly-swelled
foot, caused by stepping on spike
the other day. Wonder if he didn't
doit intentionally, so that Fred d
have to do all the work.
Young John Wohl (son of John.
WohO, one Of whose eyes was in bad
condition and could not be cured,
had the afflicted member removed
yasurgeon in Bismarck Friday.
Miss Lesh will appear as reader
With the University Orchestra next
Friday evening. Sunday Minneapo-
hsJournal. Miss Lesh will be at
Linton Opera House. Friday, April
lot.
i. Parkhurst returned yester-
day from Aberdeen, where he had
been for several days. He will soon.
COON the road as salesman for the
boettcher Automobile Company, of
Aberdeen.
W. Mikuksa, of Tripp, S. d., a
Trend Of August Obermeier, ar
rived in Linton yesterday by the Mil
.aukee, and this morning departed
'of Bismarck and neighboring coun-
ny to look over the farming lands.
Aparty Of surveyors are at the
saSwell farm. in the Dakem neigh
01nood. They are setting iron sur
Sey'stakes, or whatever they may
oe 1t IS said that the surveyors
nave 50 far found no practicable
route except the one down the Bea-
ver valley.
=, Sergeant John Stiles was up from
"lnona Tuesday. Word was re-
.e'Sed by phone last evening that
there were three mr. fonr inches of