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

Fa, at Turner s.
Meals and lunches at all times at
linton Bakery. (janl)
chris. yorlander came up yester-
aay from Eureka in his auto.
can on Charles B. Carlev. county
;,,acs for final proofs and filings.
Matthew Hammerschmidt was up
.rom Eureka Tuesday on business.
Raw Coonen came up from Clan
.von saturday, remaining over Sun
day.
Wanted : About thirty head of
cattle 10 pasture. Ray Little, Lar
Ak. n. D.
For Sale Some good seed barley.
Anplv at the Schilling elevator. j.
R. Davis.
For sale-Mlllet seed. 1t is sound
and will all grow. Apply to G. w.
whalen, strasburg. N. D.
George Schmidt, an old-time set
flor in the Dakem neighborhood, was
business visitor in Linton Tuesday.
For Sale Five head of work.
horses: or will trade for cattle.
VIM Macnider, Emmonsburg, N. ID.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Brummond and
Mrs. John Hirning and her son Her
her, of Herreid, were in Linton Sat-
urdav.
Mrs Datfinrud and Master Newton
Dattinrud arrived in Linton Tues
day to visit friends and neighbors
At their old home.
Messrs. Stiles and Carignan came
no from Winona and Fort Yates
last Sunday and next morning went
10 Mandan via the N. p.
Attorneys FIJI. Register and r. N.
Stevens are down from Bismarck
attending court. Mrs. Stevens is
also here visiting friends.
Michael Vessel, Jr., of the Hazel
ton country, was in town Monday.
Michael is just taking up his resi-
depce in Morristown, S. d.
Mrs. VIM. Barrows left Friday for
Red Wing, Mimi, to which city she
was summoned by the death of her
mother who died suddenly of heart
disease
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis came
down from the northeastern part of
the county last Saturday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Sarah Parker.
Mrs. Davis mother.
There is big crowd from all parts
Of the county in Linton this week at
tending court. There are so many
Of EN- that the Record is unable to
make up list of them for pubica-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Buck and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Krick wish to
express their heartfelt thanks to all
friends and neighbors who so kindly
assisted them DUNG their recent
bereavement.
Ar" Gillespie arrived by the N.
P.Friday and spent day with his
relatives in Linton. Some time ago
he went to Hot Springs. Mont. for
s;shealth, which has improved. His
home is in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Ludwigs took
the Milwaukee train last Tuesday
for the Twin Cities. Mrs. Ludwigs
willvisit Milwaukee, Wis, and Au-
sora, Ill.,. before her return. Mr..
L. expected to be absent but few
days.
j. R. Davis, formerly of the Bea-
yer Creek stock farm, reached Lin
ton Monday by the N. p, returning
from his trip to the Pacific coast.
J.R. got back safe and sound with
adventures to tell of floods and
snow slides in fact, not even FROST
bitten.
Landlord Yeater made run from
hazelton Friday with his auto. He
brought with him and took back a
bunch of good-looking commercial
travellers. And, by the way, the ell
derly party who drove the smoke
wagon isn't SO slow on good looks,
himself
An election of school officers was
aeld last Thursday in the new McCul-
ss school district, recently set off
.ala Winchester Iinton) district.
Following are the names of those
eected Directors-Wm. McCulley.
'onn Bartu, Fred Snyder. Treas
a'ef no Haug. There were sixty
'our votes cast.
John B. Anderson, Axel jacobson
.no Theodore Nelson were down
som the Braddock country Tues
aaS' The latter came to take out
ns second papers and the others
were his witnesses. The editor was
very sorry to see his old fr;and Jnhn