Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-03

from the Dale country Friday
Mrs. Public's auction sale, Tuesday
of last week, drew a big crowd.
Miss Mayme McKitrick last week be-
gan term of school near Herreid
cerrit and John Haak were Hull vis-
TORS in Linton between trains tuesday.
Comrade Bales and wife were up
from the Glanavon country yesterday,
c. J. Bieber will leave next week for
Corning, Iowa, where he will spend the
winter.
10 cents goes long way at the )
cent and 10-cent counter. Smith 4
Irvine.
Robert Buchanan and Fred button
were Buchanan Valley visitors in Lin
ton yesterday.
See what you can buy for 5 cents
and 10 cents at the lO-cent counter.
Smith & Irvine.
Wieger Rodenburg and Henry De
Boer were up from Westteld on bus
mess last Friday.
Come in and see what 10 cents will
buy at the 1O-cent counter. Look it
over. Smith & Ivine.
Manager Turner will give one OF his
enjoyable dances in the opera-house
the night of Nov. llth.
David Job, living in Horsehead VAL
lev, raised 5000 worth Of cabbages from
quarter Of an acre this year.
a good-sized crowd OF school
ma'ams attended the examination
last Friday and Saturday in Linton
IL you have piano sou want to
have tuned. call, write or phone
George Brooks. Linton, Postoftice
Box IL.
Mr.. Paske, the auctioneer, is now i'm
Linton, ahd would he glad to obtain
business in his line. lie is good auc-
tioneer.
The Ladies Aid society of Larvik
will serve dinner af the hall at Lar
yik IN Election Day, Nov. $, at -
cents plate.
Don't forget Ben Christensen big
auction sale next Saturday, eighteen
miles northeast of Linton. The sale
will begin nj 10 O'Clock
For Sale-Two heaters, both good.
'sed only month. Have put in
heating plant and have no use for
them.-Smith 4 Irvine.
Tom Kelly and Billy Marquart were
down from Hazelton Monday Mr.
Kelly is still stiff from the injury to
one of his limbs received some time
ago.
Halloween was duly observed by the
innocent kidlets of Linton, and the burg
next morning strongly resembled Topsy-
turvey Town. No great damage was
done.
Miss Daisy Wright. Miss Florence
Wright, Miss Mabel Murane and
Miss Jayne Wells were a bevy of
young ladies who attended the teach
ers' institute in Linton last Friday
and Saturday.
Jacob Van der Liam of Westfield
made homestead final proof tn Linton
yesterday. with Steven Huisenga and
Fred Cleveringa as his witnesses. Car
ley made the proof
We have two good heating stoves
for sale. One is an eighteen inch
Wilson Cold Blast and the other
sixteen-inch Wilson. Both in ncti
condition Smith & Irvine.
n. W. Allen, candidate for state
senator in the Emmons- Kidder dis
trict, was a caller In town Friday. He
reports conditions very favorable for
the election of the entire republican
ticket. Motlt Messenger.
Sunday school at the Methodist
church every Sunday at ii a. m.
Preaching at 7:3o p. m. Subject for
Sunday evening, Nov. 9th, ssPersonal
Investigation = You are cordially in
yited to these services. a. NJ. Wiley.
Pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brindle and their daugh-
ter Ruth Came down from Hazelton in
hefamily auto, last Saturday, and took
horne n
been attending the teachers examina-
hon, The young lady is teaching
school in the old Danbury neighborhood.
The Record office is prepared to
print Election Stickers promptly.
They are put up in punches of four
stickers, with MANILA flap that
folds over and makes book of the
bunch. Two dollars for 500, $3.50
Tor 1000. and $3.50 for each addi-
ti0nal thousand.
Emil Hardt received severe cut 10
his forehead, Monday evening, while
cranklDg an auto. The engine kick
ed backward the crank striking
Emll's forehead, making deep cut
about three inches long, which re-
qulred several stitches to bring the
sides OF the wound together.
There will be preaching in the Law
Ter school house on Sunday. Nov. 9Th
al Up. M, if it doesn't storm. There
Will also DO preaching at Templeton,
or Brofy, the same evening at $50