Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-09-29
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EIeFolz is east on a business
TIL
,a Of shelled corn received.
Brien.
Nsa and lunches at all times at
rs Is 4 Bakery.
N Bowden and VIM. Maggie
u.ys from Winona Friday.
ms Lena Tough, of the Ladies
siare. eai to Eureka yesterday.
Saye vaur carpet-rags and have
e4a Igooks weave carpet for you.
asan Charles B. Cariev, county
moe fr final proofs and filings.
S. cents goes a long way at the 8
,a ara lN.cent counter. Smith 4
lrsiae
.Iahn o'Flynn was over from
IL Oh the banks of the Big
Nu@.s yesterday.
Wagner was up from Wi
mona terday to do some business
ara, sit his relatives.
son Was born last Monday to
NJ #n Mrs. Jacob Fliginer, living
fam aiies northwest of Linton.
Ihn snyder was down from Ha-
7sl;oa Yesterday visiting his friends,
If whaai he has many in these parts.
Iham will be moving picture
-bsa Il the opera-house tonight, in
stead saturday night, as hereto
fore
FIats Hats, Hats..!. All of the
neV styles and shapes at the New
Millinery Store. Mrs. VIM. haven
K Co.
ree Boettcler of Aberdeen has
beeluute sick the past week. but
the latest reports say he is getting
better
Ii xdu have a piano sou want to
have tuned, call, write or phone
George Brooks. Linton, Postoffice
Bon
MS Louise Fiddler of Pollock was
in Linton Tuesday. She went from
here Il Roscoe, S. d., where she
will teach school
sophia and Otllla Wentz. Pauline
Feinsten and John Preszler were
up from iceland the first of the
week, visiting friends
John l'ader of Winona Won several
prizes at the Mandan fair. MIR.
Baeer is a great lover of horse-hcsh,
and has ome good ones.
Ii estimated that, i'm the first two
weeks a the open season for hunt
ing, in thousand prairie chickens
We're killed in Ward county alone.
\ son was born recently in Bis
mark % Mr. and Mrs. soren VOL
lenhaupt who formerly resided in
the northwestern part of this coun-
tv
Moses Cornelson was up from the
Hague country yesterday making
final proof before Clerk Rocks. VIM.
He'll ana Frank Ncis were his wit
nesseS
Miss kathryne Wye returned
yesterday morning to Appleton.
MIN. after a two-weeks' visit at
Che home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y See
man N Linton.
3 II Wheeler, who was principal
q ihe Ijewdlc (S. d. schools for
ioli Years. IS in Linton. He Mill
llaa5lN teach school in F,mmels
iilig thia fail
Nh Henry Pietz. wife Of
brother If Banker Fred Pietz OF
Linton, @hp was visiting her inton
relatives. returned Tuesday to her
home in Eureka.
Mrs Garignan of Yates and Mrs.
Stiles Of Winona arrived in Linton
by Yesterdays Milwaukee train
from VISIT to eastern points. Mr..
Stiles met the ladies here with his
auto and took them home.
\ pension of twelve dollars per
month, beginning Sept. 6. 1910. has
eeea granted TO ID. r. Streeter, UNI
ger TIE age-pension law allowing
mat amount at age 60. fifteen dol
lars a age 20 and twenty dollars at
aye
William I3echtle's auction sale
as' thursday was we'll attended,
ana il!esefy other way il was sue
ces Another sale that is causing
considerable interest among farmers
: ehat 0t Gottlieb Rechtle, week
from t9-marrow.
We WI soon receive a r-load Of
.'''l q Maine potatoes, which are
,a'sa ios their soundness and keep
wy aliitalles. Their keeping quail
- Wy re guaranteed by US The
Hslee sold from the ar,will be 81. %
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