Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-01-06
m TOWN AND OUT

Meals ana LUNCHES at All times AT
the Linton Bakery. ljanl)
The band boys dance last Friday
night was success.
Wesley Baker, Jr., is working at
.be Carmichael livery barn.
Miss Reba Davis left yesterday by
,he y. p. train for Chicago.
When you hear the photograph
,here is a moving picture show.
The weather to-day is much warm
or than it has been for several days.
Fred Allen returned by this morn
ine's train from his visit to Ellen
dale.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Britts return
ed Friday from their visit to Mime
sofa.
Save your carpet-rags and have
George Brooks weave a carpet for
you ~
Walter Mewing pays the highest
cash price for cream. Give him a
trial. (nov25)
elf. Putnam and Anton MAIDEN
were up from the Winona country
Saturday.
Moving pictures at opera-house
Tuesday and Saturday nights. Prices
l0c and 20c.
L. C. scheeler, a prominent land
dealer of Napoleon, was in Linton
last Thursday.
For any article of job work print
ed in either English or German, call
at Record office.
For proofs. filings, ETC., apply to
L. A. Weatherby, United States
Commissioner. Linton. t.
Mr.. and Mrs.Fred Pietz Yesterday
moved into the Clayton residence.
recently purchased by Mr.. Pietz.
For Sale Several good teams of
working and driving horses. Call
at VIM. Carmicheal's livery barn.
The Royal Neighbors have changed
the date Of holding their ghost
party from Jan. 2sth to Jan. 2lst.
Mrs Will Fulmer and her children
arrived Friday from Minneapolis.
where she had been visiting for sew
era weeks
Cashier Luehe, of the rempelton
State Bank. was i'm Linton last
Thursday, having some fun with
Dentist Smith
Amos Yonkers, assistant at the
Phoenix yards. returned this morn
ing by the Milwaukee train from a
visit to Big Stone, S. ID.
Tom o Brien was another Linton
passenger on the belated train. He
had been in Minneapolis week or
ten days visiting relatives.
a. D. Linderman was one of those
who braved the bad roads and drove
to Linton yesterday from his home
up the Hartford country.
Messrs. Fogle & eau are widening
the blacksmith shop they recently
bought from A. G. Clayton, and are
building an addition to it in the
rear.
Miss Carrie Brindle, of Hazelton,
has been snow-bound in Linton sew
eral days this week. on her way to
strasburg, where she is teaching
school.
A New Year gift in the shape of
aoounclng son came to Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthias Mold, living about five
miles east of Linton, on the first of
the month.
County Treasurer Naramore re-
turned last Thursday from a visit
TO his old home at Lena, Illinois.
M, Naramore found his aged father
very low, not being able to help
himself to any considerable extent.
Frank Goughnour was down from
Buchanan valley last Friday. He
made the trip to buy one of j. w.
James Aberdeen-Angus registered
bulls. advertised in the Record.
frank purchased fine two-year-
old.
Commissioner Kurtz called at the
record Office Monday and made his
twenty sixth annual payment for
me Record. Mr.. Kurtz was the
second name on the Records first
s,euoserlptlon-book, in the spring of
- Jack Goughnour's being first.
harry Petrie was lucky enough to
sef away for Aberdeen last Friday
y the last Milwaukee train out of
L'nsop The other students snow
Oouhd here are the Misses Clara
layton. Rozilla Sherwood. Beryl
n'ay1on, Frances Petrie, Frances
patterson and Frank streeter.
mat was quite trip that Evan
IVY S0yes and Miss Marie Berger made