Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-04-28

ana no sure enough pachy derm could
Ha.s prov yea mere interest On the
part Of the little folks
Messrs Ostrum and l-ierpo have
purchased the concrete manufactur.
ne business of Elmer Fogle
Far Sale FIVE head Il work
Ao'svs 8r Will trade iu e4ttlc.
VIM. Macnlder. t.mnonsburg n. u.
Merchant John Wolfer is building
a residence south of and across the
street from the Lutheran church,
and it is said that bird Nil soon
occupy the cage
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. c. Rsnlev. Of
Canton, 5. D., arrived in Linton ves-
terday to visit their relatives. Mr..
and Mrs. j. a. SLENDER. Mrs. Rem
ley and Mrs. Stemher are sisters.
NJ +. t,ehon, the Aberdeen cream
cry man. is building an addition 10
the Sherwood market, and will use
the room as a cream depot. Milton
'Culbertson will act as local agent
DR.. Wolverton left for Fort Dodge.
Iowa, last Saturday, being called to
his old home by the illness of his
grandmother He returned yester-
day, the sick lady being much I'M
proved
MIR and Mrs. Brock returned
Monday from Hazelton, where they
went To spend week visiting
friends before starting on their
journey west. They viii begin their
western trip next Monday
+. $. l'ullen. field man for the &c
hon creamery of Aberdeen. is here
in the interest of his company Since
coming to town MIR. Pullen had the
bad luck to lose $40 in bills a ten
and two tives. The money was acct
dentally pulled from his pocket.
Michael Mahaney and his son Will
are here from Rush City, MINI, and
will remain for a week or so. Mike
is an old-timer in l.mmons county,
was an early day sheriff of this
county, and everybody is glad to see
him and to know that he is in good
health
Major Carignan of Fort Yates and
Captain Stilesof Winona are in town
to-day Heretofore, on the Record $
roster, the latter has been a SEP
geant but he is now the owner Of
an automobile, which fact automat
really raises him to the brevet rank
of captain
w. 5. Cassclman of Bismarck
travelling for Conrad sChcago coffee
store, of course came down from
the Capital City yesterday. and will
go down the Milwaukee line to-day.
Fire the moosemilk and drink Con
RAIDS coffee if you wish that your
days may be long in the land, gentle
reader.
Gus Broman and Frank Irvine re-
turned Monday from Lidgerwood,
this state, with two spick and-span
Overland autos one for each of
them. Lidgerwood is the state
agency headquarters for these ma
chimes, which are said to be among
the best Mr. Irvine is agent for
Emmons county.
Norman Severance has purchased
the blacksmith business of Fogle &
eau and is having the material
shipped to Mcintosh, S. d., where
he will open shop. Fred eau will
build the shop at Mcintosh, and Will
then go to reside at Thermopolis, Wy
oming, recently visited by HIM,
where carpenters receive sixty
five cents an hour for their work.
G W. Gilman, buttermaker and
manager of the new creamery at
Hazelton. was visitor in Linton
last Friday The gentleman has
had much experience in the bust
ness. and, with creameries all
through the state doing well, the
Hazelton and strasburg creameries.
which are both in competent hands,
certainly ought to be successful
The three ash-ieafed maple trees
in front Of the Nor!ander drug store
were dug up yesterday and trans
planted to the F'rankhauser lots in.the
old town. We sincerely hope they
will stand the change and will con
tinue to be healthy and thrifty In
this country of broad and treeless
praifies transplanting a good-sized
tree seems like a surgical operation
thta is endangering a human life
Still, the trees will all have to come
off Of Broadway when the village
develops into a city.
At the opera house, Thursday
night, April 18th, VIM K Leonard's
players will be seen in a play with
out name. A good company Of
clever people and special scenery
Vaudeville specialtIes to keep you
in.erested hetMeen the acts Don {