Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-02-17
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pietz returned
from Eureka Saturday.
Save your carpet-rags and have
George Brooks weave a carpet for
you. -
Meals served at all hours at the
Linton House. Mrs. c. Tallada &
Son. lfeblO-lul
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner were Linton
lite visitors in the Capital City last
week.
The auction sale of John Quash-
nick, set for Feb. 18th, has been in
definitely postponed.
The knights of Pythias will give
dancing party in the opera-house
the night of March 18th.
Yesterday some one poisoned
the valuable Scotch collie dog be-
longing to 7. w. Britts, causing the
animals death.
Born Feb. l4th, to MIR. and Mrs.
Anthony Magrum, living eight
miles northeast of Linton,a son. The
mother is very sick.
For Sale-lhree full-blood Duroc-
Jersey boars. Apply to j. w. James.
at the o. o. johnson ranch. four
miles east of Linton.
Born Feb. 9th, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Boeshans, residing three miles
northwest of Linton, a daughter.
Both are doing nicely.
Jay Smith arrived Saturday from
Diesem, this state, where he is man
ager of a lumber yard He is visiting
his relatives and old friends in Lin
ton.
Editor j. l.. Owens went to lps-
wich, S. D., Saturday. on business.
He returned home Monday. Mr..
Owens formerly published a paper at
Ipswich.
Or. Hogue and A. M. Britts ar
rived home last Friday the doctor
from the Mardi- Gras festival at New
Orleans and Asa from trip to China
and Japan.
Everybody is going to take in the
masquerade ball of the Ladies of
the Maccabees tomorrow (Friday)
night, in Turner Opera-House.
There will be first-cIass music and a
general good time.
Ben Haggard and Lou Maloney
have bought Will Carmicheal's livery
stock and vehicles. harness, ETC..
leased the barn, and will conduct the
business hereafter. The price paid
fer the stock, ETC.. was 800.
S. G. Busby came in from the
Horsehead Valley country last even
ing to secure the services of physi
clan for his fourteen-year-old daugh-
ter, who is very sick. He left for
home this morning with DR.. Wolver-
ton.
will mail you an English-print
Bible. Axe inches: good, clear
print; full cloth-bound; for 35c. A
smaller one for Csc; or a pocket
New Testament for l5c. c. H.
Gotham. Sunday school Missionary.
LaMoure, ND. (febl7-24)
A party from the Hull and
Westfield neighborhoods visited Lin
ton Friday on business. The party
consisted Of John Statema. Herman
and Peter Dykema, of Hull. and
Will Dykema, Gerrit Rop and Gerrlt
Van Vugt, Of Westfeld.
Miss Katie Martel, thirteen-year-
old stepdaughter of Comrade Fred
Frankhauser, has received an order
for $3.50 to be applied on the purchase
of any piano manufactured by a
piano company of Minneapolis. The
$3.50 order was given as second prize
IN the company's recent puzzle-con-
test.
Glen Turner gave skating par
ty in the opera-house Tuesday even
ing to his boy and girl friends. And
we venture the assertion that for
pure happiness and enjoyment no
other entertainment that has held
the boards in Linton's amusement
temple up to date can trot in the
same class.
Being in want of steady. relia-
BILE servant. says an exchange, a
lawyer advertised as follows: Want
ed-A girl with simple tastes. Must
not be extravagant. No iashy
clothes. Not Eighty. Mustn't CAD
about or exchange remarks with
any casual pedestrian. A friend
sent him female baby.
A deed has been recorded cover.
ing the sale of the 800 acres on the
c. A. Patterson place west of Lintor