Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-12
M TOWN AND OUT.
n al Turner'S.

Mrs A. H. Irvine is on the sick
list this week.
Meals and lunches at all times at
The Linton Bakery. (janlD
Wesley Baker was down from the
1;vona country couple of days this
week
Ear sale-Some good seed barley
Applv at the Schilling elevator. j.
&. Davis.
Mrs Leah Carmichael is in such
moor health that she is confined to
her house.
Wanted = About thirty head Of
cattle to pasture. Ray Little, Lar
yik. n. D.
Bert Kanis of Westtield was a
husiness visitor in Linton the latter
part Of last week
The ierman-American State Bank
makes farm loans for five years
time at lowest rates.
For proofs. filings, etc, apply to
C. A. Weatherby. United States
Commissioner. Linton. e.
Hazelton played game of base
ball at Mckenzie last Sunday. Ha-
zelton, Is; Mckenzie. Ia.
For ale-Five head of work.
horses or will trade for cattle.
Vim. Macnider. Emmonsburg, N. ID.
Wanted Stock to pasture. Plen-
ty of running water and splendid
range. I j. Drayton, Omio, N. D.
Manager Turner has discontinued
the moving picture show for the
season. 1t vii be resumed in the
fall.
Mrs. Andrew Wolfer, of Morris
town. arrived yesterday to visit her
old-home folks. She expects to re-
main here about a month.
Arthur O. Maryland was down
from the Braddock country last
week to have some work done by the
spirituelle tooth-carpenter.
There will be pentecostal services
in Franklin school-house, Linton,
next Sunday at 10 a. m. and 2 p. M,
BY the Rev. Karl Roth, German Bap-
fist. All are welcome.
X. L. Chesley, a business man of
Armour, S. D., arrived in Linton
Tuesday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hagg. his relatives. Mrs. Hagg
and Mrs. Chesley are sisters.
H. W. Allen, candidate for state
senator, and Merchant Doerschlag.
who came along to see that the cam
didate didn't get any moosjoos,
were visitors in Linton Tuesday.
The county dads have been in SEES
sion this week. with Commissioners
Fischer, Casey. Hanson Volk and
MAIDEN all present. The minutes of
the board will be published next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. ID. Tracy and
their grand-daughters. the Misses
Birdie and Mabel Tracy. daughters
Of H. p Tracy of Dale, visited
friends in Linton a couple of days
this week.
The next old-timer who comes
along the sidewalk, peers through
the woyen-wire fence. and asks the
man with the hoe" whether the new
Record park is the Moose summer
garden. is liable to be crippled
Jacob Jangula has had his recent
purchase, the Linton House. newly
painted. The looks Of the building
are very much improved thereby.
Messrs. Hardt, Shier and Fisher,
the decorative artists, did the work.
Colonel Weatherby, the Linton
Base Ball Clubs manager, is so busy
these days that he doesn't have time
to be shaved, and his unshorn beard
OF late causes him to somewhat re-
semble "a shoemaker on strike.
It's said that the Manager haggard
appearance is caused by bad dreams,
IN which he sees a baseball game in
progress between Linton and Hazel
ton, and the Creameryville players
scootin around the bases like hala-
beatintanbark.
The village of Linton has pur-
chased new road-grader. The ma
chine arrived last week. What a
great factor for human happiness it
would be could it grade up and make
more easy of travel the narrow road
70 the New Jerusalem.
Well, what do you think? The
sp ' is broken. Those four bright
n.lle girls at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Eberle are the proud
possessors of a baby brother, who
arrived Tuesday night. Mother and
son doing we'll. And Joe's cigars
were all right.
A heavy frost last n;oht took tbe