Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-04-07
IN TOWN AND OUT.

the Linton Bakery. (jan1)
Don Bidwell was Hartfordite il
Linton Tuesday.
Landlord Turner made business
trip to Aberdeen this week.
A. w. GRAPHICAL and Frank Swee,
Of Livona were here Monday.
Edward Braddock left Tuesday on
buiness trip to points in South Da.
kota.
Wanted = About thirty head of
cattle to pasture. Ray Little. Lar
vik. N. d.
O. o. johnson is here from Illinois.
He came down from Braddock
yesterday.
Mrs. j. L. Owens went to Bis.
marck this forenoon for visit of a
day or two.
Miss Emma Mag, of Eureka, has
accepted a situation as bookkeeper
in Petrie's store.
A. E. klabunde. the Hazelton
merchant. was visitor in Lynn
Town last Tuesday.
Anton MAIDEN and A. E. and n.
A Becker were up from the Winona
neighborhood Tuesday.
Will Cleveringa and Nick Van de
Klashorst were business visitors up
from Strasburg last Friday.
Mrs. L. A. Weatherby and Master
Bernard Weatherby returned home
Friday from their visit to Oakes.
Miss Luella Schilling arrived last
Thursday from Aberdeen and will
pass the summer with her parents.
George Allan, of Monango, this
state, visited here over Sunday with
his son, Fred, of the Stone Drug
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Logue are up
from Dale to visit friends. They
arrived yesterday and will return
Sunday.
The many friends of Mrs. Tallada.
Of the Linton House. are sorry to
learn that she is seriously ill with
rheumatism.
Merrill Myers was down from
Cigarfactoryville. Tuesday, attend
ing to some business and calling on
old friends.
Lynn & Coventry have had the
interior of their office building
painted and otherwise decorated this
week. Emil Hardt did the work.
Fred Reamer returned yesterday
from Sioux Falls, S. d.. where he
had been attending the business COL
lege of that city. He is looking
we'll.
B. Tempel was down from Brofy
Tuesday. He did not get weather.
bound this time. as he did in the
snowy period of the late lamented
winter.
A report comes from Aberdeen
that Fred Boettcher, we'll known
and we'll liked by Emmons county
people,is suffering from severe at
tack of rheumatism.
Born-Monday morning, May 4th,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Kruger, of Lin
ton. a daughter. Tally one. Ed is
recovering. and the two ladies are
getting along nicely.
Miss Charity Bales and Mr.. James
Stewart came up from Dale Friday
and attended Miss Lesh's entertain
ment at the opera-house. They re-
turned home next day.
The editor received a long letter
the other day from Cad Logue now
in Moorhead, Montana. Cad is do
ing we'll. is in good health, and sends
his best regards to his old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Freeman Of
Dale and their children went to Bis
marck Friday. They intended to
visit there a week or so and then
20 to their new home in California.
Doesn't it "beat all creation9'
About six weeks now of open-door
weather. That comeback of King
Winter that we we're all predicting
seems to have been false prophecy.
Surveyors are still as thick as
,unebugs in midsummer. At pres
ent they are casting Sleeps eyes"
at Colonel Weatherby's door-yard
as good place for the two streaks
of steel.
Landlord Turner, the town boss
hustler. has purchased the furniture
Of the Linton House, rented the
building. and will run the rooming
part in connection with his hotel
business.
Herman Batter. Bert Thurston,
John Roop and Ben klabunde made
trip by auto to Linton yesterday
afternoon, visiting friends a few
hours and returning to Hazelton in
the evening.