Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-08-11
IN TOWN AND OUT.

elf Putnam was up from Clan
avon Tuesday.
Meals and lunches at all times at
the Linton Bakery.
Landlord Turner went to Eureka
Yesterday on business trip.
Call on Charles B. Car!ev. county
Judge, for final proofs and filings.
Save your carpet-rags and have
George Brooks weave a carpet for
you. ~
Or. Hogue returned last evening
from his trip to the Yellowstone
Park
John McAfee came over from Fit.
Yates yesterday after load of
goods.
MIR. and Mrs. Christ. Wolfer went
20 Aberdeen Monday to spend the
week with friends.
Joe Burdick returned Monday by
the Milwaukee from visit to his
old home near Peoria. III.
Matthew Hammerschmidt of Eu-
reka was business visitor in Lin
ton Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Josephine Baker of Livona is
visiting her uncle, aunt and cousins
at the Shier home in Linton.
Apply at the Record office and
see samples if you want wedding
stationery. Latest styles of type.
For SaleA nine-room house with
twelve acres, or one acre, if pre-
ferred. VIM. Raven. Linton, N. ID.
Miss Helen Clybourne of Minneap-
oils, who had been visiting friends
at Pollock. returned to Linton Mon
day.
If you are in need of blank farm
lease contracts. chattel mortgages.
chatte-mortgage releases, or notes.
apply at Record Office.
John Quaschnick, living near Lin
ton, will leave Friday for New Leip-
sig, Morton county, where he will
establish dray business.
Mrs. Jacob Jangula and her
daughter Katie left Thursday for
Rochester, Mimi. where they will
be operated upon for gall stones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Marthaller
and William Jess returned last
Thursday from Glen Ullin, where
they attended the Marthaller- Glas-
ser wedding.
The fire companies have received
four FIRE helmets and four rubber
suits, to be used if it should ever be
necessary to make fight with fire
at close quarters.
Lost. On the way from the James
ranch to Linton, a seventeen-jewel
Elgin movement watch; composition
case; no chain. Finder please notify
w. T. Mcclure. Omio. n ID.
Or. Muench and John Reamer
made trip to Napoleon yesterday
in the latter's auto. Mr.. Reamer
asys they saw some very good crops
for this year along their route.
Fred Hintz, Stephen Silk and G.
H. Mckay were Glanavonites in Lin
ton Thursday of last week. Mr.
Hintz made final proof and Messrs.
Silk and Mckay were his witnesses.
For your painting. decorating.
granting. paperhanging, glazing and
calcimining. to be done ina thorough
and workmanlike manner, see or
write to John C. Stegenga, at Hull.
this county.
Last Tuesday A. l.. Bridell bought
the Perkins machine-shop in Linton.
Ne will move the plant to the build
ing known as The Wescott Build
ing. south of the Haggard & Ma
ioney livery barn.
Mrs. John Giles and her son
Herbert, wife and younger son of
the N. P.'s yardmaster at Fargo,
arrived by yesterday evenings train
TO visit her husbands parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Michael GILES of Dakem.
Amos Yonkers. who was relief
man at the Phoenix lumber-yard at
Hague during the regular agent $
sickness. returned to Linton Satur-
cav and resumed his work as assist
ant to j. A. Lang at the Phoenix
yard here.
PHOTOS. We like children. and
our studio is theirs while they are
with US. BY making them feel at
nome we secure pictures of them
mat are natural true to life. Bring
.nat little one of yours to US NOW.
We guarantee to please. Smith
Photo Studio.
IN a letter from Capt. John Smith,
formerly of Winona, but now of
roft Sam Houston, San Antonio,
1esas, he sends his best wishes to
As OLD Emmons county friends, and
asys that ut is as hot as blazes here