Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-28
IN TOWN AND OUT.
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bopse Friday, Aug. 9Th.
IT. and Mrs. Josepus Allen came
=, from the Winona country yester-
day
Save your carpet-rags and have
gorge Brooks weave a carpet for
you. ~
= NJ Jones. of the Hazelton
neishborhood. was a visitor IN Lin
Ton Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fischer drove
last week to McClusky, this state,
where they will visit.
Mrs. Fred Bertrand and son left
for the Pacific coast this morning
for A visit Of several weeks.
In6elder Anderson, late a member
~ the inton ball team. left Satur-
day for his home in Chicago.
sppIy at the Record office and
500 samples if you want wedding
stationery. Latest styles of type.
oryille Shafer returned last
Thursday from three-weeks' visit
q, Mcintosh and other places on the
west side of the river.
The Home Bakery will next Mon
day move from it's present location
near the opera-house to the building
formerly occupied by Petrie's store.
Jack Ramey returned last Thurs
day from South Dakota with car
load Of household goods. and will
AGAIN make his home in this county.
Miss F,meline Burbage of Bis
marck and Miss May Burbage of
Ljvona are visiting their relatives.
MIR and Mrs. Shier and family, in
Linton
The Reading Club will meet at the
Weatherby residence tomorrow.
where the members will be enter
tanned by Mesdames Turner and
WeatherDy.
| will pay So per ton for scrap
IRON. If amy one has same and
wants to dispose of it. notify me and
Twill call for it. w. +. Hageman,
Linton, N. ID.
Mr.. Wyndmere, who has been en-
poyed bv the Bismarck National
Rank. arrived last evening and has
taken position with the First Ma
tional Bank i'm linton.
Theodore Lane returned Monday
from Kingston, Pa, where he had
been attending Wyoming Universe
ty. He likes the school and expects
TO return there in the fall.
Emil Pietz, of the Aberdeen fire
department. returned home last
Thursday, after visit with Mr..
and Mrs Fred Pietz. his brother
and sister n-law, in Linton.
The heaviest rain for long time
occurred yesterday. 1t rained for
two and half minutes by the stop
watch distancing by minute any
thing in that line for couple of
months.
Mrs +. Briggle and Miss Edna
Armstrong came by auto from Ha-
zelton yesterday to meet lady
friend Of Mrs. b., who came from
Sioux City on a visit to her Hazel
ton friends.
Denny Hannifn, a Capital City
od-tlmer, was in Linton over night
Wednesday of last week. He was
making a trip around the country.
and 1t was his first visit to Emmons
county IN many years.
Robert Buchanan and his sons
Robert and William were in Linton
Friday, in their new REQ automo-
bile. Maybe the lads didn't have a.
happy look And the "old man
well, he had a smile, too.
While fishing Sunday at the river
Emil Harlt had his arms so badly
sunburne'l that he had to have the
care Of physician, who stated that
u the burns had been on the body
MS chances Of recovery would have
been slim.
Andrew Cremer, who held posi-
eon tor several months in the First
National Bank of Linton. returned
tuesday from visit to Minot. He
intends to locate in some town in
'he northern part Of the state and
golnto the land business for himself.
Alvlnschmidt and VIM. Nc Greevy,
respectively center fielder and first
oaseman Of the Linton team of the
present pre- season, have signed with the
m'oaas Montana) club, and left
tuesday for that town. The Wibaux
'ea'i' VIII soon start on trip and
play leading eastern Montana and
western North Dakota teams.
1eorge Naramore returned Mon
4ay from attending meeting of
,puh'y treasurers at jamestown.
ne says the attendance was small,