Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-09
IN TOWN AND OUT.

G.. A. Herolz went 10 tne Twin
Cities Saturday last.
p O. Peterson was up from the
Winona country yesterday.
Arthur Pitts left Saturday for a
few weeks stay at Minneapolis.
Frank Scott and family were up
from the Dale country Tuesday.
B. r. Sturtevant was caller III
Linton from the Dale country yes
terday.
Born-Thursday, Feb. I'd. to Mr..
and Mrs. Christ. Christensen, a son.
All we'll.
Iakob Kicker sold his meat-market
TO II. Huether, who recently arrived
from Java, S. D.
Miss AIena Tough went to Eureka
Yesterday in the interests of her
millinery business.
The Fifth annual ball of the K. of
P. will be held at the Turner opera
house on Feb. 22nd.
The Macabees will give their an
ual masquerade dance at the opera
house on Feb. 14th.
A Masquerade skating party will
be given at the opera-house on the
evening of Feb. 18th.
Mr.. Frank Butler and son julie,
were callers in Linton last Friday
from the Braddock country.
VIM. Waudby and Samuel Solmon-
son were up from the Winona coun-
try Yesterday after seed grain.
The Linton Bazaar has been max
ing extensive Improvements to the
interior of their store the past week.
DR.. r. Hogue has been under the
weather the past week with the grip.
He was not however confined to his
bed.
Andreas Richter was up from the
Winona country Saturday coming
via Strasburg land the Milwaukee
from there.
H. A. Paskie left yesterday morn
ing for Jamestown where he expects
to secure employment on the N. r.
railway line.
If you want your suit pressed
or cleaned call on w. w. Mewing,
or phone 27-3. All work guaran-
teed satisfactory.
Alvin Atha. six-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Atha, was threat
ened with pneumonia this week, but
is rapidly recovering.
Jakob Kicker. who has had Sc
we're case of blood-poisoning in his
right arm, informs US that that
member is much improved
The three-year- old son of Steven
Anderson, living ten miles east of
Linton, was so sick the past week
as to need the services of physi-
clan.
Robert, the young son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Chesrown, is very i'll with
typhoid fever. To-day DR.. Hogue re-
ports the little fellow somewhat
better.
For Sale-Two fresh milch cows,
one span Of horses, harness, wagon,
buggy, heavy bob sled and all kinds
OF haying tools. VIM. Raven,
Linton, N. D.
Mrs. John Gellner of Brofy is
suffering from blood-poisoning. DR.
Woverton has been called there sew.
eral times this week and reports his
patient much improved.
Tom O'Bien is unloading to-day a
car Of corn, also a car of oats in ele.
vator. Tom has car of White Rus
sian seed oats; ABSOLUTELY, clean anc
free of wildcats. Call and see.
Charles Richardson, who is work
ing IN restaurant at Mandan
came down Saturday evening to Wis
IT With his folks at Old Winchester
over Sunday. He returned to Man
dan Monday.
If you have any good seed grain
you shonld send a sample to the Stat,
Experiment Station, stating how
much you have and the price yo,
want for it, Your name will belist
ed and sent to those who ask fo
good seed.
DO not waste your time in SOW
ing new seed varieties Except OF
q small tract as an EXPERIMENT. un
less your State Experiment Station
recommends them. You cannot af
FORD to take chances. Let the Exper
lment Station do the testing of res
varieties and learn the results from
them.