Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-07-13
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Eat at Turner s.
Frank Jaszkowiak is down from
bismarck. He is interested in a
case in district court.
lahn Mohn returned Tuesday
from Timber Lake. S. D.. where he
has been the last three months.
Hats, Hats. Hats,-Latest mid
INNER styles, at reduced prices, to
make room for fall stock. Mrs.
VIM. Raven & Co.
For sale.-One hundred tons of
good (this years hay, on my place,
r;ne miles southwest of Linton
Prices right. j. l. Burge. (jy6-20)
John Reamer made a trip to Ma
saleon Monday. He reports small
rain at stand-stlll waiting for
ain and flax and corn doing we'll.
h,ber Putnam and Roy Bales were
M from the southwestern part Of
H. X county Friday. They report
hat crops are a total failure down
there.
hereby give notice that from
this date will close my meat-mar-
ket between the hours of 1880 and
a m. and 6::3O and Z p. m.-Fred
kelsch.
For sale.-2oO acres of straw
40, and wheat. 25 acres corn fOd-
,Isr. about so tons of new hay, thir-
Teen miles northeast of Linton.
Carl Roman.
ole Hanson. Carolyn Lee and Carl
&c made final proof in Linton last
Saturday. with Andrew Olson, Hans
ylkse and Cornelius STAN as wit
nesses. All are from the Westfield
neighborhood.
Attorney Frank Register. who is
one of the first lawyers that came to
I.mmons county to try cases back
in the early nineties, at "old Bills
port is down from Bismarck at
tending court this week.
X. o. Paulson, of the Westfie Id
country, was in Linton Saturday
and Sunday. He was on his way to
Wells county to work during ilaying
and harvest, there being nothing to
harvest in his neighborhood.
Miss Estene Steenland, who had
been visiting her brother-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. SLENDER,
for month, left last Friday for
Canton, S. D.. where she will spend
the remainder of the summer.
S. E. Beddow and family returned
Saturday from Fedora, S. d.. and
will again make their residence on
their land near here. Mr.. Beddow
says that the Miner county country.
in which Fedora is situated, is drier
than this region.
Those having claims against the
Emmons County Telephone Com
pany ("The Farmers Line" are re-
quested by Secretary Hardenbrook
to present the same to him before
the Doth of this month. His address
is Temvik, N. d.
A. N. Junge and wife, of the Ba-
EAR, left last Thursday for Aber-
deen,en route to the national Shrine
meeting at Rochester, N. Y. From
Aberdeen they were to go in spe-
cial car with the members of the Alb
erdeen Shrine and their ladies'.
Regular services in the Methodist
church next Sunday, July 10th; Sun
day-shool at 10 a. M; Preaching at
] a. M: Junior League at 3 p. m. /;
Epworth League at Z p. M; preach
ing at s p. m. You are cordially in
vitcd to attend the services of the
church. A. M. Wiley, Pastor.
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Groen and
children, Of Hague were visitors
here Monday. They were on their
way home from Omio, where they
attended the Sunday-school conven-
ton. While at Omio they were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dray-
ton. MIR. Groen says the crops are
the worst in years down his way.
There is not only a failure of grain,
but OF hay.
There was a game ahem! = OF
base ball in Linton last Sunday, be.
tween Hazelton and Linton teams
The "skoar" was Hazelton whole
lot and Linton somewhat less in
other and sadder words-the former
Y, the latter a. 1t is reported that
the agent for the state society for
the prevention of cruelty to animals
has procured warrants for the mem.
bers of the Hazelton team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Coonen and
children were up from the southern
part of the county Saturday and
Sunday Their baby about six
months old, was supposed to have
received a serious injury while the
other children were playing with it
one of its arms apparently being
pa,r,alyzed. Its parents thought the
collar bone might be broken. They
brought the little one to Linton, t.