Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-09-28
IN TOWN AND OUT.

A"As' Aouise Ndiley lell tuesday
for Dayton, Ohio. The best wishes
of everybody who knows her will
go with this honest. Industrious la.
dy, wherever she may make her
home.
David Sites. who settled in the Lii
vona neighborhood when the big
cottonwood trees in the river bot
tom We're just sprouting, was a Wis
ltor in Linton the fore part of the
week.
Ladies, don't forget where to get
your corsets. We have a full line
OF them all of the time. Prices from
80 cents to $3.50 We order large
sizes and any garment the price Of
which would be over $3.50. The
Ladies Store. ljy27-tf)
w. N. schwab, of the Linton Vi
cinity, who has been in hospital at
Rochester, Mimi. where he had an
operation performed. returned
home yesterday, and will soon move
to Linton to reside.
There will be no preaching ser
vices at Temvik until the school
house is finished. Then we can have
the help of the organ in singing.
Rev. l.. A. Lovelace, Pastor Evan
gelist, Linton, N. ID.
Charlie Paulson, captain of the
Linton football team, had his bunch
out the other day for their first
practice. The lady reporter who
rounded up this item was informed
that DIR. Smith is to play center.
VIM. and Adolf Becker made final
homestead-proof before Judge Car
lev yesterday. John Wilmot and
Oliver La Fave were the witnesses.
Mrs. Becker, mother of John and
Adolf, accompanied them to Linton.
1 Hats! Hats. Hats. Ladies, now
is your chance to get your fall hat
or winter bonnet. If husband has
not the change, butter, eggs, pota-
toes poultry, grain of all kinds ia
ken in exchange at market price.
Mrs. VIM. Raven & Co.
Lawrence. the tive-year. old SON of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McCuIley, fell
from the horse he was riding, Mon
day evening, breaking both bones of
his right forearm. He was brought
to Linton, where DR.. Wolverton re.
paired the injury.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Will Freeman anC
Baby Freeman We're up from Dale
a couple of days this week. Will
came to attend the Mcclure auction
! sale, and his better half came along
: to see that he, manlike, didn't rur
e some thirty-cent article up to six
bits.
County Supt. Hanson returne,
Tuesday from visit to Pipestone
Mimi So far as known, and pre-
vious rumors to the contrary not
7 Withstanding. nothing of seriou
I nature happened while he was alb
S sent, and he still buys but one mea
ticket at a time.
! James Moore the same old Jim
my who left Linton about two year
: ago, and who has many friends herr
arrived Tuesday and has gone t
q work for Asa Britts in the tonso
\ no, those hightlown words won't d
q to use twice i'm the same issue S
we will say barber-shop.
X w. II. Hinton, of the Britts tor
e serial emporium. will resign Satul
: day and take up his residence on hi
homestead near Pollock BY hi
j. quiet, courteous manners, Harry ha
N made many friends in Linton sine
l. his stay here. Mr.. Hinton will teac
term of school i'm the Polloc
s. neighborhood.
is C. f. Coover, formerly Of Glenco,
u but now of Alberta, Canada. wit
he postotfice address sweetgrass. MOI
tana, writes as follows i'm a letter
&c the Editor of the Record: I'VE al
s comfortably settled in our Alber
$. home of :.'2O acres. have l73 acr'
~ of it broken. think this is GOO
farming country
NJ Mr.. Rocks attended the fllner
w of Mrs. Gerrit Haak, at Hull, la
s. Friday. There was a large CROW
Ia of friends and neighbors many
them from a distance present
ii pay their tribute of respect to u
of memory of the kind and gentle 0
I'd lady who had passed from earth
he sorrow and suffering.
Clyde, the only son of Mr.. az
n Mrs. w. A. Longwell, of Hartfor
5. died Sept. u, 1911, at $50 p.
n from the effects of diabetes. ely
av was horn May 10. 1880, in Ga
county, Iowa The young man W