Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-05-25
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r..,isl Sale of Millinery for
Nsr rial Day, at the Ladies' Store.
al IN Charles B. Carley. county
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social sale of broken lines of
corSets and Hosiery at the Ladies'
Store.
LAWYER Harry Lynn was a visitor
u ne Capital City Friday and Sat
urday.
rarle Smith returned Tuesday
o,,aninr from visit to Cooperstown,
this state.
The editor of the Record will de-
l;,sr me Memorial Day address at
Wasfburn, Mclean county.
" II Hinton, of the Britts ton
sorial emporium, made visit of a
co,u1le of days in Bismarck this week.
Emil dardt and Charley Paulson
w;ll 'lraye soon for trip to the new
town, n' On the west side of the Mis-
souri, river.
l,,are Carley -Cupid's overworked
conservative in Emmons county
maee trip to Bismarck last Friday,
returning the same day.
partv of Lintonites went to the
Missouri river to fish last Sunday.
Ma scales have been seen in their
hark Yards since their return.
Here a reliable recipe to follow.
Get a good painter to spread Brad
lev & Vrooman Pure Paint and
vo,,ve got good job. Sold by Lin
ton l,azar.
Isaac Moe writes to the Record
that a ten-pound boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Moe in Alden,
Iowa. May 7th. and that mother and
son are all right.
MISS Alena Tough, of the Ladies'
Store. came up from Eureka-where
she is selling millinery this spring
and remained over Sunday with Lin
ton relatives and friends.
The habit of happiness can best be
cultivated by finishing your floors,
woodwork, furniture, walls, cell
ings, buggies and wagons with
Perma-Lac. Sold by Linton Bazaar.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Orthmeyer
were down from the Danbury coun-
try Tuesday. Mr.. Orthmeyer. else
where in this issue. advertises three
of his horses that unceremoneously
left their happy home some time
ago.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. Wiegand. of
Linton, visited the Rev. A. Schor-
mann and family at Iceland the
latter part of last week. Mr.. Vie
gand says that heavy rains down
that way have put crops and grass
in fine condition.
Mrs. Harrie Spaulding and her
three bright and pretty little ones
two girls and boy-were visitors
in Linton Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. spaulding expects to start in a
few days for the new home of the
family at Mosier, Oregon.
Messrs. Wallenius. Smith and
Flanagan. who were members of
last years all-star Linton baseball
team. are playing at Valley City
this season. Anderson, who was
short-stop here last year, is squat
ting on the third sack for Appleton,
Wis.
The Rev. A. Lincoln Shute, pas
tor of McCabe M. E. church. Bis
marck, who will deliver the Memo
rial Day address at Linton. was
chaplain of the North Dakota house
of representatives during the recent
session of the legislature. He is a
scholarly gentleman and an able
speaker.
The Record was informed last
week that Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Burge
had gone on visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Broman, their relatives, at
Pasadena, Cal. Our informant was
mistaken. Mrs. F. M. Burge, who
for some time had been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Prichard, in Wisconsin,
went to California recently.
The outlook for crops in most
parts of the county is good. So,
why not fix it up with Maria Jane
and come to the Record office and
give US an order for some tasty and
neatly-printed wedding stationery?
Don't delay, for faint heart is
sometimes turned down by "fair
lady" and more nervy wooer car
ries off the prize.
Don Tracy. the Linton photogra-
pher, who has built up an excellent
reputation as an expert in his line.
will be in Pollock town on the 18th,
18th and 18th of June, prepared to
take the pictures of the people. from
the latest-born baby to the oldest in
habitant. No extra charge for