Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-11-30
IL TOWN AND OUT.

Mr.. and Mrs. D. Gillespie left YES.
terday by Milwaukee train 10 vjsj,
friends in Minneapolis
A Northern Pacific work tram witt
about thirty-fve men Is setting n,
snow-fences down this way
Look over our line Of HOLIDAY
Goods. Nothing but new goods
and prices right. Smith & Irvine
Dick Wilkinson and wife came ur
from the Dale country Monday tc
have some dental work done hv Or
Smith.
Amos Yonkers. the Phoenix [um.
Der Companny's manager at stras.
burg, came up by the Milwaukee
train yesterday and will eat his
Thanksgiving dinner in Linton
Humane Officer Blake was in Lin.
ton Tuesday and took with him "a
Bismarck homeless boy. Who the
boy was or where he came from to
Linton. the Record was unable To
ascertain.
The Linton Masonic lodge las,
Tuesday night elected officers for
the ensuing year. as follows: Ed
ward Braddock, w. NJ: w. O. lr-
win, S. w.; Scott Cameron, j. W..
A. N. Junge, Treasurer. Charles
Coventry, Secretary.
Clarence Fischer arrived in Linton
on the Milwaukee train Monday, af-
ter being on the road from Eagle
Butte, S. D., about week. He says
the railroads are having much
trouble with the snow in the parts
of South Dakota he visited.
FOR SALE. Upright piano, re-
frigerator, sideboard, dining-room
table. steel kitchen range, self-feed-
ing parlor heater, kitchen cabinet
and other household articles toe
numerous to mention, at my resi-
dence in Linton, N. y Mrs. l.. A.
Weatherby.
The publisher Of the Record
wines to give thanks today to those
halt dozen or So pehlic-sp irited
business men of Linton who recog-
nize the fact that il Is utterly inn
possible for country publisher to
print paper worthy of the town
unless he has a fair local advertising
patronage.
Owing to the great demand fol
musicians for Thanksgiving work
part of the Linton orchestra played
for dance last evening in Ashley
and will play for a similar festive
function at ltazelton to night
The other members of the orchestra
will furnish music at the home dance
in the opera-house this evening.
Will Holland, who has taught
school in the Linton neighborhood
a couple of years and who owns q
half-section near Linton, returned
Saturday night from Kuhn, where
he had been at work with the
"thrashers which ought to be a
congenial employment for teach.
er. Mr.. Holland will teach schoo
near Linton this winter.
j. l.. Burnham, an n p. freight
agent, spent Tuesday in these parts
looking up business. The N. P. is
the company that promised reduced
rates to Emmons county people for ar
excursion to the State Industrial Elk.
position. and whose president, How
ard Elliot. went back on his promise
and compelled the excursionnists to
pay full rates. These things should
be remembered by Emmons county
shippers who have choice OF trans
portation lines.
Mcintosh. Is. ID Chief G. A
Patterson left Tuesday for Minneap.
oils. but will return in time to take
the excursion which leaves Aberdeen
for the big land show at Chicago
He is making preparations to do
some extensive advertising for thi:
section. He will greatly appreciate
receiving any farm scenes or photos
of any kind suitable for such adver
Using, and will either buy or pay fol
use of same. If you have anything
# this nature, drop him line t
Mcintosh.
Look over our line Of kodaks fol
that present. Smith & Irvine.
Ed Mescott's Death.
Time and time again some one ha.
A. barxa