Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-10

~ 4 Weatherby went to
,bs A capisa CITY Monday.
r,l, besrown is down from
,t r.ai,s Valley for few days.
& seen,an shipped two car
,a Il # cattle to st. Paul last
saturliAy
,..arney Lane returned Saturday
tva,,, ! occasional trip to the west
srn ,art ri the state.
N n Barger, of the First Nation
i Ran vent to the Twin Cities
sa,urdaS returning yesterday.
porn IL Mr. and Mrs. Anton Mag
x,n mY' Il Ne Temvik neighborhood, ),
ines. august Sth, a son. All
well
prairie fire at Leola, $. D., a
tsa dass ago. destroyed hundreds of
tons If lcked hay and thousands Of
acres Of grass.
Iobn sloser and family.of Hague.
wsrs isre over night. last Friday
N %,' sbelr way to Wells county, to
visit relatives.
Warni,i.s No hunting allowed on
SECTION Township. lS2, Range 76.
Tbs Tbose Eating this notice will be
nrosecstal H c. ketchum.
,asi. Hammond, of Ashley, an
sarly settler of Mcintosh county,
was here Tuesday on his way to Zee
and where he has business interests.
Wanted Horses and cattle to
winter Plenty of hay and good wa
Ter Sc 4. C. Seeley, living twelve
Mills northeast of Linton. Post
Office Tcnlvik, North Dakota, r. f..
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ANY intelligent person may earn a
GOOD income corresponding for
newspa,lvrs. Experience unneces-
sary Send stamp for full particu-
lars Empire Press Syndicate, Mid
depolt N Y. Gy27-aulO
The Ladies Store is the place to
come for anything you want in
fancy work This is a good time to
look around for pieces to make for
your Christmas collection. We have
a good line now. tJy27-tf)
j. /. Roop. A. L. Cell and Joe
Smith We're down from Hazelton
SATURDAY evening, in the formers
auto. Attorney Lane came with
them from lIazelton. on his return
home from the trans Missouri coun-
try
Ladies, don't forget where to get
your carscts. We have a full line
of them all Of the time. Prices from
- cents to $3.50. We order large
sizes and any garment the price of
which would be over So so. = The
Ladies Store. (jy27-tf)
Mrs. G w. Lynn and her son
Harry and daughter Mildred re-
turned Yesterday from a visit Of
about week with friends at Nc
lntosh. $. d. Miss Laura Pc
trie accompanied them. and is visit
ing frields at Lennon.
Eureka Blade: Mrs. Theresa Rrid-
dell Of Linton. sister of Mrs. j. E.
Zoerb arrived in Eureka Saturday
to attend the funeral of her niece.
Mrs. Zoerb accompanied Mrs. Bird
dell to Linton, Wednesday, and will
visit there for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis w. Murphy,
Of Jamestown, this state, who were
married at Dupree, S. d., on the
twelfth day of last month, arrived
in Linton Tuesday to visit their
relatives The bride is daughter
Of MIR and Mrs. H. j. Fischer. Of
Linton
For Sale At the Linton Garden
Onions. carrots, beets and other gar
den stuff will have marketable
cucumbers and sweet corn i'm few
days. Can be obtained by calling
at my pace in West Linton. or will
deliver it if desired. - Fred Frank
hauser.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Moore left
Friday for Roscoe, where they went
TO conduct restaurant. Roscoe is
the point where the Linton line taps
the coast line 1t will undoubtedly
be good point for the restaurant
business and their many friends
here wish Mr.. and Mrs. Moore good
luek IN their new venture.
There have been several good.
steady rains in Emmons county in
the past week or ten days. FLAX,
corn potatoes and grass are helped
greatly, and the ground is put In
good condition for blowing. Why
not Plant field of winter rye, next
month, as the soil can now be plowed
and pat N fine shape for the crop?
The Rev. N. Wood, formerly
s Methodist pastor at Linton. but now
Stationed at Minor. this state, ar
rived here Monday evening. expect
ing 2 remain about ten days. Mr..
Wood i IN very good health now,
although he has had a severe attack
OF sickness since he left here. He
! looking we'll, although he has lost
lhe e than twenty pounds since he
left linton.
Or l'ritts went to Hague yester.
gay to test twenty three head OF
morse bought by Bloom & Majcrus,
o. Minneapolis. DR.. Britts found
lhe ANIMALS all right. The prices
pald were from 1925 to sl75. DR.
hrltls has now examined $50 head
ofhnses for shipment from Emmons
cpanis 4 good many dollars are
solAlng INTO the German neighbor-
moods this year for horses raised ia