Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-02

ns,s eountry yesterday.
+ O'Brien was business cal
80, he Capital City Tuesday.
Il Reamer left last Monday
msrping for Valley City on business
JACOB Fischer came up from
s.rasburc to-day on his way to Bis
matck.
s ! Levine, of the kintyre
country. was business caller IN
Linton Monday.
Cremer left yesterday for
visit and on business to points IN
MINI and Iowa.
Master Albert shier left Saturday
,,arninc for Bismarck, where he
will attend school.
The Fifth annual ball Of the x. of
p vill be held at the Turner opera
house on Feb. 22nd.
The Macabees W i'll give their an
nal masquerade dance at the opera
hoase On Feb. l4th.
Marion Morford and Even Moves
we-a IN from the Hartford country,
Monday and Tuesday.
Masquerade skating party will
;,ss,-,t the opera-hOuSe on the
evening Of Feb. 18th.
Mr.. F. Frankhauser of this city
has a son visiting with him this
week from Darlington, N. ID.
States Attorney Cameron and
County Treasurer Naramore are
business callers at the Capita City
this week.
Mr. Geo. w. Burge wishes to an
nounce that he is expecting a car of
choice White Seed Oats to arrive
some time next week.
Miss Florence Wright, who has
been teaching school in southwest
ern Emmons, was in Linton Monday
on her way home to st. Cloud,
Mimi
For Sale Two fresh milch cows,
one span Of horses, harness, wagon,
buggy, heavy bob sled and all kinds
Of having tools. VIM. HAVEN.
Linton, n. d.
The Misses Celia and Marie Ben
son, have rented the building OPP
posjte and north of the McCrory resi-
dence and will open dress-making
parlors in the near future.
Tom 0 Bien is unloading to-day a
car of corn, also a car of oats in ele-
vator. Tom has car of White Rus
sian seed oats; ABSOLUTELY, clean and
free of wildcats. Call and see.
The eighteen months old son of
Frank Lewis, of the Dale country,
died last Monday of pneumonia.
The remains were taken to Linton
and interment made in Linton Gem
etery this afternoon.
John Stiles, of Winona, took the
train at Strasburg Monday on a
business and pleasure trip which
will take him through the eastern
and southern states. We Understand
he will be gone about four months
Jos. Glass. R. L. Stellhug and S. j.
Fetterley were up from the Winona
country last Tuesday. Mr.. Glass
made final proof on his homestead
before Judge Carley and the latter
two gentlemen were up as his wit
nesses.
John F. Larson, manager of the
Goodridge-Call Lumber Company !
yards at Bismarck, was caller in
Linton Monday and Tuesday in the
interest of the company, leaving
here Wednesday morning for Brofy
and Hazelton. on his way home.
DO not waste your time in SOW.
ing new seed varieties Except on
asma'l tract as an experiment. IN.
less your State Experiment Station
recommends them. You cannot af-
ford TO take chances. Let the Exper
lment Station do the testing of new
varieties and learn the results from
them.
The glad news reached Linton las
monday from Hot Springs, Ark
that little, Robert Postle is rapid,
fegalnlng health 1t will be remem
pered that this little fellow was on,
Of the victims of infantile paralysi
ana recently taken by the Sherwood
family to Hot Spring, Arkansas, fo
his health
a letter received yesterday from
q NJ Weller, form ~ resident .
me Hartford country, who is
llylng in San, Diego, CAL. bring
the sad news of the death in tha
CITY On Jan. 18th. 1911, of Patric
9alan, one of Emmons county Old
est settlers. The cause of death wa
heaft failure. Funeral was held fror
u Joseph's church and intermen