Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-13
Eat at Turner'S.

The Man from Borneo April
10. 1911.
We sell the best corsets; all kinds
and all sizes. Call at the Ladies
Store. (mrch9-tf)
Plenty of rain. fall and snowfall in
these parts this week. The crop sea
son is certainly starting out all
right.
Don't miss 1.-The Man from Bor-
neo.' at the Opera-House, April
10th. You will get your money!
worth.
L. d. Seeman shipped car. load
of cattle to Sioux City last Saturday.
He accompanied the shipment, re-
turning home Tuesday.
Use our Vacuum Cleaner to clean
your rugs and carpets and you won't
have to take them up. Weren't it by
the hour. Smith & Irvine.
j. H. Reamer left last Monday for
Wilcox, near Williston, this state,
on land business. He expects to be
home by the end of this week.
w. 7. Books has received car
load of Early Ohio potatoes, which
are for sale at G. w. Burgess place,
north of the livery barn. (ap13-lt-p)
The Ladies Store has the stuff
for acknowledgements; toweling, pill
low tubing, sheeting, art linens in
white and tan, stamped goods of all
kinds. (mrch 9-tf)
Prof. King went to New Salem
Saturday to visit his brother over
Sunday. Prof. Hanson taught Prof.
Kings classes during the latter's
absence.
John Barger of Gaylord. Mimi.
was visitor at the home of his
brother in Linton over Sunday. The
young man is auditor for line of
elevators.
Fred Petrie, who is a student at
the Aberdeen normal-school, ar
rived at home last Friday to pass
the spring vacation under the pa
rental roof.
G. A. HeroIz returned home Tues
day, after an absence of several
months visiting relatives in Michi-
gan and making business visits to
other eastern points.
Miss Alena Tough. Linton's enter
prising milliner, is at Eureka with
large assortment of millinery. She
will remain in the South Dakota city
until the first of June.
House-cleaning made easy with our
new Vacuum Cleaner. 1t does away
with the beating of carpets and
rugs. Will not lnjure finest rugs or
draperies. Smith & Irvine.
Roy Better was down from Brad
dock Friday. Roy is now in the
land business with his brother An
drew at Regent. a new town on the
other side of the Big Muddy.
Frank Kohl went to Mcintosh, s.
o., yesterday. 1t is probable that
he will accept position there as a
clerk in the drugstore Of his old.
time Linton employer. John Fla
herty.
To convince stubborn man that
good paint lasts longest, show him a
house painted five years ago with
Bradley & Vrooman paint. Full
measure and pure. Sold by Linton
Bazaar.
Fred Pietz made trip to Roches.
ter, Mimi. the latter part of last
week. and was accompanied home
by his wife the fore part Of this
week. Mrs. Pietz is much improved
in health.
Cyril Forman and Ore Huffman
of Plymouth. Ind, and Harry
Churchill. of Rice Lake. Wis, who
have been teaching school in EN-
mons county, left for their homes
last Saturday morning.
Wire screens and frames, stoves
ranges and radiators can be cheaply
and permanently finished with Gloss
Black Perma-Lac. Use the Flat
Black for chandeliers and Other
metal fixtures. Sold by Linton Ba
Ear.
Mrs. B. F. Seymour, of southern
Emmons county, who has been quit,
poorly this winter. left to-day fol
Hot Springs, S. D.. where she will
take treatment for few months il
order to regain her health. POLLOCK
Progress.
Prof. Hickman, of the industria
department Of the Aberdeen norma
school, was in Linton Monday OF
his way to Hazelton to visit friend
for a few days. While here he wa
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z
Petrie and family.