Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-17
IN TOWN AND OUT.

"a. i. Turner s.
t,.jl and r. X. Batter were
4,, = : from Eiazelton Tuesday.
Heroic returned Friday from
80 = = Il several months on the Pa
citic coast
uar..n G; schmidt and Benedict
Wa. Ma''' we're up from Hague Tuesday
~ bar easing business.
~, TYRES of Strasburg, was in
,; s.' ast Thursday on his way to
N, l,.' { anaslian harvest-fields.
war,,i,iq No hunting allowed on
,, w. = Township. 1872, Range IS.
SIS SIS yi@lating this notice will be
Ilaaoss,ssruted. H. c. ketchum.
=. O. smith, the Linton den.
~, wiIl be In Strasburg Tuesday,
u.s. ,nth of August, prepared to do
Wv. wi IN the line of his profession.
A., G,roen of Hague was in Lin
ron thursday, accompanied by Miss
Ia,l Van soest, who was on her
nay a Montana to visit her mar
rcd sister, Mrs. Hoffman.
psr Sale 100 acres of land. being
saetiau ii Township 1874. Range %,
fen miles southeast of Braddock.
P,ise so per acre. &C. n. Cald-
uaN Il & ID. No. l. Braddock. N.
ID.
Wanted Horses and cattle to
winter. Plenty of hay and good wa
,er See A. c. Seelev, living twelve
miles northeast of Linton. Post
Office. Temvik. North Dakota. Il. T.
u a. (jy20.aulO)
Ans intelligent person may earn q
good income corresponding for
nevsuarers. Experience unneces-
sarv Send stamp for full particu-
lars Empire Press Syndicate, Mid
dlepoit. N y (Jy27-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 70
youl Christmas collection. We have
good line now. (Jy21-tf)
Cornelius Van Soest and Henry
Nieuwsma Of Hull we're in Linton
last Thursday. Friday morning they
took the N. p. train on their way
to Monarch, Alberta, Canada, where
they will work at harvesting, thrash
ing. etc.
Ladies, don't forget where to get
your corsets. We have full line
of them all of the time. Prices from
Is cents to $3.50. We order large
sizes and any garment the price of
which would be over $3.50. = The
Ladies Store. (jy27-tf)
Word received recently by John
McCrory from his wife. who is in
Pasadena, Cal, gives no reassuring
news regarding Mrs. Thos. McCrory,
her daughter-in-law. who has been
in poor health for a long time. She
is failing right along.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Haak came
up from Hull Tuesday. They came
TO bring to Linton Mrs. G. DeKon-
ing, Mr. Haak's sister. of Manhat-
tan, Mont, who was on her way
home after visit Of about month
with her relatives al Hull.
People from different parts of
the county say that the late rains
have done a world of good for corn,
potatoes, flax, grass, and even late
planted wheat. Is there a country
on earth where corn can stand a
prolonged dry spell better than this
part Of North Dakota. and then so
quickly respond to fall Of rain?
Omio items of date Aug. 18th.
Rev N Wood has been visiting
his many friends at Omio for a week
past He preached at the church
Sunday to a large congregation. ).
The recent rains have delayed hay
ing. but have been a great benefit
to pasture and fall blowing. I. Miss
Ethel spriggle is visiting relatives
at Bay City. Wis. for a, few weeks.
DR. Montieth and Mr.. w. o. Bat
ger of Hazelton came to Linton Fri
dao to assist DIR. Wolverton in an
operation for appendicitis, Miss Ma
bel Caldwell being the patient. The
operation was performed at Wolver-
ton 5 hospital, and the young lady
IS getting along nicely. Drs. VOL
verton and Montieth will today per.
form an operation for appendicitis
at Linton, Mrs Fred Snyder being
the patient.
Will Lee came to Linton Sunday
evening to have DR.. Hogue set q
broken arm for his son Johnny. II
seems that crowd of boys haG
been playing baseball. Sunday ir
she fmmonsburg neighborhood. AT
ter the game there was a dispute
between Johnny Lee and Willie Mar
sehall, the latter hitting the former
with club, breaking his arm. The
youthful patient showed much nerve
Wtlle the doctor was setting the
broken bone.
M. Burge arrived in Linton
last Saturday from Wisconsin. H,
Is again travelling for the Janesvil,
clothing Company. and likes hi
position very we'll. His wife, who
mas been visiting in California, will
arrive IN Linton some time during
the ilrst half Of September. Afte
sisitlng relatives and friends her,
ABOUT three weeks, she will go t,
minneapolis, where Mr.. and Mrs
burse will make their home. Ulti
maeely they expect to take up resi-
nence in southern California. boil
beng favorably impressed with tina
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