Emmons County record., 1911-05-18
IN TOWN AND OUT

Fat at Turner's
Dance. Friday. May 10th. Music
by the sutherlands..
The sherrys, musical-sketch ar
lists at the opera-house, May 2Sd.
Closing out of Dry Goods and No.
.;ons at a great reduction at the La.
dies Store.
,o,,;s Maloney, of Gayton, re-
.,,rned Tuesday from a business Wis
;taf a week in Aberdeen.
/ r (Monk') Seymour was up
,ram the southern part of the coun-
" y Thursday of last week.
Marion Morford and Wesley Ba-
lar .Ir of the uppcr-river country,
we're in Linton Saturday on business.
Station Agent Mapes returned
Mon,lay from his two-weeks' visit to
n me m Twin Cities and other eastern
points.
Everybody gets Japanees cup
Saturday night. Bring your ticket
for the saucer to moving picture
show Saturday, at S:15 p. m.
The Ladies' Store has the stuff
Cor amnroidery-work; toweling, pill
low tubing, sheeting, art linens in
white and tan, stamped goods OF all
kinds. Vhrci' S'll)
Meyjng pictures, Saturday, May
% Adventures of Millionaire. -
FLIGHT across the Atlantic. showing
how s thew give and take wireless
messages.
s G, Nickel and Albert Peterson
we're in from the Gayton country
Monday as witnesses for James
Loney, who made final proof before
Judge Carley.
John Jenner, of Winona, accom-
nanjea by his son Fred. came to Lin
ton Tuesday morning early, where
the former took the N. p. for Bis
marck ON a land deal.
+. w. Soule, the Eyesight Special
is. will be at the Stone Drugstore
again. Saturday. May 9th, prepared
TO examine defective eyes and fit
glasses when needed. Don't miss
this chance.
Don't forget that you can have
YOUR carpet-rags woven into strong,
neatlooking carpets by calling on
George Brooks. the blind carpet
weaver. He has for sale % yards
of good rag carpet.
Word comes from Pasadena. CAL,
that Mrs. G.. A. Broman, formerly
of Linton, is seriously i'll with heart
trouble. Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Burge,
brother and sister-in-law of Mrs.
Broman, left the fore part of last
week for Pasadena.
Ed. Seeman, of Napoleon. was
here Tuesday to visit his brother.
L. d. Seeman, and attend to some
business matters. He reports heavy
rains between here and Napoleon,
and everything looking we'll. AS far
as he knows, there was no hail.
Mrs. j. j Huse and her daughter,
Miss Louise, were in Linton Sunday
from Winona. Miss Louise was on
her way to Fort Berthold. this state,
where she will visit relatives. Mrs.
A. o. Rudy accompanied the ladies
named to Linton, she having come
up to have some dental work done
Rev. S. Finkbeiner of Scotland, S.
d., a former pastor of Herreid, S.
d.. and Linton, passed through here
on his way home from Balfour. this
state, where conference was being
held. Tuesday evening he preached
in the home Of G. Bechtle. Mr.. F.
looks we'll. and says he feels quite at
home in the little town Of Linton.
Carl Flaherty-we mean John.
vorlander no. mo- Carl Vorlander-
those old window-curtains of Fla
herty's get US all mixed up. Well,
be it one or the other-Deutsch or
lrish-he has had the two big broken
panes Of glass removed from his
showwindows and new ones substi-
tuted. Elmer Fogle did the work,
and cut several of his fingers severe
ly while doing it.
During the last few days there
have been thunder-storms and light
ming losses in many parts of the
country. There is something so ap-
palllng in a flash Of lightning as TO
inspire terror in the hearts Of even
the boldest, and when lightning is
PLAYING about the house then It is
that men think of lightining-rod
protection. You save 20 per cent
on insurance by protecting your
nome and property with the Dodd E.
struther system. w. F. Hageman,
Agent.