Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-15
81. a. Turner $
,,,,,a 70 Linton on the Fourth 81

Come to Linton on the Fourth q
l,stph Eberle has new awning
!. INT of his store. fogle and
Z nsrland did the work.
u, can save from SIS to $50 il
Inv YOUR monuments for the
- ss,.s,ery from G. Haak 4 Son, Hull
e's N tjunl-tf
rps county has for sale about II
n,.bels Of Seed Flax. See the
,asnsv Auditor if you wish to pur.
-. 49, lJun Ito
- -asnects are good Place your
r',,,- IN a Ford Touring-Car now
Mi have some here soon. Frank
Irvine
- SI,,lora, where he had court
.ss.. for the Goodridge-Call l-umbe.
Company
os-othe quality of the cigars put
a. ~ bv MIR. Ptak. the new cigar
manufacturer.
u;ss Alene Tough returned Fri
sav from Eureka. having closed out
No., milllnery business she was tenn
na-arils conducting there.
The Rev. Lewis Milford, Mandan
rnscopal minister. will preach in
ne Episcopal church in Linton next
Tmss5iay June 10Th, at 10 a m.
oil, Oil. Oil! Highest-grade auto
~ especially adapted to Ford cars
hit good for any. Any quantity,
gallon to half barrel. Frank Irvine.
Henry Christensen. of Austin,
MINI arrived Wednesday Of last
week to visit his brother. Ben Chris
tensen, out in the Marie neighbor
hood.
Frank slkel returned yesterday
fran Fredonia. S. d., where he
visited about four weeks with his
children and relatives. He also Wis.
tied relatives in Minneapolis.
Joseph O'Brien, of Minneapolis. a
nepbew of +. F. O'Brien, the Linton
produce dealer. arrived here yester-
aav on the Milwaukee to visit his
uncle during the summer.
Hal. Tracy was in town day or
two this week. He returned home
Yesterday with his son Don. who
went to Pollock to take the sad
faced pictures of the people in that
soon-to-be dry town.
Fred Reemtz came up from Eure-
ka Tuesday to visit old friends and
attend to real-estate interests he has
here. Mrs. Reemtz accompanied
him as far as Strasburg. stopping
there to visit until her husband 5 re-
turn.
W. b. Andrus and his young son
were in Linton Thursday on their
way going to and returning from
Hazcton, where they went to bring
home Mrs Andrus and the two other
boys. who had been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Farrell, parents Of Mrs An
drus
A new law goes into effect the
first Of next month which gives
more work to the rural school teach
ers. Agriculture, domestic science
or manual training must be taught.
The teacher will be required to pass
state examination on one of these
subjects.
After July lst the three-cent- "a
mile rate on passenger trains goes
into effect on the Milwaukee road.
The fare between st. Paul and Linton
will be SLID. This is a sequel to a
recent federal court decision in
Minnesota wich knocked out Mime
sofas two-cent rate.
Mrs. E X. De Cantillon and her
daughter Beatrice. of Brownsville.
Mimi, and the former $ cousin. Miss
Jessie Gallagher. of Iowa, arrived in
Linton yesterday by the Milwaukee
and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. t
W. Britts and MIR. and Mrs. A. M.
Britts Mrs De Cantillon is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. w.
Brltts.
Jack Crowell and Billy Marquett
were down from Hazelton yesterday
They came in Mr.. Crowell's Ford
runabout the little machine that
was run about a million miles more
or less by Dr. Wolverton. and sold
by him to the Hazelton man when
the doctor bought q bigger car. The
llttle runabout seems to be in just
about as good condition as ever.
Bruno Schell. of Strasburg. died
IN a Bismarck hospital yesterday
morning of appendicitis. He went
70 the hospital Saturday. but he had
neglected the disease too long. and
ne could not be cured. An opera
ton was performed upon him, but
without avail. He leaves wife and
child. The remains were brought
Z. Z, Linton yesterday evening by the
Northern Pacific train, ard from
here taken to Strasburg. We did
not learn when the funeral would
take place.