Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-05-25
IN TOWN AND OUT.

1AND W.
photos Of homely people-even Row
Look pleasant, please. "
Billy Bowden and John Bender
were up from Winona yesterday on
business.
Banker Frank Kuehn, of Bentley,
TINS state. was business caller in
Linton last Thursday.
George Kusler and Jacob Bentz.
cattle buyers Of Artas, S. D.. we're
IN Linton last Friday on business.
Anton Kremm, Ben Hulm and
Michael Glatt, all young men of
hague, are visitors in Linton TODAY.
DR.. J. F. Snyder and wife and the
doctor $ mother came by auto from
Hazelton last Friday and made a
brief visit in Linton.
Mrs. Weatherby and Miss Ruth
and Master Bernard returned home
to-day from their visit of several
iIlohlnS IN CallfOrnla.
Mr.. Harrison, of Mcintosh county
IN another column of this paper has
a description of bunch of his
horses that have gone astray.
Miss Mildred Bowden, who is
teaching School No. |, in Exeter
district, spent Saturday and Sunday
in Linton.
Mr.: and Mrs. S. j. Fetterley. of
the Winona country, have gone on a
visit to Clinton, Mimi. They expect
to be absent month or six weeks.
o. W. Ohnstad, of Devils Lake,
representing the Rumely Machine
Company. is in Linton to-day on bu-
slness. Mr.. Ohnstad is firm friend
of Judge Cowan.
F. 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.
Editor Representative Cranston,
Kid Silk and Doc. Rasbeck paid
the Record office welcome visit
last Sunday on their return from
the Hazelton-P Pollock baseball game
at the former-named town.
You can easily make an old paint
ed floor look like expensive hard
wood. Apply first coat of Ground
Perma-Lac and follow with a coat
of either Light Oak or Antique Oak
Perma-Lac. For sale by Linton
Bazaar.
Ben Matthews and Otis Letner
were down from the north country a
couple of days this week. They came
to start lawsuit against the county
for the money claimed to be due
them for certain road-work done in
the First Commissioner District last
year.
1t is reported that the postotfice
department has consented to change
the name of Larvik to Temvik, and
that the Northern Pacific people
will change the name of the station
from Brofy to Temvik. The new
name takes the first syllable of Tenn
pei and the last syllable of Larvick
the latter with the sc" eliminat-
ed, as in the old name of the pest
office.
The wedding of Mr.. Curtis Seeley
and Miss Gladys Butler. two of En-
mons county S well-known and popu-
lar young people, will take place on
the 10th of June. The writer refers
to the groom as "of Emmons coun-
ty," because he was born and
brought up here, although for sew
eral months he has been employed
| in John Flaherty S drugstore at Nc
Intosh, S. D.. and the young people
will make their home in Mcintosh.
G. Washington Whalen and his
son Charles were over from Cotton
| wood Flat last Tuesday. G. Wash.
wanted to know whether the Mexi-
can civil-war was still on tap. and
said that he was thinking seriously
| of going down there and getting a
| job as an insurrec-toe general. The
genial timer says he hasn't felt
as bloodthirsty as he does at present
since he fit, bled and ran away at
Shiloh, and that, every time he hears
that old. familiar martial tune of
Drill, Ye Tarriers. Drill, he wants
to shoot somebody
| With rains in most parts of the
state during the last fortnight, there
is considerable portion of the
!! southern half of Emmons county
that has been overlooked by Jupiter
| Pluvius or whichever heather god
1 it may be that acts as weather clerk
in these parts. At Winona, at
Dale, at Strasburg, and in sections
of the country tributary thereto,
there has been practically no rain this
season, unless it has fallen within
the last day or two. In fact, we are
informed by settler up from the
Strasburg neighborhood that few
of the farmers down that way are