Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-08

Fat at Turner 5.
Nayins pictures at the opera
.o,,ss next Saturday night.
= n smith made teeth-renovat-
;,er rim to Strasburg Tuesday.
- Easing out of Dry Goods and No
.io v'ss Al a great reduction at the La
dies Store.
= ~ lsaak. of Eureka. who is Civ
~ n,,lsic lessons in Linton. was
here Monday.
4 olson Rudy and wife were Wis
i.or. from the Winona country in
Linton Monday
Don't forget the moving-pictures
=, tbe opera-house Saturday night
Thev are good ones
Forna A small hand sachel.
,,anyg other articles it contains a
's,,. ron. Call at the Record Of
yo,, can save from SIS to s25 if
~, h,,v your monuments for the
Wv from G.. Haak T. Son, Hull,
sd (junl-tf)
Tbs county has for sale about l25
s,,snsls Of Seed Flax. See the
lantv Auditor if you wish to pur-
chase. OuiA
THOR MADAM, Mann Fctterley and
s,bas Brennan were Winonaites in
! inton Monday The former was af-
- rne farm machinery.
The baseball game at Hazelton
last Sunday, between the team of
hat town and a bunch from Fort
p,re resulted in a score of 3to in
favor Of the latter.
Mis- E.stene Steensland arrived
from the trans Missouri country
Tnss,}ay to visit her brother-in-law
and sister Mr.. and Mrs j A. Stem
berl and children.
Miss A. f. kenney arrived in Lin
ion saturday from Seardsley, Mimi,
to'look after her land interests here.
she left Monday on the Milwaukee
train for Minnesota.
CIV. Burge has gotten out post
ers regarding a popular plan for in
PRODUCING Climax and Occident
Flour two of the best brands on
the market. See posters around
town.
John Eieckelaibel and VIM Knit
tel of Elosmer. S. D., and Andrew
Ottenbacher, of Eureka, were here
the fore part of the week visiting
friends and looking over the coun~
try.
III. j. Fischer. manager of the
Goodridge-Call Lumber Company
AN. organization that believes in the
principle Of Live and let live
returned Tuesday from a trip to
Eagie Butte, $. ID.
Don't forget that you can have
your carpet-rags woven into strong.
neat-looking carpets by calling on
George Brooks, the blind carpet
weaver. He has for sale % yards
of good rag-carpct.
George Acheson. Will Freeman
and Frank Scott were Daleites"
(although sometimes out after dark
who visited Linton last Monday.
The Dale country finally got that
rain they had SO long been looking
for.
Services at the Methodist church
next Sunday. June llth: Sunday
school at 10 a. M, preaching at II
a. M; Junior League, 3 p. M: Ep-
worth League. p. M; Children's
Day program at p. m. A. Nj.
Wiley, Pastor.
John Reamer returned yesterday
from Gackle. in Logan county. He
made the eighty-four miles with his
auto during the forenoon. Mr..
Reamer this week sold half-section
Of land near Napoleon to Anton
kelsch, who recently arrived from
Russia.
A Children's Day program will be
given by the Sunday-school children
IN the Methodist churchnext Sunday
evening. June 18th, at 8 o'clock.
The children are working faithfully
to make the program grand sue
cess, and Will appreciate a large at
tendance
Hear ye! Hear vel Don Tracy, the
Linton ''look-pleasant- please man.
Is about to make another trip across
the border. And, u you want some
good Photographic work done, call
on him at Pollock on the 18th, 10th
or 18th OF June.
Attorney Armstrong arrived home
last Saturday from visit of about
amonth in Ohio. He visited his old
home town Of Lisbon and other
points east He remained some
time with his invalid sister, Mrs. b.
z. Young, of Rogers. Ohio. 1t was
known that the lady could not re-
cover, but it was thought that she
might llnger for weeks or months.
nut She passed away during the
night OF the day of her brother $
departure. Mrs. Young leaves three
chlldren-all grown-up daughters.