Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-22
IN TOWN AND OUT


ly hurt.
Jimmy Mccormick and Mrs shep-
ard are making a newsy sheet out
of the Braddock News.
{. \. RICHMOND, Of Clark. $. d.
has purchased The Bazar elevator
and will come here 10 reside
Fred Lang, brother Of j. 4. Lang.
OF this place, spent Sunday With his
relatives here. He is buying grain
at Mckenzie.
Mrs. Surfing. mother If MI
Frank Irvine, of Maine. Iowa, has
returned to her home, after spend
ing some time with her daughter
/! here.
J. c. $. Nelson and family. who
have been visiting Earle Smith and
family and Mr. and Mrs. *. II.
johnson, returned tins week to
Fargo.
Emil liardt. Andy stondahl and
John Mohn, real. dyed-in-the-wool
harvest hands employed by Anton
Larson near Temvik, spent sunday
in Linton.
Miss Hazel F,,aston, Of Kiatyre.
and Miss Esther Iunee and MIR
Frank Rarta, Of kintyre, came to
Linton by auto yesterday for a
short visit.
A. II. Irvine is assisting Earle
Smith with the work of preparing
abstracts for the land included in
the right-of-way of the n. p.'s Lin.
| ton cutoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotiield. OF Dale
were visitors in Linton Thursday of
last week. Mrs. Cotfield is proml-
nent member of the W. c. T. U. Of
this district.
DR.. Newsalt, the chiropractic.
who has been treating a number Of
patients in Linton during the past
three weeks, left for Fargo yestor-
day by auto.
Miss Ruth Sherwood, formerly a
school teacher in the Strasburg
neighborhood. was in Linton for a
few days. the past week, visiting
with friends.
Miss Mary Butler was in from her
home in the Omio neighborooa,
Tuesday. to meet her sister Clara,
who has been taking treatment
from DR.. Newsalt.
Mr.. and Mrs II. N. Turner and
son Glen expect to leave this morn
ing by automobile for Redfield. S.
D.. where they will combine bust
ness with pleasure.
Mrs. j. II. Fischer. sister Of Mrs.
c. Fl. Mewlng, returned 20 her home
at Mound City. this week. after tax
ing treatment from DR. NewsaIt
for a couple of weeks.
| Kicker < Pfeifer, the Linton
butchers, report that they are has
ling considerable trouble in securing
/ fresh pork What few farlners.
here and there, have hogs refuse 70
sell.
4 r. J Mann, president Of the Clark
\ County Bank, of Clark S. d., ard
an extensive landowner in this
county. has spending the week
in Linton, looking after bis interests
! here.
| j. j. Weber, Of Hague. was avisit-
or in Linton. Tuesday. Mr. Weber
4 will soon return to IiseE, this state,
where he formerly taught school,
and where he will teach the coming
term.
The Linton orchestra last Friday
night gave one of their alWavs-suc-
cessful dances in the opera-house. al
which large number of Lintor
people were present, despite the bae
weather.
The Record has on hand a large
stock of Farm Contract lshares
blanks, for which there has beer
considerable demand Of late ANY
persons wishing same may get then
at the Record office.
jill. Van soest was up from south
ern Emmons. Monday He Wa ae
companied by Bliss Van den ileuHa
recently out from iceland, Mich!
: gan. who is assisting Mr.. Van Soe
5 with farm work this season
Roy Bales and wife ard then 50
Clinton came ny from their horns. 4
: the Dale neighborhood last Thurs
. day. Mr.. Bates returned iridass
' but Mrs. Bales and Clinton rename
t until Tuesday visiting Liat9i
friends.
a The railroads are sending ca
: word that, unless cars are promptly
n unloaded by the people to whom
u they are consigned, the tielnend9a