Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-15
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Mrs. Kane is his daughter.
Those wishing winter rye for seed
apply to NJ Rush at Old Williams.
port, or write NE at IIazeIton. Nj
Rush. ~ 50,
Ed. Logue and Mrs. Frank Lewis
and daughter Lila, Of the Dale
country, visited in Linton TUESDAY
and yesterday
Chris. Norlander, the Eureka
banker. and son, Norman. We're ia
Linton for a short Time Sati.f6.ax
They came UP. by auto.
The Milwaukee depot al this placs
is now almost like new place A
crew Of painters were hcre tor thg,p
or four days fixing ii up.
W. =. Petrie and son, Fred. Went
to Minneapolis Friday and drove
home a new Buick automobile whlcIl
they purchased while there.
Chris. MAIDEN. Miss Minnie Naa
den, his daughter, and Manley fet-
terly, all of the Winona country
were visitors in Linton last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Irwin are ex-
pected back from ,he Pacific coast
about the twentieth OF the month.
They have been gone for some time
Bob Williams, auditor ii the
Pacific Elevator Company, was ia
Linton this week arranging for the
opening of their elevator at this
place.
Otto schaap, formerly Of the
southern part of the county, bat
now located at Olive, Mich, il
spending the week here visiting With
old friends and buying horses.
Carl Vorlander, Don Tracy and
w. A. Rodgers drove out to the Mil
Ter ranch in the Dakem neighbour
hood in the aforementioned gentle
mans auto, Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. ,Junge and
family. MIR. and Mrs. Earl Atha,
Messrs. Albert Tough anu! Carl Nor
lander and the Misses Ada and Cora
Atha motored to Bismarck Sunday.
Fred Reemtz, formerly of Linton.
but now located at Eureka, was in
town few days last week. We un-
derstand he will soon return here to
live, taking his old position at the
Bosch store.
Reports from Bismark are to the
effect that County Auditor Snyder
has again been operated upon and
that the operation seems to have
been successful He expects to BE
home the latter part of the week.
X. X. Batter, one of the Repuhii-
can nominees for representative in.
the state legislature from this dis
trict, and DR.. Montieth, were down
from Hazelton Tuesday forenoon for
a few hours on a combined business
and pleasure trip.
A card from Andrew Wulfer an
nounces a second anniversary ceie-
bration at Timber Lake, August
l4th. 18th and 10th. which promises
to be 'stem-winder. Andy IS
now located in that hustIing little|
South Dakota town.
Mrs. j. II. Fischer and family
of Mound City. S. D.. were III
Linton last Sunday. visiting at
the home of MIR. and Mrs j. A..
Lang. Mrs. Fischer will remain
here for some time TO take treat
ments from Dir. Newsalt
A. H. Irvine, +. II. Smith and f..
T. Atha drove Monday afternoon
through the district hit BY the hail
Sunday. They found about seventy
five per cent of the grain cut and
something better than half Of the
remaining grain wiped out.
Last Saturday morning at !
O'Clock occurred the death Of Frank
IG. Weller, father of Mrs i,oehns
Vetsch, at the latter's home eight
miles east of Linton. Deceased was
90 years old and had lived in this
country since 1852. Cause Of death
was old age.
VIEWS. We have added SNeelal
equipment for making views Of ytslis'
| farm, harvesting or thfasbln@
scenes. If you need anything -
this line. call up Smith Photo SIT
dio or drop a card 10 our adtises
and we will guarantee % give You
prompt service and good work {
| Manager Turner has secured .
| great amusement treat for his In
ton patrons tins week III the 'jookif {
LOT the kidders, singing and dancing
speciality artists. direct from the
Vaudeville circuits Of the arge ct
lies. They come here from ths
Bijou theatre in Aberdeen and q
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