Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-04-04
IN TOWN AND OUT

cupants hoofed' it home. Thev
are all OF the opinion that walking
is a healthful exercise, and recon-.
mend it to all other autoists in a like
predicament. -"
1t you are looking for anything in
the line of Easter toys, call first at
the Linton Cash Store. You can find
anything you want there. Jos. 81.
erie. Prop.
Messrs. Ben Haggard and e. %.
Fogle. the Emmons county hay.mag-
mates, spent Tuesday night in Tenn
vik clearing up their winters bust
ness at that point.
DR.. r. r. Hogue is this week hay-
ing some repairing done to the roof
OF his hotel. The building has been
completely repainted and redec-
Grated internally.
Earl Mewing and Harold Gillespie
accompanied Conductor Emil Hardt.
OF the newly-organized Temvik band
to that town Tuesday night to assist
them at band practice.
G: F. Auringer, of Aberdeen, a
well-known travelling man, who has
made" these parts since the early
days, was in Linton, Wednesday,
calling on the local trade.
Eight hundred bushels of ninety
day Queen Of Nishna yellow dent,
while it lasts, at $4.25 per bushel, f.
o. b. this station. Tests SO per cent.
j. M. Rourke, Libson, N. d.
Saturday night will be a big
night at the moving-picture show.
Three complete pictures. instead of
two as heretofore. Prices only loo
and zoe. A big surprise-worth 81
for the men.
Miss Genevieve Braddock has re-
turned to Valley City to take up
her school work at the normal
school, after spending an Easter hol-
iday with her parents in Linton.
A very enjoyable party was given
at the home Of Helmer Sedig, east
of Temvik. last Friday night. MIR.
Sedig and family are now making
their home on the Dewitt place.
Antony Complain and son, Abel.
were Linton visitors from Hull Mon
day. While here the junior Mr..
Complain had DIR. Smith do some
tinkerlng with his eating-mahine.
Mark Salomay. who gained for
himself quite a reputation as a
wrestler while staying in these parts
during the past winter, left Monday
for his homestead near Isabel, S. D.
County Treasurer George Nara
more returned Monday from Grand
Forks. where he accompanied his
wife on visit to the lady's parents.
Mrs. Naramore is still visiting at the
Forks.
Miss Sofia Sautter, living south
west Of Linton, is spending the week
in Linton at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Fred Pfeifer. Mrs. John
Kraft, of Herreid, another sister. is
also here for visit.
John Hagg was over from his
Mclaughlin home for few days
during the past week. While here
he was combining pleasure with
business, Linton having been his
home for many years.
| Mrs. H. H. Hanson and Miss Ma
bel Mcneil spent Friday and Satur-
day Of last week in Bismarck. Sat-
urday morning the Misses Baker and
lStecker joined them and the four
returned to Linton Saturday night.
The Record forgot to mention last
week that Mr.. and Mrs. Sutherland
were up from Eureka to attend the
recent band-dance. Mr.. Sutherland
returned the following day, but Mrs.
S. remained for a few days visit
with Mrs. C. o Smith
Now that spring is here sure
enough, those citizens who wish to
make our town as agreeable place
as possible in which to live should
begin cleaning up the winters ac-
emulation of refuse around the
yards and on the streets.
A. 4. Corwine. station agent at this
point, has recovered from his recent
struggle with the measles. Monday
he left for Springfield, III. He will
be gone about two months, during
which time he will extend his visit
to points south and west.
Mcintosh Chief: o. w. Muench.
of the Thunder Hawk Mercantile
Company, was business visitor
over night Monday. Otto says there
is lots of moisture this year and that
the farmers in that part of the
country will all put in a big crop.
The Quincy Seed and Nursery
Company, of Yankton. S D.. has re-
Gently sent to Tom O'Brien, the To-
| cal seed dealer, a circular, setting
/ forth the value of sweet corn as
fodder. 1t is always certain to
reach the fodder stage in this sec
| ton.
| The Misses Pearl Purintun and
Stella Beastrom, young ladies who
have been teaching school in the
iceland country. were visiting IN
Linton while this week before be
ginning terms in the Hague country
. Their Iceland schools closed last
week.
County Supt. Hanson this week
received notification that he hac
again been placed on the program
for a paper. The Visitation That
4 Counts. " to be read before the NORTH
Dakota Educational Association
which meets this year at Crane
Forks.
\ After suffering for a number o.
wears with tuberculosis. John j