Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-07-18
IN TOWN AND OUT


in their game against Bowdle. Eu-
reka won by score of 10
The Linton Orchestra Give pieces
will give dance in the opera-house
Friday evening, July 10Th. +. II.
Hardt will call.
James Haney. Of the Gayton
country. was in town Yesterday With
large load of fish Tor which he
readily obtained purchasers.
Will the person who borrowed a
buggy pole from near the Linton
Bazaar warehouse kindly return same.
as the owner is badly in need of ii.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Junge aud
family and Vincent Shier went 10
Eureka Sunday to witness ball
game between Eureka and Bowdle.
D. r. and +. B. streeter left this
morning by auto for Minot. where
the State Editorial Association will
be In session tomorrow and Satur-
day.
Don Tracy was absent several days
the past week at Enderlin, n. D..
looking into a proposition to pur-
chase a photograph gallery at that
place.
Miss Frances Farrell. Of klntyre.
and Miss Junge. of Braddock. are
among those who have been here for
several days attending summer
school.
The Misses Mabel Morton and
Ethel Seeley are stopping at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pagel
while attending summer school in
Linton.
There will be preaching in the
opera-house next Sunday evening at
s O'Clock. Subject of sermon,
Thou fool. = Rev. l.. A. Lovelace,
Evangelist.
Frank Kohl was down from Hazel
ton night before last. His drug
store stock has arrived and he ex-
poets to be doing business in a very
short time.
George Henderson. for some time
employed in Turner's restaurant,
has gone to the Elmer Anderson
ranch west of town to work until
after harvest
| Hannah NJ. Harju. of the paddock
country, proved up on her home
stead last Thursday in Linton. A.
o. Maryland and Henry Miller were
her witnesses.
During the electric storm last
Thursday night the L. ID. Seeman
barn in the old town was struck by
| lightning. Little damage was done
| to the building
Don Pidwell was down from the
north country day before yesterday
on business. VIM. Marquette came
down in the evening and took him
back in the auto.
Automobile tourists are becoming
a frequent sight in Linton. Monday
thirty horse power E. M. F. car
from Sioux Falls. S. D.. was in town
for several hours.
Neil Mcclure and Miss Jessie
Britts drove to Temvik Saturday
night to attend the dance at that
place. They got caught in rain
storm on the way back.
Large crowds are greeting Mana
ger Turner at his moving picture
show. This week he is giving three
night performances Monday.
Wednesday and Saturday.
Miss Bertha Cameron. a sister of
States Attorney Scott Cameron, left
Monday for Cavilier. N. D., after
spending a couple of weeks with her
brother and his family here.
Leonard DuHeaume and Don Ira
CIV spent most of Monday night trav-
i cling by team, when Leonard's auto
broke down about twenty miles from
town down in the Dale country.
4 New Ford autos We're delivered
last week by H. H. Hanson to NJ.
Baumgartner, r. Volk and two to
4 the Strasburg Bazaar. w. S. Ferry
has also purchased a new Overland.
Lyman Clayton. formerly Lin
tonite. but now engaged in the fur
niture business at Leola, S D., was
4 spending Monday night in visiting
with old friends here. He made tie
"trip by auto.
When you are in town drop into
the Record office and find out about
the Hupmobile touring-cars and
roadsters. the cars especially de-
signed for rough country and noun
tainous roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Brindle, Of
Hazelton, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. j. II. Brock and Mrs. Shields,
were visiting in Linton the last of
, the week. They drove down in the
former auto.
+. NJ. Maher, OF Chicago, is ir
| Linton. Mr. Maher is an expert
) lin the sanitary withdrawing bust
: ness and comes we'll recommended
He j. prepared to do work in his line
for Ennnons county people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Dickson ane
b family were down from the Brad
dock country yesterday While her
they had pictures taken at Smith
. gallery. Mr.. Dickson reports cro]
J, conditions excellent up his way.
Conrad Kraft and M Baumgart
ner drove up from Strasburg yester
: day in the latter's new Ford automc
:. bile. Mr.. Kraft, who was former
$ manager of he strasburg lumber
yard, is the Democratic candidat
d for county treasurer.
y Please remember that the service
~ in the opera-house on Sunday evei
= ing at $50 O'Clock are on the unlo
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