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

sp Charles King is confined to his bed
~; s scarlatina this week.
usnrv Schmidt was in from his
,.. nee east of Linton yesterday.
'r pstar Christensen has gone to
c, nth Dakota points for visit.
y Anton Larson, who resides near
rs mr' spent Tuesday in Linton.
I'd 1abn o1enzer, of Mound City, has
.. svS IN Linton to make his future
Mrs Mrs. I Z. Parr, of Pollock, has
bssn visiting friends in Linton the
past week ~,
ION Cash Store sells them three for
five cents.
States Attorney Scott Cameron
has s' been spending a couple of days
in Hazelton
lain Mum and Theodore Mein-
hover. both of Temvik, spent Tues
day in Linton.
Marion Morford was over from
the Hartford country a couple of
DAYS this week.
Martin Ohlhauser, the Temvik
drayn,an was visiting Linton
friends tuesday.
Inst received. A carload of corn
and seed oats. Tom O'Brien, the
Linton Scotsman.
John Wrinkle, living in south
western Emmons, is in the city to-
dav on business.
OttoC. schaap, of Holland, Mich.
ism Linton this week on horse-
buying expedition.
Conrad Berreth, of Hosmer, S. d.,
has benin Linton this week looking
after and interests.
j. A. Dewey, of Glendive, Mont.
spent few days in Linton on busi-
ness again this week.
) Anton Homer has returned from
visit to various points in the
northern part Of the state.
L. d. seeman went to Moffit Tues
day on business. He returned in
the evening Of the same day.
The Farmers Friend Milling
Company at Temvik is again doing
business, after winters idleness.
VI you want to save yourself mon
ey, you must do your trading, or
part Of it. at the | inton Cash Store.
VIM Holland and E. A. Logan
were up from the. southwestern part
Of the county few days this week.
Gregory Magrum has returned to
Linton, after spending the winter
with relatives at Oak Harbor, Ohio.
Born Thursday, March 90, 1912,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pfeifer, of
Linton boy. Mother and son doing
well.
The Linton House closed business
under the old management April LIST.
ltwlllbe run simply as a rooming-
house
Among those who are on the sick
list this week are Miss Pearl Green,
Mrs. Scott Cameron and Mrs. j.
Homer.
The residence of w. f. Petrie in
West Linton is under quarantine for
dlphtheria. Florence patrip is tho
sufferer.
AT a meeting of the Modern
Woodmen Tuesday night Floyd Atha
was initiated into the mysteries of
woodcraft.
John Mohn has returned from a
visit with Andrew Wolfer at Timber
LAKE He reports Andy looking
hne as a fiddle.
J. W. Brown. of Temylk. was in
Linton Saturday OF last week. allow.
ing Dr- Smith to put on some fancy
touhes ina dental way.
:. T.. Gardner, of the Dakota Cen.
ual Telephone Company. spent q
y;ou = q days IN Linton this week
IN the company's interest.
Mail Clerk Lundeen, of the Mil.
w sau ule has resigned his position
o.a .Ills run, and it is now filled by
asubstltute, H. Oblinger.
,a M';m,:W.aadby, WE. Carpenter and
n I seedort were residents Of the
1 W,aona neIghborhond who were n
A','ol' Yesterday on business.
q l ~. can get a five-cent package
the u r.,. years ,s new garden-seeds a,
c s,e sa'egf three packages for five
Ssa ~ az me Linton Cash Store.
i NJ ". and ?, Mrs. M. Giles. resid,ns
r re- 1rs pa aem neighborhood, have
ti lya' . . nome, after spending some
tiv ae III south Dakota visiting rela
Ds Manager ger George Tussey, of tn,
was asj II Central Telephone Company
f sas y, u Linton Tuesday on bushes,
res rese ,,,s corporation which he rem
bo aus. ,Memer and Reinhold M,,lske
Mo Man. ~ liazelton. were in Linton
M frass, 70 meet relatives that cam,
hat t' aa. t'ae southby the Milwaukee,
visit M's' 4 aealng has returned from
SprinaY. y several weeks to Ho
for he's - :. ~, where she has bee
inpro roy aasslth- She is very mucl
is sau.9 m :, are very much in evi
sest ", me streets Of Linton hi
,aIs s' Not only that, but the 1sna
w. w. parties have begun. Tues
In o i orlander, Emil Hardt an,
ntn y y spent a part of the after
de- e e mad taken little ride e. out n inf,
S0un'fy IN Carts machine m