Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-07-31
IN TOWN AND OUT

HLeiS Haiue W crops. 1Herc mas
been no rain for two weeks. Crops
are mostly we'll past the..danger line,
however.
Winch Batter and Bert Thompson
were in Linton a while yesterday on
their way from their homes at Haz-
elton to Pollock where they were to
play ball with the Strasburg team.
Messrs. Essinger,o f the Goodridge-
Call Lumber Company and Ed. Hal
sey, of Hogue's drug store, spent
Sunday at futile. They left here
Saturday by auto, returning Monday.
Master Alton Junge spent several
days at Eureka last week visiting
with friends. He returned Monday.
Master Ashley Brundage returned
to Eureka with him. after several
days visit at the Junge home.
Feed for sale: | have on hand a
large amount of Oats and Speltz
which | viii sell at 32 cents per
bushel for the former and 35 cents
for the latter. My place is nine
miles southeast of Hazelton. G. A.
Jackman. ADV. mi
Horse-trainer Freeman. who has
been in business for some time past
in Linton, has disposed of his hold
ings to Ben Haggard and has gone
to his former home in the Dale
country where he will again reside.
Mrs. Edw. Braddock and son, Ed
ward, Jr., have been spending the
past week at the home of VIM. Max
well in the Omio country. Mr.. Brad
dock took them out one day last
week in the car, returning to town
next day.
Jospeh Mennen, formerly a bust
ness man of Mobridge. S. d., but
who recently sold out and who is
now on the road for the Gotzian Shoe
people. was calling on Linton friends
Tuesday. He made the trip from
Mohridge by auto.
Mrs. Younger Dyson, who has
been visiting at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. c. 0. Smith for several days,
left Monday for Reynolds, this state,
where she will visit relatives a
while before returning to her home
at Becker. MINI.
A new advertisement this week is
that of the North Star Lumber Com
pany which appears in another COL
umn. The company have yards at
Linton, Strasburg and Hague in this
county and handle large share of
the county business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Meier left
Monday for Brainard, Mimi, to WIS.,
it with their son. Mike. who was in
jured some time ago in the employ
of the N. P, and has been in the
railroad hospital there since. Mike
is improving slowly.
Frank Appert. of Hazelton, drove
to Linton Sunday night in his auto
mobile, bringing Miss Hortense Kali
berer here. Miss Kalberer is en-
ployed in the county building and
had been spending Sunday at her
home in the Hazelton country.
Manager Turner is running his
moving pictures three times a week
during the summer months when the
evenings are nice and people want
some place to go for an hours enter
tainment. He is receiving the high.
est class of moyinR-picture service.
Automobile tourists are beginning
to strike Linton frequently in max
ing their way from South Dakota 10
points in this state. One car bearing
a Monridge, S. D., pennant passed
through mere Tuesday and other cars
have been through here during the
week.
"Uncle Bill" Yeater and Mrs.
Yeater were down from Hazelton
one day last week in the Yeater
automobile. Mrs..S. F. Wright and
daugter accompanied them. The
ladies were here on shopping trip
and Uncle Bill came along as
"chuffer. !"
The party Of fishermen who went
to Detroit Lake, Mimi, recently.
are expected to arrive home today.
Thoae who made the trip are Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Hanson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Earle Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. F. >.
Pietz, Miss Mamie Bowler and Mr..
Albert Tough.
An autoparty composed of Messrs
H. N. and Glen Turner. Corwine
Harry Lynn and Gehring went tt
Fort Rire Sunday take in the dedi.
cation services which took place or
that day. Fort Rice was one OF
the arliest-established government
Ipoats west of the river and wa.