Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-03-27
IN TOWN AND OUT

Linton; Frank Bosch and Mary
Bosch, both of Linton.
Remember the bargains are al
Christ Wolfer's. ADV
Johnnie Shenkenberger spent sun
day in Eureka. visiting friends and
relatives.
One Second Hand Gang Plow for
sale, cheap. German American
State Bank. ADV.
Henry Ruggles and H. simons
were Hague people who transacted
business here Friday of last week
Anybody wishing steam.plowine
breaking or heavy hauling of any
kind should apply to.A. L. Brideli
Linton.
j. L. Mendes. manager of the
Farmers Elevator Company at Kin
tyre. was in Linton couple of DAYS
this week on business.
Charlie Gillespie is the latest to
receive work in the Knights of
Pythias. He took his first degree
Thursday night of last week.
The Ladies Store is the place to
get tallor-made suit or coat A
full line Of latest styles and SAMPLES.
Get one made to fit you. ADV. Az
Valentine Kremer. of iceland. has
arrived in Linton to accept posi-
ton in the generalst store OF which his
brother Jake is one of the propric-
tors.
Born Wednesday. March 18th, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Backhaus, of
the Emmonsburg country "a girl. All
parties are as we'll as could be ex-
pected.
Mrs. George w. Lynn and Mrs.
Charles Coventry went to Bismarck
Saturday on shopping expedition
and to take in the sights of the Capt.
tai City.
Henry Borys, an old-timer of the
southwestern part of the county,
was in Linton Tuesday. He has sold
out and will soon leave for visit in
Europe.
Don Tracy is spending the week
in Eureka. 1t is rumored that he
knew good place to buy his spring
hat and has gone there for that
purpose
Mrs. Tom Fergus. wife of the
genial conductor on the N. r.
branch. arrived home Monday night
from an extended visit at points on
the Pacific coast.
Thor MAIDEN. well-to-do farmer
of the Winona country. transacted
business and visited friends in Lin
ton. Monday. He left. Tuesday, for
trip through Montana.
Erpelding Bros, who came here
couple of weeks ago to sell a second
hand stock of merchandise, closed
their store. SATURDAY. night, after a
satisfactory weeks business.
Fred Hyde, farmer living near
town, was arrested Tuesday by Sheriff
Kyes on complaint charging him
with selling mortgaged property.
His case was dismissed in justice
court
For Sale. Early Ohio Seed Pota-
toes at Is cents per bushel. Seed
purchased from Wills Seed House
last year. All kinds of grain taken
in exchange. VIM. Raven. Adv.
m6-ml3
S. S. Yeager, of Webster. S. d..
who has considerable land-holdings
in this county. has been in Linton
the past week, attending to the mat
ter Of getting his land worked this
season.
j. H. Reamer stopped a short
time in Aberdeen. recently. on his
way home, and visited with JOS A.
SLENDER and family. He reports
that they are in good health and that
Joe is doing we'll.
The Crescent Concert Company,
third number of the IyceumCourse,
will appear in Linton Tuesday. April
LIST. They come here direct from
Bismarck, showing in that town
March 3lst. Adv.
A force Of men in the employ of
the N. p. have been in Linton, the
past week. putting the track into
shape and providing better drainage
facilities in preparation for the
coming spring -thaw.
The Vacuum Washer. best on the
market. sold by Mrs. Marion Coon,
in northwest Linton. Call and see
it work, or she will gladly go to your
home and show you. Price s., 80.
Mrs. Marion Coon, ADV.
}. H. Reamer. who has been
spending the last few months of
the winter visiting with his son,
Fred, in Milwaukee. returned to
Linton last week. Mr.. Reamer re-
ports an enjoyable visit, and also
states that he made arrangements for