Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-06-19
IN TOWN AND OUT

neer of early days in the Williams
port country.
If you want the best flour get the
White Lily. sold at Linton always.
Egbert and Abel Complain were
Westfield people in town day or so
last week.
MIR. and Mrs. M. Van Soest, of
Hull, left Friday last for few
weeks visit at Iowa points.
Big dance at Emmonsburg Hall on
Fourth of July night. Everybody in
vited. Good time assured. Supper,
$l.00.-Adv.
We are unloading car of Deer
ing Hay Machinery this week. Stop
in and look them over. W. E. Pc
rie.-Adv.
S. E. Brindle was down from his
home in the Hazelton country Satur-
day last. He made the trip in his
automobile.
Harve Pettis and family, of McIn-
tosh, drove to Linton this week by
automobile from their home for a
visit with Linton relatives.
Hats! Hats! Hats!-Latest mid.
summer styles. Prices to suit. All
sorts Of farm produce taken in ex-
change. Mrs. VIM. haven & Co
ADV.
Henry Reamann. one of the pio-
j neers of the old Williamsport neigh
borhood. and family. were in Linton
Monday. Mr.. r. is located few
miles from Braddock.
Don Tracy, the Linton photog-
! rapher, will be in Hazelton June
Goth and July 1st (Monday and Tues
day. to do all kinds of Photographic
work. ADV.
Some prowler attempted to break
into the depot Sunday night. Marks
showed where some sort of Jim.
my" had been used in the attempt.
No n oney was taken.
Mrs. Wilson, of the Clayton
country. was in Linton Tuesday.
Mrs. Wilson'S husband is in one of
the Bismarck hospitals and is still
in very serious condition.
1t is understood that the Linton
Boys Band will go to Steele on
Thursday, the 26th of this month, to
furnish the music for the annual Old
Settlers Picnic of Kidder county.
Lost. Overcoat. Taken from
Office Of Turner's Hotel on night of
the May Goth dance. Reward for
its recovery. Leave information at.
Record Office or at Turner's Hotel
ADV.
We now have a complete new
stock of building material on hand.
No matter where you live. come in
and let us figure your bill. We can
save you money.-Temvik Lumber
Yard.
Miss Florence Gillespie returned
Saturday from a visit with relatives
in the Twin Cities. Miss Clara Heit-
kamp, of Jordan, Mimi, returned
with her for a short visit with Linton
friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Meier left
Tuesday for Brainard, Mimi. to be
near their son. Mike, who was seri.
ousfy injured when hand car
jumped the track few miles north
of town.
This vicinity has been blessed with
fine rains several nights the past
week and prospects for a bumper
crop have taken jump. The rains
lhave been more or less general all
/ over the state.
Mrs. Johanna eau, formerly OF
Linton. died June 18th at Mcintosh
and the remains were shipped to Lin
ton for burial. Fred Gau, a son
and R. F. Tegge, a son-in-law. ac'
companied them.
4. Don Tracy spent a couple of days
last week in the Winona neighbor
hood. attending reception at the
4 Chris MAIDEN home given in honor Of
his sister, who was recently married
and her hush and.
4 Billy" Fischer arrived in Linto,
Saturday of last week from west O
the river where he has been during
the summer. He will work in til,
North Star Lumber Company s yard
here and also play a little base ball
Mrs. John Peterson. formerly Mis-
Jessie Sandidge. and at one tim