Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-08-14
IN TOWN AND OUT

with the Sioux City journal. His
wife is the younger sister of Mrs.
Burge.
| Mrs. A. N. Junge and son, Alton.
left Saturday last for a weeks visit
with Mrs. Junge's parents at Orion
vile. They will return the last of
the week.
| j. A. Lawry. of the Livona
country, has been spending the last
week in Linton. He and John
Schlangen are putting up hay for
Ben Haggard.
Messrs. o. U. johnson and A. N.
Drake, eastern capitalists who are
heavy property owners in this county.
were in Linton couple of days this
week looking after their interests.
Owing to the rainy weather last
Sunday all baseball games through
out the county were cancelled. Lin
ton and Hazelton were to have
played. A game will be arranged
later.
| G. H. Naramore. formerly of L in
ton, has returned to the county after
a few months in Burleigh and Nc
Lean counties. He will assume the
management of his farm near Brad
| dock.
Miss Frances HIM, of the Pollock
country, spent Tuesday afternoon
visiting with Linton friends. She
was met by Winch Batter, of Hazel
ton and went to that town for short
visit.
Mrs. Malon West, of the Kintyre
country, was in Linton Tuesday to
meet her parents. who arrived in
Linton by Milwaukee from the south
and will visit at the West home for
some time.
Manager Turner gave moving
picture show al Temvik Thursday
night of last week which was well
attended. Mrs. c. L. Wood, Miss
Luella Wood and Glen Turne,
accompanied him.
Harvest hands are arriving in Lin
ton every day, being headed in thil
direction by the reports of the ex
cellent crop prospects which we hav.
here as compared with other sec
lions of the Northwest.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Broeckel, of the Temvik neigh
!, borhood, died yesterday, and the
funeral will be held to-day in Linton
Rev. Ermel officiating. Intermen
will he made in Linton cemetery.
States Attorney Lynn, accom-
: panied by Miss Florence Culbertson
l went to Selby yesterday to NEE
Mrs. Lynn and daughter, who hal
+ been visiting with relatives for tn
: past three weeks at Glendive, Mont
n Emil Naumann, of Temvik, here
by announces that his meat marke
q in Temvik is for sale. Will sell O.
9 reasonable cash terms or will trad
i for farm machinery. This include
n building, lot and business. Adv. e.
Messrs. Frank Irvine, VIM. Bect
tie, Anton IHorner, of Linton. an
= M. Baumgartner andL. K. Mastle
70 of Strasburg, are spending the wee
at Fargo and the Twin Cities .linin
r up automobile agencies for the mex
% year.
The family of Fireman Carhof. {
the N. P, arrived in Linton nigh
~ before last and have taken up thei
u residence in the building recent
u moved by F. B. Irvine to point ju.
east of the Chas. Coventry res
n, dence.
- Jules Butler: a young man livin
in the Marie neighborhood, was
Linton yesterday to have DR.. Full'
~ remove from one of his eyes the hes
* Of wild oats which had becon
y lodged therein and which was threa
ening his sight.
e. The opening announcement of II
Bismarck Business College appea
- this week. This is the only instit
ton of its kind in the central part
[r. this state, and draws large atten
XII ance. an education along busine
RI. lines equal to anything in the ca
III. being possible.
nd An entertainment of rather
nd unique nature was that given
on. Manager Turner Tuesday night wi
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