Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-04-03
IN TOWN AND OUT

nome While here they attended
the German dance.
Basket Social in the Temvik seho.l.
house. April llth.
Remember the bargains are NJ
Christ. Wolfer's ADV.
Not much snow left. bu, a near.
rain all day yesterday.
The Priscilla Club will NEE, Win
Mrs. 4. n. Junee to-day THURSDAY
Art. Muckler was down from his
Iemvik farm day before YESTERDAY
on business.
Y. Z. Burge and John McCror;
are IN the northern part Of the state
on business this week.
/ a. n. Junge and W. o. Irwin
went to Aberdeen this week 10 at.
tend Shrine meeting.
"A Family Affair" home-,alen,
play. at the opera-house, April Attn
IT will be hummer. Adv.
Gottlieb Messner, the only ex-
Confederate soldier in the county
was down from his Temvik home on
business, Monday.
Mrs. j. A. Lang was taken to the
Bismarck hospital. this morning. to
secure medical attention. Her hus
band accompanied her.
Adam Jangula spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting with Frank Orth.
meyer, at the latte.'s home in the
Hazelton neighborhood.
Mrs. Matt. Reich. Jr.. of the Tenn
vlk country. has been seriously i'll
the past week. but is somewhat i'm
proved at the present writing.
Levi Balch was down from the Ha-
zelton country, day before yester-
day. and took home new drill winch
he purchased from the Bazaar.
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. A3.
Joseph Dillman and Helena Erck,
both OF Strasburg. were the only
persons to secure marriage Incense
from Judge Carley since last report.
Leonard du Heaume and A. N.
Irvine were among those from Lin
ton who attended the funeral of
Grandpa Kurtz. at Hazelton, Sunday.
Linton merchants are disposing Of
great quantaties Of farm machinery
this week. Some of the sales were
made to people living in the Hazel
ton neighborhood.
a. r. Berndt, of remvk. was in
Linton, Tuesday, arranging for the
shipment Of his household goods to
Woonsocket. S. D., near which place
he will make mis- home.
Chris. Albrecht and Gottlieb
.Schatz. two Of Temvik merchants,
and Martin Ohlhauser, the popular
liveryman of that town, were Lin
ton visitors. Monday.
Henry Hanson received another
consignment of Ford autos. Satnr-
day. Some of them were for Linton
parties and the rest went to the Ha-
zelton and Strasburg agents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fischer, who
went to Minnesota last fall to make
their home. have returned to En-
mons county. believing this to be
more desirable place to live.
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.
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Mrs. Harry Petrie entertained the
Clio Club. Thursday of last week, at
the special March meeting. An in
tercsting program had been arranged
and dainty refreshments were
served.
Arrivals on the Milwaukee train
yesterday brought the report that at
various points along the line farm
ers could be seen at work in the
fields. Flowing and seeding are being
done in many localities.
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 So 80.
Mrs. Marion Coon. Adv.
Miss Ella Strand, of Marshall,
Mimi. who has been teaching school
in the Maxwell neighborhood east Of
town. arrived in Linton yesterday
after completing ner term. She will
leave this week for her home.
John Hagg. Of Mclaughlin, and
Major W. L. Belden, of Shields,
were in Linton Monday on business.
Mr.. HagR returned home Tuesday,
and Major Belden continued east on
q catle-buying trip. They drove
nvar from Fort Yates crnssinu tha