Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-05-15
IN TOWN, AND OUT

Five-room house and large garden
for rent. Apply to <. II. Smith
Adv.
John Schneider, one of the Linton
draymen, is suffering this week from
blood-poisoning which resulted from
scratching his thumb on rusty nail.
Don Tracy, the Linton Photog-
rapher. will be in Pollock. S. d.
May 24-25-26-27, prepared to do all
work in his line. Please call early.
ADV.
o. c. johnson, of Seneca, Ill. is
visiting in Linton this week. He isl
an extensive land-holder in this
county and is here to look after his
property.
Fl. j.. Fischer. agent for the Good
ridge-Call Lumber Company at this
point, has been suffering the past
week with acute indammatory
rheumatism.
DR.. j. D. Fuller was called to the
home of Joe Van der Vorste, south
of Westfield, this week, to care for
a couple of children that are i'll with
scarlet fever.
The new uniforms for the baseball
team are expected here this week
and will be initiated in the game
with Hazelton on the local grounds
next Sunday.
Now is the time to fix the leak on
your barn or house. We have on
hand ALL kinds of Rubber Roofing.
Come in and look it over. Temvik
Lumber Yard.--Adv.
The Misses Esther Junge, of Brad
dock, and Miss Hazel Easton. Of
Kintyre, and Frank Barta came down
Friday night in the Barta car to at
tend the K. of P. dance.
Floyd Atha, of Ortonville, arrived
in Linton Friday for visit with rel
atives and friends and also to attend
the Knights Of Pythias dance. He
returned home yesterday.
Notice. want some extra-good
cream to churn. Will pay one cent
more than market price. Cream
must test IS points and must be first
class. C. W. Burge.-Adv.
Miss May Ringus. clerk in the
Petrie store. has returned to her
duties after a two-weeks' absence.
during which time she was tussling
with siege of the measles.
Messrs. Winch and R. K. Batter,
of Hazelton. were Linton business
visitors day before yesterday for a
few hours. They made the trip in
the car belonging to the former.
Linton streets nave presented a
busy appearance the past week or
two. due to the large number of
strangers here on business connected
with this term of district court.
Ben Klabunde, Norman Roop and
the Misses Kurtz and Capelle drove
down from Hazelton Sunday in the
Klabunde car for short spin. They
remained here for short time.
Mr.. C. X. Mills, advance man for
Rice Bros. railroad shows, was in
Linton Monday arranging for the ap-
pearance here on May 28th. The
advertising car came yesterday.
Among those who were here for
the dance Friday night were Messrs.
II. w. and r. K. Batter and S. A.
Milkalson and the Misses Rathburn,
Capelle and Him., all Of Hazelton.
A. o. Rudy, one of the old-timers
of the Winona country, was in Linton
yesterday on business. He was &C.
companied by Frank, John and Anton
Volk, Anton Feist and George Mold
| The Record this week carries 8
couple Of new automobile advertise
ments. Fl. H. Hanson, Ford dealer
and f. B. Irvine, agent for the Max.
well, have ads elsewhere in this
issue.
Mr.. Hedblad was down from the
north country Tuesday. His son
Helmer, is quite sick with very
bad attack Of measles, and is being
attended by DR.. Larabee of Brad
dock.
For Sale. EARLY Ohio Seed Pota.
toes at rs cents per bushel. Seec
purchased from Wills Seed House
last year. All kinds Of grain taker
in exchange. VIM. haven. ADV.
m6-m13
| DR.. R. R. Hogue was called out
of town yesterday by telegram an
nouncing the death of both his faith
er and mother at their home in Wis
consin. No particulars were giver
in the telegram.
| Born. Saturday. May 10, 1913. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. George Richardson
living west of Linton, a daughter
1 Mother and daughter in good health
4 Mrs. Richardson was Miss Margare
4 Tough. before marriage.
4 Miss MarieFritz. the Eureka MILL
ner, and Miss Rose Hattie, also o
Eureka, we're visiting friends il
/ Linton Friday and Saturday of las
4 week. They also attended the K. O
d P. dance Friday night.
Frank Kohl. formerly 6. druggis
at Hazelton, who recently sold his in
|terest there, was in Linton Frida,
\ visiting with friends. Frank intend
to leave for Glasgow, Mont wher
I he will make his future home.
Friday night of last week the Lin
ton lodge of knights Of Pyhlas CAV
3ltheir annual dance in the opera
house. Smiths fve-piece orcheatr
\ furnished the music and a larg
/ crowd was in attendance. A mum
,lber of people from neighborinl