Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-07-03

ming from Manitoba.
Five-room house and large garden
for rent. Apply to L. Fl. Smith.
Adv.
Floyd Freeman has been visiting
his parents in Linton this week. Mr..
and Mrs. Freeman will accompany
him to Dale for the Fourth of July.
Miss Genevieve Braddock returned
Saturday night of last week from
Valley City where she has been at
tending the Normal school during
the past winter.
! Milton Culbertson is having his
automatic repainted and repaired
this week and believes that it will be
able to climb trees after this without
even bending the fender.
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. Sc. W. Burge. ADV.
j. Fl. Jennings returned recently
from two weeks visit to his old
home in Wisconsin where he was
called by the serious illness and sub
seqeuent death of his mother.
Several carloads of Linton people
attended a baseball game at Hazel
ton Sunday between the team of that
town and Bismarck. The Capital
City bunch won, IL to 10.
Cement walks are hejHg laid this
week in front q ths>Smith & Irvine
furniture store sbepostofiice and the
Bazaar store. Hhey will help a lot
in the looks of Broadway.
SIS. Yeager. of Webster. is spend
ing the week in Linton on business.
Mr.. Yeager made the trip in his
automobile and was accompanied by
the members of his family.
G. A. Patterson, formerly of Lin
ton, but now located in Minneapolis,
was in Linton Tuesday and yesterday
on business. He had driven out
from MINNEAPOLIS in his automobile.
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.
Mel Mcclure, formerly employed
on the Record force. arrived in Lin
ton Yesterday and will visit with
friends until after the Fourth. He
is located on claim west of the
river.
DR.. R. R. Hogue and Miss Winnie
Bates left Saturday via the Mil
waukee for Minneapolis. Miss Bates
will visit there for a few days and
DR.. Hogue will spend few days at
Sparta, Wis. his former home.
| Attorney Charles Coventry and
family went to Dale yesterday to
visit |fth relatives and friends until
after the Fourth. He will deliver
the Fourth of July address at the
Dale celebration Fourth of July.
| VIM. Maxwell, the son of Bonny
Scotland. who lives in the Dakem
country, was calling on Linton
friends Tuesday. He is authority for
the statement that there will be a
rousing celebration of the Fourth out
at his place.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lewis, Ed
Rice, Floyd Freeman, MIR, and Mrs.
Logue and family, all of Dale. were
in Linton Tuesday to attend the flu.
neral of Clark Buck, who was
drowned last week while swimming
in water hole near his home.
The Record has so far heard OF
but little hail in or near Emmons
county. There was small patch Of
country damaged over in Mcintosh
county, some east of Braddock and
small touch of it in the vicinity Of
the j. |. Wells farm east of town.
Theodore Bremen and Mr.. anr
Mrs. j. A. Lang motored to Me
Kenzie afternoon. The gentlemen
returned home the same day anc
Mrs. L. remained to visit relatives
for few days. Mr.. Lang has 6
brother who is a grain buyer at tina,
point.
Manager Turner, Of the local NOV
ing-picture show, was called to Pol
lock one day this week to assist Mr.
Pulling. Of that town, in installing /.
moving-picture machine there. HI