Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-10-02
IN TOWN AND OUT

MRS. Brown, Misses McManus,
Kurtz and Goodman.
Don't forget the moving picture
show Monday night. A present for
every one. Adv.
Mrs. Vim. Loutzenhiser, of Pol
lock. was here Saturday on business
and also to attend the Fair.
Merchant A. N. Junge. of the
Linton Bazaar. left Monday for a
buying trip to the Twin cities.
The mother of Mrs. Thos. Fergus
arrived in Linton Monday to visit
her daughter. The lady resides in
i Jamestown.
The Jew stores in Temvik, Hazel
ton and Linton will be closed Octo-
Der I'd and Sd. Those dates are Jew
ish holidays.-Adv.
Mrs. Chris. Wolfer left yesterday
morning over the Northern Pacific
for visit TO points in western Can
ada. She will be gone several
weeks.
There was no show Wednesday
night at the opera-house, but the
regular shows will be resumed,
lstarting with Saturday night of this
week. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Prouty, of
Pollock, were in Linton Saturday
taking in the Fair and visiting with
Linton people who formerly resid-
ed in Pollock.
wish to publicly thank the ladies
who assisted so materially in max
ing the ladies department of the
Fair such a perfect success.
H. Reamer, Pres.
John Pietz, of Eureka, who has
been here for some time completing
some plumbing contracts, spent
Sunday at home. He made the trip
in his automobile.
Chris. Vorlander and family, of
Eureka, are expected in Linton
Sunday to visit Mr.. VS. nephew,
Carl. They will make the trip in
the Vorlander auto.
Miss Marie Fritz. formerly mil
liner at this place, but now located
at Eureka. was here during the Fair.
visiting with Linton friends-or,
rather, a Linton friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Helmeke
left Thursday Of last week. for
Chaska. Mimi. where Mr.. Helme-
ke's parents reside, he having re-
signed his position on the Record.
The Misses Genevieve Braddock
and Hazel Haggard left this week
for Valley City. where they will at
tend the normal school. Miss Brad
dock was a student there last year,
also.
Grant Call. of the Goodridge-Call
people, spent Thursday and Friday
Of last week in Linton in the inter-
ests of the Model Silo. which his
firm is pushing among North Dako-
ia farmers.
| Ole Sjeerslee and family of Tell
township, pioneers of the county
and prosperous farmers, spent Fri
day and Saturday in Linton attend
ing the Fair and calling on their
many friends.
| Floyd Cornelison and Hosea Page,
of the Hague country, drove to Lin
ton yesterday on business. Mr..
Page is arranging to sell his stock
and Farm machinery at auction in
about two weeks.
Attorney and Mrs. Charles S.
Lane entertained at six O'Clock din
ner Thursday of last week for Gov.
L. B. Hanna, who was here to de-
Iliver an address in connection with
the county fair.
The restaurant conducted for a
year by Earl LeSeuer closed
Tuesday night. Mr.. LeSeuer has
|been employed in one Of the local
elevators for some time. and had
not time to attend to both.
Spencer Chilcott and wife, of Pol.
lock, we're visiting their many
4 friends in Linton Saturday of las,
week. and also seeing what their
/ Emmons county neighbors could
grow in the way of produce.
John Graham, of Missoula, Mont,
who was one of 1.-The members of the
old Wiiliamsport colony in the early
4 days, but who moved to Montana
sixteen years ago, was in Linton
i yesterday calling on old-timers.
Il A hunting party composed of {
] number Of Linton people will leave
1 Saturday afternoon for Napoleon
and Burnstad. where ducks are sup
posed to be plentiful onthe nnmer
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