Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-06-05


Liveryman Meier of Strasburg,
was in Linton Tuesday.
E. e. Pitcher and family were Wis
itors in Linton last Saturday.
K. Quasi left Wednesday for
weeks visit at South Dakota points.
DR.. Fuller went to Bismarck last
Tuesday, returning home the same
day.
John Tough took time from farm
work, Monday, to make business
trip to town.
Sheriff Kyes and Deputy Jones
made trip to the southern part Of
the county, Tuesday.
John Knap of Eureka was in Lin
ton Monday on his way home from
the northern part of this state.
Miss Foster Of Aberdeen, who has
been visiting Miss Jessie Britts about
a week, returned home Monday.
Harold Gillespie will leave by to.
day IS Milwaukee train for a weeks
visit with relatives in Minneapolis.
There is to be big Fourth of July
picnic in the grove at Dale. The
program will reprinted next week.
Sergeant jeremiah Hart. former
critter-company man, and his neigh.
Dor. Henry Maggie. were up from Wi
mona last Tuesday.
S. +. ChiIcott, the Campbell county
pioneer and Pollock auto-liveryman,
was visitor in Linton, Monday. He
had travelling man as a passenger.
Hats! Hats! Hats! -Latest mid
summer styles. Prices to suit. All
sorts Of farm produce taken in ex-
change. Mrs. VIM. haven 4 Co.
Adv.
To-day (Thursday) there will be a
baseball game in the afternoon at
Strasburp, between Strasburg and
Hague, and in the evening dance.
A good time is assured to visitors.
Where's all our young Westfield
correspondents? Is the whole bunch
out watching and waiting for Cent?
pede's "watermillions" to ripen?
We'd like some Westfield items every
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Freeman of
Dale were in Linton this week, re-
turning from trip to Hazelton.
where Fred had been on business
trip and his wife accompanied him to
visit friends.
A. N. Junge, H. N. Turner and F.
B. Streeter went to Fargo Sunday
to attend the big Masonic blowout
this week in that city. On; B.
Moorhead is just across the river
from Fargo.)
| Mr.. and Mrs. Brummond. Miss
Gertrude Schaap, Earl Rosenberg.
4 Mrs. Merscher. Miss Anna Merscher.
Walter KIudt and Henry Herbold
were Herreid people who were in
/ Linton Wednesday of last week, to
| attend the circus and visit friends.
i New advertisements this week are
4 those of the Bazaar; the Ford auto,
4 by II. II. Hanson; auto engine and
4 auto supplies. BY F. B. Irvine; the
new tailor. B. Straus; j. j. Pietz
the Eureka plumber and steamfitter
and Chris. Albrecht's Cash Store al
Temvik.
/ There was big crowd down from
!, Hazelton Friday to witness the Ha
zelton-Linton game of ball. Well
the Hazelton folks ought to max.
up most of the crowd at these
: games between the two clubs, fol
their club does the major part o
the playing.
: Last Thursday afternoon. Will
y the Rice circus was showing in Bis
: marck, q burglar entered the resi-
t dence OF Frank Grambs, the Capita
: City hardware merchant, and. afte
S choking Mrs. Grambs into insensi
bility, robbed the house of more tina
. thousand dollars worth Of dis
monds. Up to date the thief has nc
been captured.
The foIloWing-named.Linton folk.
other than the team, went to Polloc
last Sunday to take in the ball gan.s
Mr.. and Mrs.. f. j. Pietz, Mrs. A. \
Junge and Master AltqH Junge. Mr.
p. Shier and her daughter Luc.
Miss Jennie A4nkenberger. Mi
Marie Reckman, Anton Horner. job
Reamer, Don Tracy. VIM. Bechtl
Theo. Brenner and Ed Quasi.
Sam Sclomonson was up fro
southern Enmons last Friday, r
turning nome next day. His son
Fred and Stephen, arrived here tn,
day ON their way from MoDtan
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