Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-09-04
Miss Frances Woodland. of. Glen
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cOe, was Linton VISITOR FRIDAY.
F. Frankhauser is assisting Matt.
Lipp in his meat-market this week.
Five-room house and large garden
for rent. Apply to Z. II. Smith,
Adv.
Banker e. A. Grain motered to
Braddock Monday on short bust
ness trip.
Harold Gillespie has gone to
Forbes, this state, to work on
newspaper.
George Tenant was up from his
Winona home, Monday, for few
hours, on business.
Miss Luella Schilling returned
Monday from a months visit with
relatives in Colorado.
Miss Lucy Bowler, Of Glendale,
returned home last week after fort
nights visit in Linton.
10 Let on Shares-Three quarter
section of hay land. Apply to John
Blore, Winona. N. D.-Adv.
Miss Winnie Bates is employing a
visit from her mother, who arrived
here from her home in Minnesota.
Ladies'! We have Just received a
nice lot of Midsummer Felts. Pric-
es to suit.-Mrs. VIM. Raven & Co.
ADV.
John Shenkenberger and Adolph
Eissinger arrived home Tuesday
night from short trip to Fargo and
Aapelton, MINI.
Born. Sunday, August 31st. to
Mir. and Mrs. Peter Schatz, of Lin
ton. an eleven-pound girl. Mother
and daughter in good health.
Notice. No hunting will be
allowed on land owned or controlled
by me. without my permission.
Ray Little Temvik, N. D.-Ady.
Lost. My brown and white Lew
ellen bird-dog. Had collar on with.
name when he left town. Reward
for his return. w. o. Irwin. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Junge and son,
Alton, and Carl Vorlander, motored
to Eureka Sunday in the Vorlander
car for days visit with relatives
and friends.
And now a German scientist Of
worldwide reputation seems to
prove-to his own satisfaction, at
least-that Or. Cook really did reach
the north pole. .
A Fargo motor-car recently went
buzzing over the state at a speed of
nearly fifty miles an hour. How
about the maximum speed limit
prescribed by the laws of the state?
Peter Shier has been suffering
from touch of blood-poison this
week. A scratch on his hand became
infected and has been causing him a
considerable amount of pain as
well as worry.
Attorney Chas. S. Lane and Mrs.
Lane spent two or three days in Bis
marck since our last issue consulting
an eye-specialist and visiting with
Bismarck friends. They .r,turned
Monday night.
Several days of pretty windy
weather the past week. An at
tempt to furnish rain on the part
of the weather man didn't succeed,
Tuesday night, and harvesting and
thraHhinR goes merrily on.
Comrade Wagner has been
putting in a good share Of his time
lately at the farm Of his daughter.
Mrs. Postle, down in the Winona
country; all of the little Postles, his
grandchildren. being sick with the
measles.
A. N. Junge, Of the Bazaar, will
leave the latter part Of this week on
buying tripto the Twin Cities. Be
fore returning home Mr.. Junge will
visit a short time at his old home in
Wisconsin, where he will be present
& at the wedding of q cousin.
Attorney Harry Lynn has returned
from Bismarck, where he spent five
or six days attending to legal mat.
ters. States Attorney Lynn and
daughter motored to Bismarck Tues.
day morning and returned the same
evening. Harry with them.
Messrs. Reinke. Buck and Benson
farmers Of the Temvik and Hazeltor
country, were in Linton Monday
Mr.. Reinke was on his way to Wis
consin to purchase for himself ant
Messra. Buck and Benson some Hol
stein mich cows and bulls fol
their farms. These gentlemen arr
among those who are beginning Il
recognize that the only way to sc
cure real prosperity for this section
is through the milking Of cows ant
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