Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-04-03

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On tbs oolai u breaking 90
John sr;;in, If lsazslson. uaS
visitor N Linton over nssns Monday
!, Io Rent IA acres. one mile from
Llnten Seed ~hsa, furnished; a.
y y Leonard Sa lisaa,ae adN
Miss Hattie iivlcsrson rs,,,rn,,
y her home near Linton. SATURDAY
after spending ssNsral weeks v,s5,.
my Al Mco.hsa,i. MINI
Mcclure Farm for Rent. An in,.
proved farm &. l.S acr,S N ssl,,.
Walton, Seed FURNISHED sapN :,
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tx Politician out After No,,s
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Democrat Wlfe t.h poi,ueiar
What party does sour husband h..
long to- Wife I'm The par,x +.
belongs 10.
J. 81 Bieels, is the a,s,, =,
s.i.rasourg Tor the Farmers Friend
Mil Co Hour Ii is a home prna.
net, OF admittedly good QUALITY and
deserves the patronage al strast9r.
people ADV :
4 number Of Linton people Mere
:
former Eureka residents. and they
VIII De sorry 70 hear that daughter
OF John Smith. a pioneer II that
town. died Monday al ABERDEEN. She
was sixteen years OF age.
Miss Lizzie Dow. Of Masaan. stat.
organizer of the Ladies Of the Mac
caoees. was IN Linton. Monday
night. 10 get the heal lodge of the
order IN better working order and
10 arrange for election Of officers
The hrs, German dance Of the
season was held in the Opera House
last FRIDAY night, and a large crowd
danced 10 music furnished by a
ilve-piece German orchestra Fast
waltzeS were the order Of the even
ing.
We have Just received a large
and beautiful hne OF new Spring
flats, for sale at reasonable prices
Inns stock has been personally Sc
lected by ourselves IN the Twin Git
les ana are the latest in up-to-date
styles. The Ladies Store. adv.
j. f. Hoist and Charles Seek were
down from the Braddock neighbor-
hood last Friday. They were can
'asslng for funds with which TO
build church in the Finnish neigh
in that part of the county.
They Mere meeting with excellent
success.
DIR. X. r. ilogue was arrested.
Saturday. charged with maintaining
! pu lie nuisance Complaint was
mad hyt h, $. Bosch that DR. llopue
vas fsN!ng il cess pool cleaned and
he refuse left on the property next
% the Bosch home The case Was
Lawrence llehlen. who was an
Early settler IN the WiIllamsport
and Mrs Louise Cariev,
sho formerly resided at Linton. are
'esiding in Dayton They probably
escaped INJURY ny the flood. as the
name of neither of them appears in
he list of names of the victims.
On Friday. April 18th, at the home
# j. IL Jennings. the Nmio church
.lll give a reception to the mem
'ers. congregation and friends, to
celebrate the payment IF long
tanding debt on the church prop
rty \ dinner and supper will be
e,ved. Come and rejoice with US.
Committee
The Crescent Concert Company,
hlrd number ON Manager turner's
.yceum course for this season, APP .
cared in Linton Tuesday night To
well-filled house. -Four young la
les composed the COMPANY and they I
'ere all musicians of no mean de-
rec. Miss Blackburn at the piano |,
'as the star Of the quartet The
rogram consisted If musical nam
ers. representations and sketches
DR.. Smith, VIM. Jones and &. w
ynn constituted party Of gopher
unters. Tuesday afternoon They
'anted to try otlt their skill as
larksmen, after a winter enforced
lleness. II is of record that they
ldn make any great slaughter of
ophers, but Dr. Smith squatted
n bed Of cactus and brought
ONE few choice samples imbedded
+, various parts of lls anatomy
under his coat.talS
The Packard Watkins bunch Of
oitical lecksniis made a sorry
lowine in the Bismarck city elec
ION. Tuesday Lucas beat kotfel
or president of the city commission
y vote Of so 10 20 For city
Ratty had ,l.3'S votes.
,ertsch 80. fdherg )" and Nichols
-. For police magistrate Cassel
IAN received 5lG votes and Perry
II. Nearly the entire vote of the
Ity was poIled # l'eewee stays in
bismarck much longer the town will