Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-11-06
them and will remain here this

I them and will remain here this
winter.
George Acheson. the Dale ban.
tamweight and ex-baseballer, also
ex-tonsorialist, etc.. spent yesterday
in Linton swapping yarns" with
! his many Linton friends.
: Mrs. Liversage, of the Braddock
, neighboohood, died yesterday as q
result of cancer. Undertaken A.
H. Irvine went up there yesterday
afternoon to embalm the body.
Messrs. Carl Vorlander, E. 7.
Atha, A. N. Junge and Earle Smith
were Lintonites who were in Stras-
burg Tuesday night to attend the
big "hochseit" which was in prog
ress at that place.
/ Frank Volk. former proprietor of
the hotel at Strasburg, but now
located west Of the river, was in
Linton Tuesday. He came over here
at the request of former neighbors
who wanted him to cry their auction
sales.
4 Frank Kohl. formerly druggist
at Linton and later at Hazelton and
now located in Montana, was in Lin
ton last week calling on friends. He
| will spend a week or go at Hazelton
before returning to his Montana
home.
A. A. Ludwigs, cashier Of the
bank at Kaiser. N. D. was in Linton
on his way to Strasburg, where he
was called by the financial difficult
les of a friend of his. Mr.. LudwiQs
was formerly cashier of the First
National Bank at this place.
If you want to use white Lily"
flour yon can buy it from the Bazaar
in Linton, Farmers Store and 3. 81.
Biegler in Strasburg, Frank Sahli
at Hague, A. E. sKlabunde and
Hazelton Mercantile Co. at Hazel
, ton, Vie & Long at Braddock, and
, Mrs. Tooley at Moffit.-Adv.
Messrs. j. H. Reamer, Fred eau,
Don Tracy and John Nicer, autoed to
, the Marie country Sunday. Mr..
T. delivered some photos to parties
i'll that neighborhood and MIR. eau
/ went to see about the building of
, a school house which he has con-
tracted for.
George Beekin. living few miles
from town, has become the owner
of the automobile formerly owned
by FIN. Burge. Ole Sathern, ALSO an
auto enthusiast, is authority for the
statement that George is doing nobly
and has already succeeded in climb
ing halfway up a telephone pole.
While returning recently from q
trip to Wishek. VIM. Bechtle narrow.
~ escaped serious injury when his
automobile tipped over. He was
driving down grade when he struck
a stone. The windshield was smash.
ed, and some other minor injuries,
were all the car sustained. Mr..
Bechtle hung to the wheel. and es.
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s. S. Yeager, capitalist from
Webster, s. D. who has invested ia
Emmons county lands to consider.
able extent. has just completed 8
fine barn on his farm 2 miles south
west Of Linton. The loft holds 20
tons Of hay. Fred Layton lives or
and has charge of the place.
81 The Record understands that
] during the past week it has tran.
spired that a Strasburg business
man is short in his accounts to the
extent Of several thousand dollars.
o officials Of the company in question
are investigating and it is stated
that the loss will be made good THU
week.
9 Mrs. Warren Mandigo and Mrs. l.
: Doerschlag ard families were il
2 Linton a couple of days this week
d They were OH their way from thei,
a homes at Braddock to the home O.
Cliff. Putnam. in the Dale country
. Mrs. Doerschlag's brother-in-law
: On her way home Mrs. Mandigt
4 and the children stopped at tn,
1 Smith Studio to have some photo
! graphic work attended TO.
ell Eureka Blade, Oct. 3Oth: Car
al Vorlander came down frou Linto,
!. Tuesday evening to drive his ra
I home that he left here last Saturda.
e on account Of bad roads. i. Don L
j, Tracy and Miss Luella Schilling o
g Linton. who were here to attend TIL
( concert and dance. remained owe
d Sunday the guests Of friends. 5.
% Quite q number Of people from Lin
: ton came to Eureka last Friday i
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