Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-11-13

turn to Linton the latter part Of
next February.
Photos for Christmas gifts al
Smiths Studio.-Adv.
Raq.carpet Weaving. BRING you
rags to Geo. G. Brooks. Linton.
Mrs. John Buechler, Of Strasburg,
is visiting Linton relatives this
week.
i L. Seedorf, OF the Winona coun-
try. transacted business in Linton q
couple of days this week.
VIM. Waudby of Winona was here
yesterday. and departed for South
Dakota points via the Milwaukee.
Marcus Klein and family. of Stras-
burg. we're here Monday to have
work done at the Smith Studio.
DR.. R. R. Hogue and Miss Winnie
Bates returned this week from a
visit of several days in the Twin
| Cities. IA
I'M. 7. Barger recently purchased
the residence formerly belonging to
G. A. HeroIz, which the Bargers
have been occupying.
Teachers examinations are being
held by County Supt. of Schools
Hanson this week. Some fifty
teachers are writing for certificates.
For Sale.-A comfortable five
room house and barn and two lots
in the new town Of Linton, N. D.
A bargain. Apply to Chas. Coventry,
Attorney, Linton. N. D.-Adv.
Mrs. P. B. Schweitzer, Of Shields.
N. D., who has been visiting rela-
tives in and around Linton for the
past three weeks, leaves today for
her home.
ltisn't very long time now I'M.
til Christmas. You know that pho
tographs of yourself and the men,
bers Of your family are most accept
able as Christmas gifts. Better. call
at the Smith Studio at once and ar
range to have your work DONE
Adv. .ssei
H. A. Hirining. formerly Of
Hague. writes from Aberdeen,
Idaho, to the Record. requesting
that his copy Of the paper be sent to
that city; but later he expects his
address TO be Idaho Falls. Il like
Fit here, in Idaho" he says ''but
Hike to get Che paper from my old
home county, where / lived thirteen
years."
A. swarzma, the European Eye
ISight Specialist. Of Sioux City, Iowa,
| will be in Linton. at the Stone
| Hotel, on Monday, November 18th,
| and Tuesday, November 18th. until
train time, to examine eyes and to
| fit glasses. Do not fail to see him
| if you suffer from headaches and
nervousness and eye trouble caused
by straino on the eyes. ADV.
Frank Jaazkowiak and Joe Klap-
prich, who were once among the
/ pioneers Of Emmons county, bnt
4 who years ego left Gods country
and went to live in the sinful
Capital City. were in Linton yester.
day on business. Some time age
Frank had a blacksmith file off sew.
Eeral sections Of his name; but the
operation did no good permanently
and the pesky cognomen has grown
] out again to its former dimensions
4; "The Maid and the Minister, .
i starring Alice Southern and RALPH
i Deane, will play il the Linton Opera
house on Thursday night. November
Il 9th. This is not a movinR-picture
II show, but live up-to-date show.
Manager Walker, OF Aberdeen. from
whom Manager Turner books hi
road-shows. states that this is one
J, OF the best companies playing the
small towns. Remember the date
November 9th, Thanksgiving Day
!, ADV. ~
A letter from Edward De Mots
. many years ago a resident OF West
field. this county. hut for many
!, years resident on the Pacific coast
asks to.have his copy Of the Recort
changed from Gridley, CAL, to Post
Office Box 1874, Sioux Center Iowa
!, He says: Il expect to sail from Sal
l Francisco, Nov. 18th. my destina
tion being Melbourne, Victoria
] Australia. Twill likely spend til,
] winter or, rather, their summer
there
u E. n. Hardt autoed over from
j Temvik, N. D., last Thursday ant
: rented the Commercial Hotel an,
j expects to open this hostelry j,
about a week. Mr.. and Mrs. Hard
fare experienced hotel people AMI
Twill give Forbes d clean and up.to
date hotel. Mr.. Hsrdt also expect,
to run q shortaorder lunch counte,
in connectionandv catersto the want
! of the public any time Of the day q
J, evening. Mr.. and Mrs.. Hardt ar