Emmons County record., 1913-05-01

Scnlillng. 10, Jangula, 2b; Il. Rocks.
So; Tipher. 3b; Shier, rf; G. Rocks.
cf; 0. Mohn, If.
George Naram ore, who is now re-
siding in Bismarck. drove to Linton
Saturday in his automobile.
Landlord Henderson, of the hotel
at Fort Yates, was in. Linton yester-
day attending to business matters.
Mrs. Herman Marschall, residing
a few miles north of Linton. is re-
ported to be very i'll with typhoid
fever. -i,...e-
| have a number Of vulcanizers,
/ collapsible canvas water-pails, ETC.,
on hand.-F. b. Streetcr, Hupmobile
agent. ADV.
H. w. Batter ana Miss Katharine
Reedy drove down from Hazelton in
the formers auto to attend the
show at the -opera.house Monday
night.
VulcaniZer Lost. Will the person
who borrowed my inner-tube vul-
caniZer, last fall, please return same
to me, as it is badly needed?-H.
N. Turner. ADV.
P. M. Van Soest. one of the Stras-
burg merchants, drove to Linton by
auto yesterday. His wife and chill
dren accompanied him to have some
dental work done by DR.. Smith.
For Sale. Early Ohio Seed Pota-
toes at rs cents per bushel. Seed
purchased from Wills Seed,.House
last year. All kinds of grain taken
in exchange. VIM. Kaven.-Adv.
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Jay Smith and Milton Culbertson
returned Friday of last week from
Minneapolis and other Minnesota
points. where they had been visiting
for two weeks. They report a very
enjoyable trip.
For Sale. What? yellow Dent"
seed-corn. An early, Dakota-grown
corn, at $3.50 per bushel. See
sample at Haggard's livery-barn.
Send your orders to John H. Blore,
Winona, N. D.-Adv.
| VIM. Carmichael and Phillip Tenn
| pei were absent a couple of days the
past week to get Mr.. Carmicheals 8
automobile. which had been left
about twenty-five miles west of Fort
Yates. They returned day before
yesterday.
| The prospective members Of this
seasons baseball team are hard at
work these days, despite the bad
weather. Sunday, practice game
was played in high wind and
wealth of dust. Some of the play
ers are fast rounding into shape.
and as the season advances Linton
will havea team of which she may
we'll be proud.
Monday night of this week ap-
1 peared at the opera-house in Lin
ton the comedy sketch entitled,
1.-TWO Married Men," played by a
company of five people. This is the
| first show which has made this town
in some time, and the attendance
was very flattering. The company,
as a whole, was very good. and their
comedy, "Two Married Men," was
we'll received.
| Joseph Eberle and family are leav-
ing to-day for Mount Angel, Ore
gon, where they will make their
home. Recently, Mr.. Eberle made
a trip to that state, and was so we'll
satisfied with climatic conditions
there that he bought a store at
Mount Angel. His health has not
been good since he has been in Lin
ton, and that was the main reason
for his making the change. He dis
posed Of his household goods at auc-
tion, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Turner and
| Miss Mamie Bowler drove to Bis
marck Friday of lastweek. returning
the next day. On the way up Mr..
Turner had his wrist quite badly
wrenched while trying to crank his
car. H. o. Batter, of Hazelton, re-
turned with them as far as Hazel
ton. He had been called to Bis
marck by the information that he
was the father of a abouncing nine
pound boy. Mrs. Batter and the
youngster are 10th in good health.
Lost. "A white SOW, weight los
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