Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-02-20
Linton Market Reports.


Wheat: No. 3. .............. %
Wheat: No. A, .............. Oh
Durum: No. L.. .............. q
Flax: (old or new ........... ! ~
OATS. ........-. 1865. -
Corn. ..,.4.l.-.. - $3.50
Barley. ..,.............. ~
Rye .....s.5........ $50. -
Butter. Cable ............ ~
Butter. (packing) .......... ~
Cream ..... .........s.-.... ~
j. j. Miller, of Hague, spen: Mon
day here.
Automobiles are beginning to be
in evidence.
A. VI. Irvine has been on the sick
list this week.
Frank Weisback, of Hague. was
in town Saturday.
Little Mia Atha has been suffer
ing with tonsilitis the past week.
Francis Blaine Streeter is the
latest member of the Boys Band.
Butcher Kelsch has finished laying
in his supply of ice for next season.
Prof. Lynn Slocum spent Saturday
and Sunday of last week at Eureka.
Tony Yer Hoven and son we're
Linton visitors from Westfield Tues
day.
The Embroidery Club will meet
with Mrs. T. X. Schilling to-mor-
row.
Mrs. +. w. Murphy spent Tuesday
in Bismarck on a shopping expedi-
ton.
Charley Brennan, of Winona. was
Linton visitor day or SO this
week.
Carl Vorlander has been laid up
with the grip a couple of days this
week.
Mrs. III. Hoif is the latest addition
to those or the sick list in this neigh
borhood.
DIR. j. ID. Fuller was called ia
Strasburg Monday on professional
business.
Tom O'Brien spent Sunday last
in Bismarck attending a convention
of the knights Of Columbus.
Mrs. Earle Smith and Mrs. VIM.
johnson and son spent Sunday last
visiting at the Capital City.
Fred Chapman. of the Clayton
country, was a visitor at the county
capital day before yesterday.
C. o. Putnam, of the Glanavon
neighborhood, was a Linton business
visitor Thursday of last week.
Charlie Paulson took his third de.
gree in the knights of Pythias
Thursday night of last week.
Gottlieb Bechtle. of the Leader
Store, is spending the week visiting
with friends at Herreid, s. ID.
VIM. Cleveringa, the Strasburg
machinery dealer, spent Monday here
attending to some business affairs.
The Record is informed that Glen
Turner. q student at the Agricultur.
al College, has been quite sick the
past week.
Miss Emma Stoller. who has been
employed as clerk in the Linton
Bazaar store, has gone 10 her home
at Herreid.
L. ID. Seeman returned Yesterday
from the Pacific Coast, where he
and his family have been spending
the winter.
Attorney Charles S. Lane spent q
couple of daysin Bismarck last week
on business for the Goodridge- Call
Lumber Co.
Wesley Baker. Jr., of the I.ivona
country, spent Tuesday night in
Linton on a combined business and
pleasure trip.
Mrs. VIM. Freeman came up from
her Dale home last week to attend
the wedding of her brother in law.
Fred Freeman.
!, Mrs. M. I. Barger and son. Tom,
returned yesterday from an extend.
ed visit with relatives and friends
in Minneapolis.
Elmer Anderson came in from his
farm Sunday 10 visit with his broth
er. Will. who is employed in the
First Bank of I.inon.
Auditor Ingram, of the Phoenix
Lumber Company. has been in Lin
ton several days the past week in
the interests Of that company.
John Rackhaus, who has been
working IN the Bazaar store for sew
eral months, has resigned mis- posi-
tion and left Tuesday for Pollock.
Jerry Hart, who has been a resi-
dent of the Winona country since
time immemorial, was calling upon
his many Linton friends Tuesday.
p. G. Levin, the well-known pio.
neer of the Tell neighborhood, was
in Linton Tuesday night for a visit
with friends and to pay his taxes.
Fulton Kaufman. right-of-way
agent for the Northern Pacific has