Emmons County record., 1913-05-01
I TOWN AND OUT

county.
Wesley Baker, Jr., was over from
Gayton yesterday on business and to
visit friends.
P. G. Rocks has commenced the
erection of new residence near his
forns ,r home.
The Ladies' Store is the place TO
have your hat re-trimmed. Epxeri-
enced hands to do the work. ADV.
Walter Mewing is hack from Bis
marek hospital. He is much i'm
proved in health, but is still very
weak.
For Sale. 100 bushels of Siberian
Mll|et Seed at 81 90 per bushel. Ad-
dress Jacob Groen. Hague, N. D..
Sec. 2S-129-75.-Adv.
Frank A. Barta, one of the leading
business men of Kintyre, was in Lin
ton couple of days this week. He
was driving his big Rambler touring
car.
Ben Corbin, the catfish and
mountain-lion destroyer from En-
monsburg, was calling upon his Lin
ton friends couple of days this
week.
Don't forget that the Girl of
Eagle Ranch" company will show in
the opera-house Tuesday night, May
9th. Seats on sale at Vorlander' s,
Saturday. ADV.
Found..-An auto lamp. Owner
can obtain same by applying at Rec
ord Office and digging up for this
ad twenty-five cents-two bits-a
quarter of dollar. ADV.
Notice. want some extra-good
cream to charm. Will pay one cent
more than market price. Cream
must test 35 points and must be first
class. C. W. Burge.-Adv.
Mrs. Boswe|',mether 6f Mrs. q.
N. Turner, arrived in Linton Friday
of last week for an extended visit
with her daughter. Mrs. Boswell
has been visiting with relatives in
Minneapolis.
Trees For Sale.-Cottonwoods and
Box Elders. Cottonwoods, from
three to six feet high, 20 cents each.
Box Elders, from two to four feet
high. 10 cents. No orders taken af-
ter first of Mayhem Corbin. ADV.
Chris. Christensen is recovering
from his recent siege of typhoid
fever. and is again able to be around
downtown. He says. however. that
he does not feel as fit as he did in the
days when he used to wrestle with
Salomay and other local celebrities.
Ladies! We have new orders of
hats in every week. We also have
the largest and best-selected stock in
the county. Hats made over, also
hats made to order. All kinds of
farm produce taken in trade. Mrs.
VIM. Raven & Co. Adv.
Manager Turner is keeping his
moving-picture show right up to
date. Last Saturday night he showed
a couple Of dozen slides of the re-
cent great Omaha cyclone. These
views are just out, and man. of the
much larger towns have not yel
been able to procure them.
A train-load of railroad ties
reached Linton the first of the week,
and a crew of men have been at work
this week laying them on the Nc
Kenzie branch of the N. P, to take
the place of defective ties. 1t is
stated that thirty-ive carloads Of
ties have been distributed along the
Mckenzie branch.
/ C. Rowderdink and Will hammers
! were up from the Westfield country
a few hours yesterday. They re.
Gently purchased the automobile
formerly owned by w. o. Irwin, anG
made the trip in it. They make the
assertion that they can beat any air
ship, hands down, with their new
purchase, on the speed proposition.
/ j. II. Reamer last week received
from his son, Stewart, who is pu
pill in one Of the Minneapolis high
|schools. a little tag which was de
4 signed by himself, to be sold for thu
1benetit of the school athletics. One
of the Minneapolis papers carried (
report of it last week. 1t is nea
little tag, and shows a considerable
talent in drawing.
There will be a baseball game il
4 Linton. Sunday, that will be fol
"b-l-u-d right from the 20. TIL,
Linton3high-school team will NEE
the regulars at that time. In asking
4 for the game tits said that the man
lager Of the high-school hoys con
i fidently informed the manager of tn
4 regulars that the said regulars wer
i due to receive a Walloping at thei
i hands that will not soon be forgot
gIton. So. be there to see it. Th