Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-04-10
II TOWN AND OUT

Chicken ::among brood neal,
Matched.
Remember the bargains are a
Christ. Wolfer's. Adv.
W. 9. Irwin was on III, SEX is,
a couple of days this week.
Mrs. Earle Smith returned satu,.
day from a week visit at Aberdeen
Mrs. Frank Irvine. who is teachins
school in the Temvik country, spen,
Sunday with her husband in Linton.
John Pictz, Of Eureka, visited his
son. +. j. Pletz, Of the First Nation
al Bank, in Linton. the frs. Of the
week.
For Sale A nearly-new double
disk drill Monitor. ten foot. ApplN
to John III. Elore, Wnona, N. b
ADV. IL
Levi Raleh, a prosperous farmer of
the liazelton neighborhood, was in
linton TUESDAY night torcc.ive work
in the Masters degree of l'rcema-
sonny.
Ed laIsey, who, for a couple of
years past. has been employed as
the druggist in llogue's drug ore
in Linton. left Tuesday for Portland,
Oregon. where he will make his
home.
Fred Chapman. of Gast was in
town day before yesterday and
reports of the high-watcr
iamage done to hay ON the river
bottom.
Miss Theresa Dawson, who is
teaching the Omio school, has been
On the sick list in Linton the past
few days and unable to attend to her
school duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy CarIey and MIR.
and Mrs A. M. Britts went to Bis
narck This (Thurslayj forenoon 10
AXE in the sights of the apital City
for day or two.
John kallenberger, of Washburn,
N. d., was i'm Linton, Tuesday, with
, carload of houseEol. goods. He
vas on his way to Eureka, where he
will make his home.
Charlie Gillespie received the sec
md degree at the hands Of the
knights of Pythias, last Thursday
night. and w. +. Hageman took his
inal initiation work.
We have new orders Of hats in,
very week. Latest styles and prices
% suit everybody. All kinds of farm
produce taken i'm exchange Mrs.
Vim. haven 4 Co. ADV.
The Misses Marie Fritz and Rose
Seim, of Eureka, visited with Lin
on friends a couple of days last
week, attending the band play and
lance Friday night while here.
Mrs. DeIos Gillespie returned last
week from Minneapolis, where She
rad been spending the winter With
'elatives. Her grand daughter, Miss
Virginia Gillespie, accompanied her
Marriage licenses We're issued
luflng the past week ny Judge Car
ey TO Corelius STAN and Jennie Van
Beck, Of WestiieId. and kasimir
I unit and Annie Geicr, both Of LIN
on.
Don Tracy spent Sunday at the
nome of his parents ia tine Dale
Miss Macdonald, of Bis
narck, whois teaching school in that
,eighborhood .accompanedhim from
linton.
The families of Messrs. liaggarel.
Bert Irvine. Atha. !Sadtter, Quasi
Gillespie, krick. Henry Wittmayer
md Mrs Mewing are lighting
'ieges of the measles at present
For Sale. Early Ohio Seed ppta-
;oes at - cents per busheI. Seed
purchased srom Wills Seed House
asst year. All kinds OF grain taken
IN exchange. VIM. Raven ADV
H6-ml3
Clifford Putnam, one Of the
pioneers and well-knnwn farmers of
he southwestern part Of thecotinty,
ipent Saturday in inton on business
md pleasure. His son. Paul, accom-
panied him.
Miss Lizzie Schumacher. formerly
If this place. but more recently Of
Ashley.was in inton the first Of la I
week. She was on her way to lieie-
IA, Mont, for a visit, and was ac-
By Emil and Miss Annie
Pagnkkopf, also Of Ashley.
A correspondent from The south
srn part of the county sends us the
news-notes. Miss Fran
,es Farrell resumed her schpel work
he LIST Of April, with a good attends
ance. The wisdom of building
school-house No s. District No II.
S fully demonstrated, as the school
'cgister shows an enrolment of
more than 20 pupils Miss Easton