Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-05-29

of q muddy ditch which resulted in
an hours tugging around to get out
| of the mud.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. Rowerdink, of the
Westfeld country. were in Linton
yesterday.
/ Fl. A. Hirning, a Hague business
man, was in Linton Friday and Sat-
urday of last week attending to some
business matters.
Charlie Paulson and Vincent Shier
are busy this week kalsomining the
bachelor apartments" over the
First National Bank.
Miss Edith Faulkrod, who has
been employed at the Ladies Store
in Linton. has resigned her position
here and will leave soon.
Ben Klabunde and 5. A. Mikal-
son were down from Hazelton yes
terday. They made the trip in the
new Klabunde Overland.
| Miss STREET, one of the teachers in
the Linton schools. left Saturday for
her home in Michigan, after COM
plotting a successful term.
August Norain, the shoe maker,
was seriously i'll couple Of days
this week, having been poisoned by
eating some boiled ham.
/ We nave a fine assortment of
Screen Windows and Screen Doors.
Come in and let lis fix you out
Temvik Lumber Yard. ADV.
| Franz Tempel. of the Temvik Lum-
Der Company, was in Linton Monday
on his way to Strasburg, Hague and
iceland for couple of days bust
ness trip.
| There will be special moving
picture show Friday night of this
week at s p. nj. Pictures appropri-
ate to Memorial Day. Dance after
show. Adv.
Born.-Thursday. May 22d, to Mr..
and Mrs. John Hornef, a boy. Moth
er and son in goeyhealth and John
is setting up the cigars with glad
smile on his face.
Miss Peterson, who has been
teaching in Linton the past winter,
" finished her school last week and de-
parted Saturday for her home al
Cottonwood, Mimi.
i A number of local Freemasons will
go by auto Sunday to Fargo to at.
tend the Masonic Home coming and
Shrine Jubilee which will continue
through next week.
SHOW is the time to fix the leak or
your barn or house. We have or
hand alll kinds of Rubber Roofing
Come in and look it over. Temvik
Lumber Yard.--Adv.
Several days of rains and la
ter warm weather have been the
experience of this locality during
the past week. Weather condition.
remain ideal for crops.
Carl Vorlander is now the posses
sor of the five-passenger Hupmobilt
which was recently driven out from
Minneapolis by Frank Streeter. tn.
j local Hupmobie agent.
4 A. w. Quasi. who has been EN-
: -ployed in the Wolfer>6tore in Linton
has resigned hik position and will q
+ to Bismarck tdg@ork for French
I WEIGH, the hardwaremen.
Raphael Volk drove up from Stras
], burg Tuesday for a few hours. Mr.
E Lucking, the young gentleman VIII
is pitching for the Strasburg base
ball team, accompanied him.
G. w. Birbeck, the Temvik black
smith, was in Linton Thursday o
last week on his way home from
Pierre, S. d., where he had beef
called by the Hines of sister.
Ladiesl We have just received
large order of Midsummer Hats
k latest styles and prices to suit, ais
hats made to order and hats mad
over. Mrs. VIM. Raven & Co. ADV
H. II. Hanson, the local For
!, agent. received another consignment
of Ford cars this week. Among tn
new owners now are Sheriff Wallac
Kyes and Postmaster Thomas Jonel
Wednesday night of next wee
Manager Turner will provide hi
moving liictnre patrons with one {
those popular Intlian pictures, iii
Daughter of the Red Skins. -.Ad,
b Mrs. Snyder, mother Of Count
Auditor John Snyder and of Or. !.
+. Snyder, of Hazelton, returned
her home in Linton last week aftt
spending the winter with relativ,
f in Missouri.
Elmer Anderson returned Monds
from q business visit to SaIby, S. 10
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