Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-07-10
IN TOWN. AND OUT

Hazelton ball game at the latter
town last Sunday.
Adolf Quasi has accepted a posi-.
ton with the Goodridge-Call Lum-
Der Co., in their local yards.
Fred eau, formerly of Linton,
but now located in Montana, spent
Monday in Linton on business.
Mrs. VIM. Boswell has been quite
+, i'll the past week. but is somewhat
improved at the present writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Leonard, Of
the Glanavon country, spent Tues
day in Linton on shopping trip.
On and after July /, 1913, the
stores in Pollock, S. d., will close at
8 O'Clock p. M. excepting Satur-
days. ADV.
August Obermeier. of Armour,
S. d., was visiting with his many old
I! friends in Linton this week. and
transacting business.
Next Sunday the Linton ball team
goes to Hazelton for what will prob
badly be the last game of the season
between the two teams.
Have you bought your windows
and door screens yet? If not, let us
show you ours. We have all kinds
and sizes .-Temvik Lumber Yard
Mrs. Mona Tucker. of Ortley, S.
d., who has been visiting Mrs. Bos-
well at the Turner hotel for some
time past, returned home thi week.
Mr.. Turner, Glen Turner, Albert
Tough and the Misses Bowler and
Ethel Fogle and Mrs. Mona Tucker
spent Sunday picnicing at Emmons-
burg.
Memo De Boer and Andrew
Boschker, of Pollock. were in Lin
ton yesterday to transact business
with the board of county commits
sioners.
The Burke Uncle Toms Cabin
shows played in Linton Thursday
night Of last week to large attend
ance. They showed at HazeIton the
next day.
| Messrs. G. A. Lenhart. Levi Balch
and DR.. Geo. Montieth, of Hazelton,
were in Linton Tuesday night to
attend a meeting of the Linton lodge
of Freemason.
| Thor. MAIDEN, of the Winona
country, loaded and shipped from
here Tuesday a carload of household
goods and farm machinery for his
ranch in Montana.
4. Monday of this week was about
the hottest day of the season. Re-
ports as to what the thermometer
said varied, but it was pretty close
to the century mark.
Cement sidewalk has been laid in
front of the Smith & Irvine furli-
ture store, the postoffice and the
Bazaar store. M. and Thos. Coon
have charge of the work.
| Leonard du Heaume made bust.
ness trip to the Winona country the
| first of the week. He states that
| he. was nearly consumed by mos
quites on the return trip.
j The Record is informed that Jens
Nord, farmer living in the Hart
ford country, had patch of 16O
acres of wheat completely hailed out
during the storm of June Both.
H John Mohn was partially over
come by the heat Monday while
working on John Reamer's road
gang. He was brought to town. but
recovered without any serious re-
suits.
i Glen Coonen, who has been located
at Denver. Col, for the past few
lyears, was in Linton Tuesday on his
way to Bismarck, where he will visit
| for short time with his brother, R.
j D. Coonen.
4 Mrs. VIM. Johnson and her broth.
4 er. Jay Smith, left to-day for Roch-
ester. Mimi, where they will visit at
| their old home and where Mrs.
Johnson will secure medical treat
ment for her son.
| An3impromptu dance was given
at the opera house Fourth of July
night which was we'll attended,
principally by those who had been
n celebrating at Hazelton during the
day and had to return on the N. p.
! in9the evening.