Emmons County record., 1913-05-01
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A'SW SniAoAHS LUZ tIle DaSe.Dnll
team have beer ordered.
Henry Bloom. of Pollock, was a
Linton visitor yesterday.
H. Il. Hanson received another
carload of Fords last week.
If you want to buy Barbed- Wire
or Nails see W. e. Petrie.-Adv.
Miss Jennie Shenkenberger spent
Sunday with relatives in Iemvik.
Charles Lipps was in from his
Omio home day before yesterday.
Five-room house and large garden
for rent. Apply to E. H. Smith. -
Adv.
F. B. Streeter leaves to-day for a
short business visit to the Twin
Cities.
David Calhoun. the Temvik hotel
man, was a Linton business-visitor,
Friday.
John Horner was at Eureka, yes.
terday. attending to some business
affairs.
Mrs. j. H. Fischer, of Miles City,
Mont. is here this week, the guest of
relatives.
Commissioner Andrew Hansen of
the Hazelton country spent Sunday
in Linton.
A beautiful new line of summer
hats are being shown at the Ladies'
Store. ADV.
A few cold days and some pretty
windy ones have been the portion Of
this neighborhood of late.
We understand that Andreas
Kelsch has purchased the Jos. Eberle
residence in north Linton.
A number Of Temvik people were
in Linton, Monday night, to attend
the show at the opera-house.
States Attorney Lynn and Sheriff
Kyes were in southwestern En-
mons, Tuesday, on legal business.
French Tips are the newest things
in plumes. The Ladies' Store is
showing a beautiful line Of them
Adv.
U. S. Commissioner Harry Lynn
was in Hazelton, Friday of last week,
on business connected with his
office.
MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Rhodes, of
Mallard, Iowa. are here visiting with
their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Hageman.
A private coach containing anum-
ber of N. P. railway officials was
attached to the regular train Tues
day night.
VIM. S. Ferry and family drove
up from strasburg Monday night by
automobile to attend the show at the
opera-house.
Charles Gillespie. Walter Mewing
and Florence and Matt Gillespie
made a trip by automobile to Hazel.
ton, Sunday.
Hugo Littig, employed in the
First National Bank. left yesterday
noon for Oelwein, Iowa. his old
home. for a visit.
Rev. Schulz, Of Ashley, will be ir
Linton today (Thursday), and will
preach at 10:30 a. m. in the German
Lutheran church.
If you miss the play. Girl Of
Eagle Ranch, you will miss a treat
Seven players in the company. Spec
ial scenery. ADV.
Mrs. A. D. Prouty and Mrs. Glenn
Prouty. of Pollock, have been visit.
ing with Linton friends for severa
days the past week.
Harold Gillespie drove the Gil.
lespie motorcycle to Hazelton, Sun.
day, to deliver it to Glen Baker, oi
that place. who purchased it.
Attorney Charles S. Lane is agar
able to be about town, and is almost
completely recovered from his auto
mobile accident of two weeks ago.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hardt and
fseinhold Tempel drove to Lintor
last Ihursday, from their Temvil
homes, III M. Ohlhauser's automobile
Girl of Eagle Ranch. a pictur
( ing OF life on the plains. will appear
al the opera-house Tuesday night
May 9Th. Prices 80. 35 and rs cents
ADV.
Attorney IA. r. Moore, Of Mime
apolis, one Of the attorneys Of tht
Hackney -Boynton Land CO. wa.
in Linton, Thursday night of las
week, on legal business.
Morford q Hagermans the Hart
ford auctioneers. were ii Linton !
couple of days this week. They ar,
arranging to chip, in day er two
several carloads Of scrap-ironE which
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