Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-10-23

will appear nearly every week from
now on.
Did you zee those Leather Novel;
ties at Smith Studio? Ii not, ask
about them the next time yon are
in.-Adv.
| Born.-Saturday, Oct. 1Sth,t Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Allin, at futile, this
state. son. Mother and son are in
good health. Mrs. Allin was form
erly Miss Mamie Shier, of this place.
Ladiesl For the next thirty days
we will give as per cent discount In
order to reduce our large stock. This
! Is strictly all New Stock and Latest
I, Styles. Mrs. VIM. Raven & Co..
Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. Batter.
Misses Reedy. McManus. Capelle
and HIM and H. W. Batter were
Hazelton people who autoed to Lin
! ton Friday night to take in the
dance.
John Wilde. of this county. took
the first premium for Minnesota No.
IL corn at the Bismarck Exposition.
There's nobody in the state more
successful as corn-raiser than Mr..
Wilde.
F. B. Streeter received this week
a new 1914 Hupmobile equipped
with self-starter, electric lights and
all the other modern improvements.
The car will be used as a demon
strator.
An epidemic of whooping cough
has taken possession of the families
in the Westtield neighborhood. Lin
ton physicians have been on the
jump answering calls from that
country.
The Ladies' Store has beautiful
new line of Fall and Winter MILL
merry. Call and see what extensive
quality and style you will receive
for your money. Miss Speker,
trimmer.-Adv.
| Hubert Coffield. who has been
working in the harvest fields ofLoRan
county, was in Linton this week on
his way to his home at Dale after a
successful season. He was driving
q team overland.
I Mrs. H. Backhaus and daughter.
Miss Frieda, left last week via the
Northern Pacific for Bismarck.
Later they intend to go to Iowa to
visit with relatives at different
points in that state.
Lost: A pocket-book, one of the
/ German-American souvenir kind.
Contained two $40 bills and some
change. Finder will be amply re-
warded for returning same to the
Record office. ADV.
Vincent Hoffarth of Bismarck was
in Linton Friday night on his way
home. He is stationary engineer.
He had been down in the southern
part or the county for several weeks
running a thrashing-e ngine.
| The mercury took a sudden drop
Monday night and Jack Frost got to
his work in great shape. The coal
dealers have been on the jump as q
result and general preparations for
real winter are being made.
| Mrs. A. N. Junge received The
ironing board which Manager Tur'
ner gave away last Monday night al
the moving picture show. Besides
every woman attending received {
cake of toilet-soap as a present.
Jacob Schlichenmeier, living a few
miles northwest Of Linton, was TAX
en- to a hospital at Bismarck yester.
; day morning to be operated upor
, for appendicitis. He was accom-
J panied by his cousin, David kreig
The T. W. Britts residence JUS
west of the depot has been sold t,
] C. Green, and Mr.. Britts has pur
: chased the Stella Johnson stor,
! building and will move it on som,
property near his old home which h,
still retains.
Fred, eau came over from tn,
Hartford country Saturday. He i
building new school-house in tina
district ard has it about finished
Miss Eva Williams, Of Madison
Wis, returned with him and will b,
the teacher there.
Leola (McPherson county. s. d.
Herald: Mrs. A. G. Clayton returne,
home from 0rtonyille. Mimi. yester
day, where she went soma time ag
Ito assist in car ing for Mrs. Lyman
!. Clayton, VINO was very sick. We ar
glad TO be able to state that Mrs
Clayton is recovering.
United States Department Of Az
+ riculture. Bureau Of Animal Indus
try. Fort Yates. N. ID, Oct. q, 1913
Mr.. John Blore, Winona, N. IN.
Dear Sir: You are advised that iii