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

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John Ennaas If southwestern En-:
mons, Mas visitor in | inton las,
lllaasiay IL WAS a soldier in tbe
"M With SPAN. serving in Com.
PANS Eighteenth L $. Infantry
selien Tracy Of l,ale. was IN Lin.
'gn day before YESTERDAY to get .
load Of feed for some Of the cattle
a9longine y W W. Wilcox. which
aug eing cared fur at the Ed Nc
saugb.
lNe Vacuum Washer. hest an the
nlnNet, sold by Mrs. Marion Coon.
IA northwest Linton. Call and se..
i ~cik,ar she Will gladly 90 To your
'i9i'le all,i shaw yon. Price 81 "a
Mrs Marion Don. Adv.
Hank Bloom, the popular auto
ilNerNman ef Pollock was in Linton
t'may. irlnging travelling man
from Pollock. The roads were pret-
u muddy. bal he plowed through
Win ms auto, Just the same.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank koll and
children, Of lIazelton. were in Lin
ton night before last on their way Ia
orr l'eige Iowa, for a VISIT with
| Aif Nell $ relatives They left YES
teriiay noon, Via the Milwaukee
Mrs l.. u Sccman and son re.
turned to their home in Linton, YES
ttf'iag. after pending the winter on
TIE Farllic coast During the last
couple of weeks they have been Wis.
ltlng friends in the Twin Cities.
Inc German Raptists of nton
ahe vicinity will build church. 1t
VIII he situated ON the west side of
north Nam street The pastor is the
Rev. \ H. Eerndt. who came here
recently from Bessie, Oklahoma.
Another furry Of snow, the past
week, and a little touch of cold
weather, but nothing serious. Farm
ers have been hard at work through
| out the county, and a considerable
acreage has already been seeded.
A card to the Record from Joe
l.herle conveys the intelligence that
he Is now at Portland, Oregon, and,
as ne expresses it, he has seen lots
OF wonderful things. " He epxects to
return home in couple of weeks.
Sheriff Wallace kyes is having a
porch built on his house. Just south
of the court house. and there, in the
SUNNY summer evenings to come, the
genial sheriff may be seen smoking
the pipe Of peace or the piece Of
pipe.
Several Linton people attended a
dance at the Mel ulley home. north
OF Linton, Saturday night. Among
those who went from here were
Messrs. F.l lIalscy. Tom O'Brien
and Harry LINN and Miss Mildred
Lam
l'he Ilaggard e Maonev ranch at
Canton has suffered heavily in the
| loss Of hay as a resHlt of the flooding
ioi the Missouri river. More than
.a'Hi tons Of hay We're washed away
| The cattle were all driven To high
ground and saved
| Mcssfs I,eaic. klanbunde. Hewitt
and Or. Montieth We're llazeton
ll'roemasons VINO were in Linton.
tuesday night, TO attend lodge
Their train was several hours late,
and lodgc-wnrS waS not taken up
until after | O'Clock
We have just received a large
and beautiful line Of new Spring
hats, for safe AT reasonable prices
This -'oek has been personally SCI
!ee'ea 10y p.,rse'NrS 10 the lwln Ut
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i'aa 'ols9n. tlyln2 east OF llh'on.
Mis- taken before the Insanity Board
iasl wees ald pronounced insane
pePt'ls ahel1i' jones took hlm to-
jamestown THURSDAY " last week
VI 4 s'il seemed harmless enough,
l'l' haa|hesn acting " very l'ecul'ar
h'a''i'sf.
Goose hunters haze been active