Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-08-28
behind bumped into the crippled
auto and both received damage.

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auto and both received damage.
| Lost.-My brown and white Llew-
ellen bird-dog. Had collar on with
name when he left town. Reward
for his return.-W. o. Irwin. ADV.
Matt. Lipp. living southwest of
Linton. has purchased the meat
market formerly conducted by Fred
kelsch and takes possession this
week.
Kicker & Pfeifer, owners of the
meat market which had been run
for several months by G.. Bertheau,
have again taken charge of the
place.
Mrs. G. H. Acheson and daughter
! were up from their home in the
Dale neighborhood Saturday for
short visit with Linton friends and
relatives.
John Meier. of the First National
Bank, arrived in Linton yesterday,
after spending two-weeks' visit
with his mother at the old home, Ar
cadia, Wis.
| Xavier Junge. who is buying
grain at a small station west of the
river on the Cannon Ball branch of
the N. P. spent Sunday with his
family in Linton.
| John Klaudt, of Iceland. arrived
in Linton yesterday and will accept
a position with the Bazaar store left
vacant by the resignation last week
of Chris. Zachar.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. O. Irwin went to
Bismarck Saturday morning in the
Irwin car, returning home next day.
Mrs. Irwin went there to receive
treatment for eye-trouble.
| Several Linton people are talking
of going to Eureka by auto today to
be on hand for concert and dance
to be given by Frank Sutherland's
Eureka band and orchestra.
Miss Edna Mclaughlin, daughter
of Mrs. E. F. Savage, of the Dana
country, is in the city-this- week, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Irvine.
She arrived here Friday night.
Oscar Pohl. nephew of Carl Vor-
lander. came up from Hague Satur-
day, after having been in that town
for couple of months, and Monday
left for Bismarck, where he will Sc
cure employment.
| The infant daughter, Bertha, of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Fried. of EN-
r1onsburg, died Tuesday after a
short illness and was buried at En-
monsburg yesterday. Rev. Timm-
Ike had charge Of the funeral.
| Mrs. H. o. Batter, Mrs S. A. Mix
alison, Miss Olive McManus and Miss
Matte Kurtz we're Hazelton young
ladies who drove to Linton Monday
night in the Kurtz car to attend the
benefit moving-picture show for the
hand.
Mr.. w. b. Kyes and daughter,
Mrs. Woods, and the lady's two
SONS, are visiting Linton relatives
this week. Their home is at Elwell.
Mich. Mr.. Kyes is the father Of
Sheriff Wallace Kyes and of Mrs.
Wallace Petrie.
Thrashing is on in full blast in
many parts of the county. A ma
chine has been working for some
time just east of town on some of
the Haggard fields. Many of the To-
calities Of the county are showing a
4 very good yield.
States Attorney Geo. Lynn,
accompanied by his wife and
daughter and Attorney Charles Gov
entry. drove to Bismarck Tuesday
by auto to allow the gentlemen to
attend to some legal matters and
the ladies to do some shopping.
Comrade d. B. Mitchell, Of Adell,
|; Iowa, is visiting Within daughter,
4 Mrs. II. e. Paul in Linton. Mr..
4 Mitchell was a member Of the Eff
teenth Iowa Volunteers during the
1 Civil War. He recently returned
| from a visit to points in Oregon.
i II. N. Turner, Of the Turner
1 House, pulled off a little speed stunt
Tuesday which undoubtedly made
the heart glad of one who had
missed the train at Linton. A trav.
cling man who was very anxious to
4 go south on Tuesday IS train got his
wires crossed in some way and was
about fifteen minutes behind time.
He got MIR. Turner 10 take him
down the line by auto in an attempt
4 to catch the train, They reached
a Strasburfg just as the train was
pulling out and continued on their
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