Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-11-13
IN TOWN AND OUT

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ord Office.
Carl Althof'was up from Winons
last week. ~
Fred Welker was up from his
home in the Dale country Monday.
DR.. ]. j. Poort, of Strasburg,
was in Linton Monday on business.
Ray Little was down from Temvik
/. Tuesday.
George Tennan was up from
Winona yesterday.
Warren Mandigo was down from
Braddock Saturday.
A large pelican for sale, worth ss5,
now $50 if taken at once. Mrs. w.
S. Ferry, Strasburg, N. D. ADV.
DR.. G. o. Smith spent Tuesday
looking after defective teeth down
= .. ~ s.4f
at Strasburg. $500, 80.
Ladies! Hats madesto order and
hats made over at Mrs. VIM. Raven
& Co.,s.-Ady.
Mrs.AsB. Benson. eof the Hazelton
country, was the guest of.Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Reemts several days the
past week.
Theo. Doughty, representing the
Children's Home of Fargo, was in
Linton last week collecting for that
institution.
Carl Roman has sold his house in
West Linton to Joseph Keller. who
will be interested with Matt. Lipp
in the meat-market business.
Cliff. Putnam, of Dale, was here
Monday to meet Mrs. P, who had
been visiting withfrelatives at Brad
dock. a ~
For Sale. Seven sets Of good
work-harnesses very cheap. Call II
mile southwest Of Temvik. Sted-
! man Bros.--Adv.
The Misses Palma :Gomsrud and
Martha Radtke, teachers in the the
Winona district, were in Linton
yesterday.
-.
Henry Rensselaer,, who lives al
Ieola, S. D., has been in the Linton
neighborhood the past week visiting
relatives.
.. B. Wittmayer. auditor Of Camp.
bellcounty. South Dakota. has been
in Linton since Monday on business
and to visit with relatives.
Frank Swanson, of Telnvik. war
in Linton Saturday Of last week,
He has rented his place and will &c
to Norway to spend the coming
winter.
Have you tried that white Lily
FIonr'' which the Bazaar handlesl
1t is a product Of the Temvik mill
.and is making friends wherever it
( is sold.-Adv.
Mrs. P. j. Wittmayer and her
daughter Elma are at Tyrone. Ar
kansas. Mrs.W was called Their
by the serious illness Of her mother
Mrs. Christina Niesch.
Although the daily papers report
a terrific blizzard raging all owe,
the east and almost. to the Misaissip
pi river, the weather locally is ideal
We had snow much earlier last year
A. j. Magrum, of Temvik. wash
Linton Tuesday closing up some
business matters prior to going eas1
to spend the winter. He will 60 4
Toledo. Ohio, from here.
Mrs. 2. SHEER is visiting her son-in
Law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Allan, and last, but not least
that new and only grandson. up a
h Tuttle, in Kiider county. Blu
Grand-daddy Peter saw him first
There will be a basket social il
the Bachmeier school-honsa No. /
Winona district, Saturday evening
Nov. 22d. The schools taught b!
the Misses Palma Gomsrud AM
Martha Radtke are. giving it.
MIR. and Mrs. W. o. Irwin wer
called suddenly to the home Of Mi
Irwin's parents, Brandon. Wis, b.
a telegram announcing that hi
mother had been stricken Wit
paralysis. The lady isover sevent
years of age.
Sunday services at the Methods
Episcopal church will be as Follows
Sunday morning: 10 o'clock. Sur
q desr srtnnl ~ 4 II 0sc1oek nfeaciainn