Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-02-06
Linton Market Reports.

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Corn. ..........s..... .......--..- D"
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Rye ~
Butter, (table) ............. ~
Butter. (packing) ........... 10
Cream .. .......'..,... ~
VIM. johnson was in from his Om'o
farm yesterday.
Mrs. Amos Yonker spent Sunday
at Strasburg with her husband.
Joseph f. Kopp. of Strasburg
spent Friday of last week in Linton.
Roy Carey and family have been
released from quarantine for small
pox.
For sale.-A good. secondhand
davenport. Apply to Don Tracy.
Adv. -
The Reading Club will meet with
Mrs. A. N. Junge on Friday of this
week.
FRANK A. Barta. the kintyre
banker, spent Monday in Linton on
business.
Mrs. Earle Smith entertained the
Embroidery Club at her home last
Thursday night.
Bert Hoyt left Friday morning of
last week for visit with relatives
at GAINESVILLE. MINI.
Mrs. Charles Carley and Mrs. Alva
Burge spent couple of days last
week shopping at Bismarck.
Herman Sueltz, of the Braddock
country, spent Friday of last week
in Linton attending to business mat
tiers.
Earl Atha and Walter Mew!ng at
tended the Wagner auction sale d.y
before yesterday in the capacity OF
clerks.
John Meier and Walter Mewing
took their second degree work in
the knights of Fythias order Thurs
day night.
G. III. Naramore, clerk in the
county treasurers office, spent Tues
day in Bismarck looking after bust
ness affairs.
Earl Hagerman. of the auctioneer-
ing firm of Morford 4 Hagerman,
was in from the Hartford country on
business Monday.
Attorney H. {. Lynn is spending
few days this week at Braddock.
kintyre and Bismarck attending to
business matters.
Neil Anderson. brother-in-law of
Attorney Scott Cameron, was here
from Antler, N. d.. last week for
visit with his Linton relatives.
Isaac Webb. nephew of Sam
Blower, arriyedhere this week from
Gilbertvile. N. Y, for an extended
visit with North Dakota relatives.
Notice the fine list Of coming at
fractions in Manager Turner's oper-
a-house ad. All are feature films
and will demand great attention.
Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Lammars. of
Westfield, were visiting friends and
attending to business matters at the
county capital on Saturday of last
week.
Fred kelsch, the meat market man
made a trip to Strasburg Monday
to buy some choice stock to be con-
verified into meat for the Linton
population.
A. A. Pollock. one of the old-ti.
mers OF the Pollock neighborhood.
and well known to Linton people.
was transacting business here Friday
of last week.
Miss Luella Schililng and Miss
Lillian Steit entetained number of
Young people at the Schilling home
Satur lay night. The evening was
spent at cards.
Mlsss Peterson and Miss Mark.
two OF the teachers in the Linton
schools, entertained number of
their friends at the Xavier Junge
home one day last week.
The Record is given tc understand
that j. o. Gordon. tailor of Page.
N. d., will arrive in Linton in a
snort time to open an up-to-date
tailor shop at this place.
The members of the orchestra have
been practicing faithfully of late
and Sin of them will furnish a high
order OF music for the dance after
the concert Friday night.
County Auditor John sndyer re-
turned to Linton Tuesday from an
extended visit at ST. Louis. Mo-,
where Mr. Snyders mother has been.
in i'll health for some time.
MIR. ard Mrs. Sweet, of Mansfield,
$. d., uncle and aunt of Landlord
II. N. Turner. arrived in L inton
Tuesday and will spend the week
visiting With their Linton relatives.
A little iouchof pretty cold wealth