Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-08-28
IN TOWN AND OUT

TENDER 2d.-Adv.
Jos. Bosch has returned from q
trip to Chicago with cattle.
DR.. c. o. Smith spent Tuesday in
Hazelton doing dental work.
John Bader was up from the Wi
mona neighborhood Monday on bust.
ness.
Gottlieb Schatz, the Temvik mer-
chant. was in Linton Friday on bust
ness.
Mr.. an Mrs. VIM. Pagel spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles De
Witt at Temvik.
John Wolfer came down from
Temvik Tuesday for 4 short visit
with Linton relatives.
10 Let on Shares-Three quarter
section of hay land. Apply to John
Blore, Winona. N. D.-Adv.
Attorney Harry Lynn will go to
Bismarck today to remain several
days, attending to legal matters.
Mrs. j. D. Fuller and the children
returned this week from an extend
ed visit at the old home in Wiscon-
sin.
Miss Lucy Bowler will leave for
her Glendale home. after two
weeks'visit with her sister in Lin
ton.
s. F. Brindle, one of the pioneers
of the Hazelton country, spent Fri
day OF last week in Linton on bust
ness.
Don. l.. Tracy. the photographer.
will he at Hazelton August Doth
and Both to do photography work.
Adv.
Ladies'! We have just received a
nicelo of Midsummer Felts. Pric-
es to suit.-Mrs. VIM. Raven e Co.
Adv.
Harold Gillespie will soon leave
for'Forbes, this state. where he will
secure employment. in a newspaper
Office.
W. W. Wilcox. the cattleman, re-
turned yesterday from Chicago.
where he had shipped some stock to
market:
Miss May Raven left yesterday
for the northern part Of the state.
where she will teach school this
winter.
Jacob Munsch, living southwest of
town, was in Linton yesterday and
purchased a large gas engine for
farm work.
For fresh dry batteries; 30x3, BOX
31a and 32x3l1a inner tubes and cas-
inga; tool boxes. etc.. see r. B. r.
vine.-Adv.
Milton Culbertson returned home
yesterday from Minneapolis, where
he had been spending several days
on business.
Banker e. A. Grain. Miss Lucille
and Mr.. Grains father spent Tues
day at the mouth of Beaver creek on
q short outing.
Merchant and Mrs. Klabunde
drove down from Hazelton Tuesday
lin the Klabunde car, returning home
the same afternoon.
Theodore Lane, who has been
working at Moorhead. Mimi,
arrived home Tuesday night for a
visit with his parents.
Banker Edward Braddock. Of the
German-American Bank, is spending
the week in Chicago attending to
some business matters.
Philip Schatz left Friday for his
home at Temvik. from which place
he accompanied relatives on short
auto trip to northern points.
A. N. Junge, Of the Bazaar, store,
and Frank Streeter. of the Record,
drove to Bismarck by auto Saturday
returning home Sunday night.
Notice. No hunting will be
allowed on land owned or controlled
by me- without my permission. -
Ray Little Tempik, N. ID. Adv.
Mrs. C. L. Wood and Miss Luella
Wood will leave the last of the weeI,
for their home in Minneapolis, after
an extended Wait with Linton rela.
tf9ea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Helmeke
Walter Mewing and Miss Zelds
Hageman were party of Lintor
espeople who spent Sunday on a fish.
ing excursion mt the river.
A minor auto accident Sunday de.
aged some of the Bismarck ball
players SO long that the game was
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