Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-03-19
THE LINTON MARKETS.
Wheat. No. Northern. IS
No. 2 Northern. ......

r. C. Burlingame was down from
Temvik Thursday on business.
L. L. Mastel, a Strasburg business
man. spent yesterday in Linton on
business.
Thos. Kelly, the Hazelton old
timer, spent Thursday Of last week
in Linton.
Dressmaking at home. Apply to
Miss Bertha Heerwad at the Linton
House. Adv.
The Fairview Farmers Club will
meet at the j. II. Jennings home on
Wednesday, March 25th.
Mrs. Andrew Nathan. of Sand
Greek was i'll last week, and required
the services of physician.
Just Received: A shipment of Wy
oming coal. Try a load of it.
Goodridge-CaIl Lumber Co.-Adv. !
Born. To Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Pfeifer, living 8 miles northwest of
Linton. son. Friday. March 18th.
All we'll.
Buy a Maxwell and get REAL
automobile and you won't need a
couple of hundred dollars for re-
pairs.-Adv.
Mrs. Wendein Kramer, of Grass
ner, received treatment for some
eye trouble at the Wolverton hos
pital Tuesday.
A shadow social will be given at
the Temvik school-house Friday
evening March 9th, the proceeds to
be used for school necessities.
Joe Fettig. the Strasburg butcher.
underwent an operation for the re-
moval of tumor from his neck at
the local hospital last Monday.
The weather remains hetter than
good for this time of year. A little
wind one or two days, but the
weather has been generally warm.
Mrs. C. j. Seek, of the Braddock
neighbarhood, was in Linton last
Friday to have her eyes examined
and glasses fitted by DR.. Wolverton.
Mrs. Jacob Kicker returned to her
home 10 miles east of Linton last
Thursday, after two weeks stay at
the local hospital. following an
operation.
For car costing around thous-
and dollars. nothing skins" the
BUICK. Call around and we'll
show you why. Northwestern Mo-
tor Co.-Adv.
j. II. Jones, of Temvik, was in
Linton Thursday of last week on his
way home from Aberdeen where nc
had been visiting the family Of j. B
DAVIS for several days.
Joe Baumgartner, who resides
midway between Strasburg and Lin
ton is receiving treatment at the
local hospital this week for a severe
case of blood-poisoning.
Fred Keller, who purchased the
Wittmayer home in the old towr
last fall, recently sold it to the
Northwestern Auto Company in {
deal for a new automobile.
Bishop Tyler, Of Fargo, recentl,
transferred 10 this state to take the
place Of Bishop Mann, from Mary
land, will hold services in the Epis
copal church on Thursday night Ito
night.
". l.. Bales, early pioneer O
southern Emmons, now making hi
home with his son in Pollock, spen
a couple of days this week the CUES
of Attorney Charles Coventry ant
family.
Attorney Charles Coventry is be
coming acquainted with the intri
cacies Of automobiling. He recent
" became the owner of the auto
mobile formerly owned by Gottleil
Bechtle.
w. S. Casselman, F. B. Streeter
III. Fl. Hanson and j. r. Snyde
made an automobile trip to the WI
mona country Thursday of last week
The roads were none too good TO
auto travel.
Adum Jangula returned Frida
night from Fargo where he ha
gone to look at an automobile whic
he proposed to purchase. The ca
did not suithim. however. and here
turned without it.
Peter v. Wolf. an old-timer of th
Westfield neighborhood. underwear
an operation. Tuesday. for chroni
appendicitis and intestinal adhe
sions, from which trouble he ha
been suffering for long time.
Anna, 13-year-old daughter 3
John Horner. living east of Lintor
underwent a successful operatio
for chronic appendicitis and adhe
sions last Thursday. She will r
turn to her home Saturday OF th
week.
A letter from D. r. Streeter
the Record conveys the inforlnatio
that he has purchased two or thrt
lots in Lynn Haven, Fla, which al
planted to various kinds of tropic
fruits. He will improve the san
and arrange a place for himself
spend some Of the colder months