Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-29

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Stanley Kurtz, George Chase and
Bert Thompson.
For Sale Cheap. Two secondhand
Fords. One 1918 model, run less
than 1000 miles. One 1912, in good
shape. H. H. Hanson. ADV.
R. U. Brown, the Temvik auction
eer, spent a day CIR two in Linton
last week on business. Elsewhere
in this issue will be found Mr..
Browns announcement as an auc-
tioneer.
For Sale.--Superior quality clo-
ver-basswood blend honey. Send
for price list and other information.
Satisfaction guar anteed. The Hof-
mann Apiaries. GAINESVILLE, Mimi,
Route lady.
Take look at the new advertise
ment Of the Lair Sales Co., of Bis
marck. Mr.. L. is great believer
in the power of advertising and will
be pretty regular advertiser in the
Record from now on.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wudtke are
the parents of girl born at their
home 81 miles northeast of Linton
Sunday. January 25th. This is the
seventeenth child, eleven of which
are living. born to this couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Davis, who
have been visiting friends in the
Temvik country for couple of
weeks, were in Linton day before
yesterday on their way to Aberdeen
where they are spending the winter.
John M. Schneider has thirteen
year-old brother from the Strasburg
country visiting him at his home in
Linton while being treated by DR..
Wolverton for valvular heart disease,
following a bad case of infiammatory
rheumatism.
A Good Tip to the Prospective Buy
er: Buying an automobile is like
buying home. You may be able
to buy ten-room house, but the
question is. are you able to furnish
and maintain same9 Buy a Ford
NOW. There will be a shortage
later n.--Adv.
The next meeting of the Omio
Ladies Aid Society will be held in
the Omin church on February 4th.
where dinner will be served to all
who come TO work on the church.
1t is desired to finish the interior
work without delay.
Arthur Lundgren, of the Brad
dock country. died Thursday of last
week at his home. Archie Nelson
and Robert Liversage brought the
body to Linton Saturday and il was
shipped from here to the OLD hon e.
in South Dakota for burial.
Another business change in Linz
ton this week is the purchase of the
Chris. Wolfer store by John Wolfer.
for several years agent for the Good
ridge-Call Lumber Co., at Temvik.
The new proprietor is to take pos
session the first of the month.
Pm. Nelson, a resident of the
Rraddock neighborhood. spent Mon
day in Linton visiting with friends.
He brought the parents of Arthur
Lundgren, the young man who died
last week of pneumonia, to Linton
to take the train to I heir home in
South Dakota.
Karl Meier, Of Strasburg, is ex-
pected home tonight from the hos
pital in Bismarck where he has un-
dergone two operations in the past
two weeks in connection with his at
tack of appendicitis which nearly
got the best Of him couple If
months ago. He is getting along
nicely.
The last dance to be given this
season by the local dancing club will
be given at the opera house on Fri
day. February 9Th. There is ia small
sum of money in The treasury and
this will go towards defraying the
expenses of this last dance. Hence,
the tickets will probably cost some
fifteen or twenty cents only. A
fve-piece orchestra will furnish the
music.
Eureka Post: Friends of Henry
B. Zenk of Hague will be sorry to
learn that his wife is in very poor
health and that it is thought best
for her to saek treatment in a Dem
yer, Colorado, sanitarium in the
hope of restoring her health. Mrs.
Zenk and her sister. who is q nurse.
expect to start for Denver the last
of this week.
The Twin City newspapers carried
the news last week that the North
Tern Pacific directors had decided to
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