Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-15
IN TOWN AND OUT

very liberal for the reason that he
wasn't prepared for such bunch of
settlers as the Rock Springs country
has received the past year.
Miss Hortense Kalberer, of Hazel
ton, came down Monday and will be
employed in the office of the county
auditor.
VIM. Haag, clerk in the Vorlan-
!!der drug store, spent Sunday with
relatives and friends at his former
home, Eureka.
Jos. Kraft. of Harvey. this state.
was in Linton the first of the " eek
on his way to Strasburg to visit rel
atives. He formerly lived in this
county
The :noving-picture show last
night was in the nature of benefit
for the local basketball teams. All
above expenses went to the club
treasury.
F. P. and Peter Droog, of the
Hull neighhorhood, were in Linton
yesterday to have auction bills
printed for sale they will have late
in the month.
john Stiles, of the firm of Carig-
nan Il Stiles, Indian traders at Fort
Yates. returned home Thursday of
last week after a couple of days.
business visit in Linton.
Milton Culbertson, who has been
employed in Minneapolis during the
winter, returned Thursday of last
week to Linton and will remain here
for the present. at least.
A little snow, little warm wealth
err ard little cold weather has
been the past weeks offering. On
the whole, it has been above the az.
erage for this time of year.
Xavier Junge. local agent Of the
Occidens Elevator Co., returned
Thursday of last week from Mandan
where he spent couple of days on
business with the company,
Don't pay more than $55O.O0 for q
car. Save the extra 100000 to $500
and have it for running expenses.
You don't need to mortgage your
home to buy q Ford. ADV.
| The Misses Tillie Thomas and Ka-
tie Schultz. of the Strasburg coun.
try, were here over night Monday.
While in Linton they had some den.
tai work done by DR.. C. u. Smith.
1 Mrs. M. W. Peterson and Mrs,
Alfe Gouldt and little daughter, all
Of Aberdeen, returned home Mon.
day after a short visit with their
brother, John 5henkenberger, and
his wife.
Mrs. p. j. Dawson and little
daughter, Blanche, returned tt
their home at Glendale yesterday
| after fortnight's visit at the home
of Mrs. Dawson's daughter. Mrs. F
| B. Streeter.
The first reminder of the 1914 polit
ical season in this county comes THU
week with the announcement of II
w. Allen, of Braddock. for re.elec
tion to the position of state senator
from this district.
This week the Record carries ,
couple Of new display advertisements
one for the Occident people and on
for VIM. Gearin, who is conducting
a wood-worker's shop across tn
street from the depot.
Edw. Braddock, president Of tn
Gcrman-American Bank leaves TO
Fargo Tuesday to attend the meet
ing of the North Dakota Stat
J Bankers association of which he
a member Of the executive council
g Does it mean anything to you t
3 be able to get extras from you
local dealer rather than have to wal
> for parts for several days or week
Ford dealers in this county mus
s carry $500. 90 worth of extras at al
times enough to make a complet
). car.-Adv.
Born. Monday morning, to Mi
and Mrs. Matt Lipp, Of Linton.
boy. Mother and son in good health
!. Matt. most be excused for fe,
days if he goes to giving donbl
weight when selling you steak Il
: the evening meal.
"St. Elmo" the well.known pla
founded on the novel Of the sam
name. was the offering Of Manage
Turner to his patrons at the operl
Z house Monday night. A stron
! cast Of six people presented II
play, the plot of which is not a ran
bling makeshift. hut an interestin
y an1 orderly sequence of .events. ia
lei Apologize. owner of the show ar
d lleading man, far ontshone any act,
f that has appeared on the local star