Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-04-09

getting a good building. and iha
there will he no fault with the work
manship. MIR. Lovo's hest recon,
mendation is his work.
Deputy Grand Master Turner, o
Dickinson. will be in Linton Tues
day evening. April l4th. to attend
meeting of the local chapter of Free
masons. All members are reoueste,
to attend this meeting.
The Imp Company went to Eng
land and rented Cheapstone CastI,
to take "Ivanhoe. The pictur,
will be shown Wednesday. Apri
18th, at the Electric Theatre. ];
and Is cents. ADV.
Mesdames f. j. Pietz. Harry Pc
trie and H. E. Paul and Miss I.uell;
Schilling went to Bismarck last wecl
to attend play in the new auditori
UNI. Miss Schilling will remain il
Bismarck for the present.
VIM. Baxt.r. former count,
commissioner. WAS in Linton ihi.
week. He attended the leasing OF
school lands Tuesday and represent.
ed the farmers' telephone company
! in some business coming before thu
county commissioners.
John Rowerdink, at one time =
Linton resident and who received
much of his education in the Lintnr
schools was here the first of the
week. Johnnie is married and owns
fine farm down in the Westficld
country.
Editor James Mccormick, of the
Braddock News. spent Tuesday and
yesterday at the county seat. The
News has recently been enlarged to
an SPACE paper and the McCormicks
are giving Rraddock the best paper
it ever had.
wish to inform my customers
that my millinery store will he open
until after the show Saturday night
so that the party winning the hat at
! the show will be enabled to at once
choose the hat. without waiting I'M
til the following week. Mrs. VIM.
Raven & Co. ADV.
Mike Kaiser, the genial Braddock
auto-liveryman. that makes this
town occasionally in nice weather,
brought a load of Braddock gentle
man to Linton Tuesday to assist in
boosting the prices paid for hay land
when the school lands we're leased.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Petrie re-
turned to Linton last week after hav-
ing spent the winter months on the
coast and in travelling. Mr.. Grain.
who accompanied them, stopped at
Minneapolis and returned Tuesday.
Miss Lucille will visit with Mime
apolis relatives until after Easter.
w. Rodenberg and Peter Bor, two
of the leading lights of the Overland
Telephone Company. spent Tuesday
in Linton On business. These gen.
tlemen are two of those most re-
sponsible for the wonderful manner
in which this farmers line has been
coming to the front.
Aberdeen American: Mrs. Quinn
Noyes, of Hartford. N. d., arrived
in the city this evening to spend a
week or SO in the city visiting Mr..
and Mrs d. S. Bower and daughter,
Mrs. Guy G. DeShon. Mrs. Noyes
is on her way to her old home at
Mondamin. Iowa.
Elsewhere appears the treasurer's
statement of the financial condition
Of the village of Linton. II will be
seen that the finances are in excel
tSAG oihpSs diulOs' uS euflCH Ilutiey
still being on hand as was secured
from the county treasurer for the
1913 tax.
j. w. George. who took the place
of Auditor Tussey upon the latter's
death, as auditor for the Dakota
Central Telephone COMPANY, was in
Linton Tuesday. Mr.. George states
that his company has watched with
interest the recent change in local
municipal government. He was
here TO see what disposition the To-
cal people will have in granting the
telephone company a franchise pro-
vided the company would in turn
make some needed improvements in
local equipment and service. He
expects to return again later after
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