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

off by the rocks. Come and see the
new 1914 model. The car for SER
vice. THE best at any price. ADV.
Ira Scroggin, of the up-river coun-
try. autoed to Linton Monday on
business.
John and William Winterberg, of
I the Pollock country, spent Friday of
last week in Linton.
Thos. Mastel. of Mastel, spent
Tuesday in town paving taxes and
transacting other business.
Mrs. Frank Irvine, who has been
teaching schuol near Temvik, is
spending the Christmas vacation
visiting friends and relatives in
Iowa.
Walter Mewing is so far recov-
cred from his recent appendicitis OPP
GRAFTON that he was able to be down
town for few hours Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bum. of Pipestone,
Mimi, parents Of Mrs. H. H. Han
son, left Tuesday for their home, af-
ter a weeks visit with Linton rel
atives.
Miss Kathleen Casson has returned
from Sisseton, S. D.. where she had
been attending school, and is visiting
with home folks for couple of
of weeks.
Jesse Morford, of the Hartford
country. was in Linton yesterday
with a largely-signed petition to the
county commissioners to establish
gopher bounty.
| The Record acknowledges receipt
of a very nifty wall calendar with
the compliments of the First Nation
al Bank. 1t is of perpetual nature
and is of large size.
Mrs. Levi Balch. of the Hazelton
country, and Miss Katie Wolf, liv-
ing near Westfeld, were operated
on by Doctors Wolverton and Poort
at the Wolyerton hospital.
Wanted TO buy herd of dozen
or so lady chickens, foaled last
spring. Also, a hemaIe or shemale
pig mot blind). between 20 and 30
lbs. Apply at Record office.
The Misses Elsie and Laura
Schultz, of the Braddock country.
were in Linton Friday night of last
week on their way to Aberdeen and
other South Dakota points for visit.
4 A.. M. Britts went to Bismarck
yesterday morning to attend a meet
ling of the state board of BARRIERS
examiners of which he was recently
appointed a member by Gov. Hanna.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cleveringa
and VIM. and Winnie Dyk, the first
two living in Strasburg and the
others living near that place. were
Linton visitors Monday afternoon.
j. E. Holsti, of the Braddock coun-
try, was in Linton yesterday, from
a three-weeks' trip to Watertown.
4 Brockings and other South Dakota
towns. He returned home Tues.
day.
4 The Record is in receipt of a beau.
! tiful art calendar for 1914 gotten
out by the First Bank of Linton
The title of the picture is SOFTLY
the Evening Came" and is amaster'
piece.
Mrs. F. M. Burge spent Christmas
J with her husband, who is taking
medical treatment in one of the
Bismarck hospitals. He is not max
ling as good progress as had beer
hoped for.
) Buy car for which you can ge
extra parts at any time. Six hun
bred dollars worth on hand at al
times. Cheap in price. too. The
price of extra parts you must con
! slider, Mr.. Auto Purchaser. ADV.
The Kentucky SUE" company ap
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peared at the opera.house Thursda,
might of last week .snd were greeted
i |by a good-sized audience. Thei
e production was not as good as som,
that have appeared here thiswinter
+ John Baker, of Hazelton, and Free
t Kaiser, living west of that town
J. visited with Linton friends Monda.
/. and incidentally deposited a fey
8 shekels in the county treasury TO
n taxes. They made the trip by auto
n People in town the past week stat
= that the roads are in excellent cor
dition now for automobile travel
q Seems like we would soon be classe
Is among the communities where auto
j. mobile travel is common the yea
hi around.
The Record has been informed b
Il County Judge Carley that there is
i ~ =, :, ,.<v Gov a ,,o,