Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-04-16

I and will visit for short time in the
southern states, after which he will
return to Linton. He will no doubt
reach home by the first of May.
Warehouses;. drivers. saddle
horses. broodmares and colts Thu
KIND you want at price you can af-
ford to pay. John H. Blore, Wi
mona, N. D.-Adv. M2
Milton Culbertson, Jay Smith and
Albert Tough returned Friday night
OF last week from a two weeks visit
at the Twin Cities. They returned
by the way of Bismarck.
There will be a dance at Temyik
on Saturday night. April 18th. A
prize waltz will be one Of the fea-
lures Of the evening and supper
will be served at the hall.
Linton and Emmons county are
basking in the finest of weather
these days. Farmers are busy with
their spring work and hopes for a
bumper crop this year run high.
The baseball enthusiasts are be-
ginning to get restless and the Reu-
ord man would not be surprised if
he were enabled to chronicle an or
ganization meeting in the next issue.
T. w. Turner. of Dickinson, dep
uty grand master for this district of
the Masonic order, visited the local
lodge Tuesday evening. He re-
turned to Bismarck yesterday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo and Mr.. and
Mrs. !. Jampolsky spent Sunday
with HaZelton relatives. The gentle
men drove to Linton Monday morn
ing and the ladies returned on the
train that night.
DR.. and Mrs. C. O. Smith went 10
Hazelton Tuesday night by auto
mobile to furnish music for dance
that was to be given there at the
close of musical recital. VIM.
Jones took them in his car.
Ladies! Come to the county seat
to get your hats. We have the
largest assortment in the comfy.
Latest styles and prices to suit all.
We take butter. eggs and poultry in
exchange. Mrs. VIM. Raven & Co.
ADV.
Now is the time to get the winter
accumulation Of rubbish cleaned up
and the streets and alleys of the
town in presentable shape. 1t
makes great impression on Wis.,
itors and doesn't do home folks any
harm.
Mrs. Fred Richardson and Mrs.
Alena Yonker were in from the
Richardson ranch the first of the
week. Mrs: Yonker is visiting her
sisters while waiting for Mr.. Y. to
secure house at Garrison where he
is now working.
No long delays OF several days or
weeks when you meet with an acci-
dent with Ford. Every dealer
must keep a supply of extras on
hand. Besides, you will not be
charged four prices for an extra.
II. H. Hanson, dealer. ADV.
E. H. Pierce. assistant dairy COM
missioner. was down from Bismarck
the first of the week. Mr.. Pierce's
chief, r. F. Flint. is a candidate for
commissioner Of agriculture and la
Dor and he was glad to put in good
word from his candidacy with those
he met.
Owing to the large amount of dis
play advertising and other matter
which the Record has this week, we
are forced to publish supplement
and also set all the reading matter
solid. However, we aren't put
out" about it and welcome incon-
veniences of this nature.
Sheriff Kyes is in receipt of a let
ter that has quite history. 1t is
sent by man named Charley Jones
who is in hospital at Aberdeen,
Wash. The address was meant for
Williamsport, N. D.. but it went to
William port, Ind, and Williams
port. Md, before reaching Linton.
In the letter the writer states that
he worked for a man named Fred
Carrow. better known as Frenchy,
near Winona in 1892. He states
that Carrnw still owes him $24 and