Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-05-21

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ADV.
Attorney and Mrs. Scott Cameron
spent several days at Fargo last
week.
F. R. Purintun and daughter were
down from the Highland country on
a short visit.
Mrs. H. E. Paul is receiving med
ical treatment in one of the hospit-
ais at Bismarck.
| l.. A. Schipfer. M. D., Diseases of
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat, Bis
marck. N. D.-Adv.
Mrs. E. L. Perras, of Hazelton,
transacted business in Linton Tues
day and yesterday.
i German dance in the opera house
on Friday, May %. Good music by
John Flegel's four-piece orchestra.
ADV.
Mrs. P. G. Rocks has returned
from one of the Bismarck hospitals
where she has been undergoing med
ical treatment.
For Sale or Trade.-Cultivator,
z mowers, hayrake, sweep rake. q
hay racks, pillow and disc. JOHN FL.
BLORE, Winona, N. D.-Adv.
MIR. and Mrs. James Noonen, of
Rochester. N. Y. are spending a
few days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Casson west of Linton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Atha made a
/ flying trip to Eureka by auto, Mon
day. They left Linton in the fore
noon and returned here that same
night.
Miss Emma Docktor went to Bis
marck Tuesday, returning Wednes-
day. She made the trip to Bisnatck
to secure some desired medical
treatment.
The local baseball management is
arranging for a game of baseball
between the Bismarck and Linton
teams to be played here on Decora-
ton Day.
4 Among the new announcements
this week are those of R. K. Batter,
of Hazelton, for the legislature and
T. Meinhover. of 'remvik. democrat
| ic candidate for sheriff.
1 Estrayed From Klabunde farm
south of Hazelton, bay mare, weight
| ll50 pounds, white face. and wire
cut on both knees. $500 reward to
finder. Philip Grenz.-Adv.
/ A meeting of the commercial club
was held Saturday night to begin
plans for Fourth of July celebra-
ton. Another meeting will be held
Saturday night of this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Irwin and
Don Tracy went to Pollock yester-
day by automobile to spend a day or
SO. They will attend the graduating
exercises Of the Pollock high school.
i R. j. Mann, a banker from Clark.
S. D., has been in Linton the past
week looking after extensive inter-
ests which he has in this neighbor-
i hood. He returned home Saturday.
i The first advertising car Of the AL.
e. Barnes circus was in Linton
I Thursday of last week and the coun-
try is we'll billed for the big show.
The second car will be here the last
of this week.
Emil Hardt, Martin Ohlhause,
and one of the Schatz boys spent
, Tuesday in Linton. Emil brought
, the A. M. Britts motor cycle to Lin.
ton after having fixed it out in tan.
dem fashion.
Mrs. Tallada, sister of Roy ant
. Charles Carley. arrived from Prince
Albert, Canada, where she has beer
!. making her home, last week ant
will remain in Linton during thu
illness of her mother.
! DIR. C. o. Smith has been prett,
!, sick man for the past ten days
Some infection Of his throat KEEP
:, him confined TO his room for abou
! a week. He is just able to h
around at present writing.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bast died as a re
|, isuit Of apoplectic stroke Sunda
night at the home of her daughter
!, Mrs. VIM. Wildermuth, four mile
southwest Of Linton. She was z
years of age. Funeral was hel
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sherkenberge
spent Thursday, Friday and Satul
!. day Of last week in Eureka, Johr
ii nie's old home. He reports that
number of people are planning o
= looming to Linton June I'd to atten
y the AL G. Barnes circus.
mi Dance at Gates Hall. near Glel
lie coe, on Saturday night, May %,
III RaHt nf mt1sic alWaps Come an