Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-04-23
I'm TOWN AND OUT

have been residents of Linton since
last year and have made many
friends here who will be sorry to see
them leave. They will return to
the OLD home in New York state.
Notice. - Any one interested in
corn machinery should call and see
me. handle the famous Hays corn
planter and cultivator. G. w. Burge.
| ADV.
4 The Turner Hotel is undergoing
interior improvements this week in
the way of decorating and painting.
Chas. Paulson is the man behind the
brush.
] Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Junge, Master
Alton and Carl Vorlander drove to
Eureka Sunday in the Vorlander car
for a short visit with relatives and
friends.
DR.. Wolverton went to Temvik
last week to attend the three small
daughters of MIR. and Mrs. Herman
Brusch who were ill with the
measles.
John Keller and Anton Kaufman,
of Strasburg. were transacting bus
mess in this town yesterday for a
few hours. They came up by auto
mobile.
Last Sunday night the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Heath, living west of
Temvik, caught fire and was burned
to the ground. Practically nothing
was saved.
Chas. King and Mis- Helen TORI
we're passengers to Bismarck yes
terday morning. 1t is said that
their names may both be King when
they return.
For car costing around thous
and dollars. nothing skins" the
BUICK. Call around and we'll
show you why. Northwestern Mo-
j tor Co.-Adv.
| Don Tracy has resigned from the
ranks of the automobile fends after
a period of five weeks membership.
He sold his car back to II. H. Ham
son this week.
Frances Woodland, of Glencoe.
made final proof in Linton Tuesday.
| She was accompanied by Robert
Woodland and Ed Easton who acted
!, as her witnesses.
VIM. Heyerman, the local jeweler,
successfully underwent an operation
Hast week at the Wolverton hospital
1 for appendicitis. He returned to
his home Tuesday.
Work-horses, drivers. saddle
horses. broodmares and colts. Tho
kind you want at price you can af-
] ford to pay. John H. Blore, VII
mona, N. D.--Adv. NJ
/ Born. To Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
1. Wohlman, of the Winona country,
on Friday, April 10th, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Steensland, in
4 Linton, an eleven-pound daughter.
4 C. Rowerdink, candidate for the
i Republican nomination as auditor of
Emmons county, was in town yes
iterday for several hours looking
1 over the political situation.
| Put insyour order for a 1914 Hup-
mobile at once so thatti can be in
A cluded in the next carload, thus re-
ducing freight. +. B. Streeter,
Linton, Agent. Adv.
i John Nippolt, well-known;business
man of Wishek, spent the latter
part of last week on business here.
John is well-known in these parts
and his friends were glad to see him
around.
Edward 3Renskers was brought tc
Linton last Saturday by G. Rover.
dink suffering from blood-poisar
which set mas a result OF bruise
received while shoeing horse. He
2 lis recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Jampolsky wen
Ito Hazelton Tuesday for short yisi>
!, with relatives prior to returning tt
y New York state where Mr.. Jampol
sky will enter business with hi
{ brotller-in-law.
y Ladies! Come to the county sea
slFto get your hats. We have TIL,
largest assortment in the comfy
: Latest styles and prices to suit all
!. We take butter. epgs and poultry ii
? exchange. Mrs. Vim. haven Go
K Adv. $ss.
The Bauman family have beel
ii having more trouble than falls i
8 the most of families. The father O
h the family died suddenly last wee
Il from pneumonia and now three o
the children are seriously i'll.
~ Earl Attla wasseveraImiIes north
# east al town the other day with hi
e Iautomobile and got mired I'M pre-,
q l.,f. -. - Is