Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-02-25

her practice to leave lis at the home
of Gerritt Haak while she canvassed
the neighborhood. This was some
twenty-six or seven years ago.
Ninety.fve head of horses to pick
from at Blore's place. Horses right
and prices right. Come and see
them. John n. Blore, Winona, N.
D.-Adv.
This has been great winter for
the use of automobiles. The road
from here to Hazelton and from Ha-
zelton to Braddock is in good shape
and cars are being used in the ter
ritory several miles south of here.
On Monday of next week Messrs.
Culbertson & Smith relinquish their
elevators to l.. d. Seeman who pur-
chased them last fall. Anton Hor-
ner will have charge of the one here
for the present for the new owner.
Mrs. Mamie Mccormick. former
proprietor of the Braddock News,
was in Linton Saturday for q short
business visit. Mr.. Mccormick is iE
Colorado at the present tim4 where
he is looking up some newspaper en-
terprise.
Mrs. Evans returned Tuesday
night from Bismarck where she had
been called by the.scrious illness of
Mrs. Rose Waldron. a former resi-
dent of the Winonu country in the
early days and known to all the old
timers of the county.
The auction-bill business is under
full steam at present. During the
past week the Record has turned
out sale bills for George Dexter.
Karl Wuitschick and Peter Schwahn,
summaries of which appear at the
head of the local column.
Mrs. Walter Mowry, now living
at Lennon, S. D., and resident of
Winona years ago, spent yesterday
in Linton the guest of Mrs. r. A.
Evans. Mrs. Mowry had been to
Bismarck to see Mrs. Rose Waldron
and was on her way home.
Mrs. Gregori Kraft, who spent
some lime here with her sister. Mrs.
Frank Meier. returned to her home
near Strasburg Friday. Mr.. Kraft
and daughter. Martha. drove down
while Mrs. Kraft was compelled to
make the trip by rail because of
poor health.
The local police court was active
last week and four fines were collect
ed of SIS each on the charge of
drunk and disorderly." 1t is
understood that one of the parties
fined is one of Linton's most noted
blind piggers. He is said to have
quit the business as q result of the
fracas for fear that by some hook
or crook he might find himself up
against more serious charge.
| Manager Turner's show Saturday
night was directly in line with the
other numbers of the Mii|ion-Dollar
Mystery. 1t is safe to say that that
story has converted dozens Of local
people into picture-show patrons
who never before attended. The
pictures shown at he local theatre
from time to time are high class
toe, and have much of an education
al nature to commend them.
The writer went to Bismarck by
N. P. Saturday morning to close 6
deal for the Saxon line of automo
biles for this territory during the
coming season. One glance at the
little Saxon roadster WAS sufficient
and car was driven back next day
1t was the first car to come through
from Bismarck since last fall. The
roads we're not bad except between
Moffit and Hazclton. although i
was a good steady pull all the way
Glen Turner also made the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Colville, fol
many years residents oe the Winon;
nelghtorhood, returned to thei
home at Morristown Friday of las
week after being here for tn
funeral Of little Ella Chesrown
Mr.. Colville had not been in Linton
for period of seven years and h
could not help but remark the de
cided change In that time. He is
stakeholder in the bank of whic
Winch Batter is cashier and state
that Winch is more than maxim
good in his position.
When the pictures fer the Carne
gle Museum moving-picture film
were taken efforts rivaling those q
the seekers Of the North Pole wer
made. Pictures OF animals an