Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-11-04
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with satisfaction and dispatch. He
is ready to care for the usual holi-
Iday rush in his line.
!. We can make q better Flash Light
picture than any we ever saw taken
by the Travelling fellow who FIRE.
quently camps in our little city and
stings up the people with a poor
picture on cheap card at q high
price Smiths Photo Studio. ADV.
Messrs. Fred Johnstonbaugh, A.
M. Britts. Tom Coon and Theo.
Bremen returned Friday from Tut
tie. this state. where they had been
duck hunting. Their success was
nothing extra and so they stopped
at Goose Lake on the way home.
Messrs. W. E.. Harry and Fred
Petrie and Chas. Coventry went up
to Goose Lake Saturday night for a
hunt. They brought back about
fifteen fine big mallards. which
we're on display M nday in the big
front window of the Petrie store.
| We maksa better and cheaper
Enlargement than any of the travel.
| ing agents that cover this country
from year to year. and besides il
they are not satisfactory you do not
have to take them. Why not buy
from us and be sure that you are
going to be pleased. Smiths Photo
Studio. ADV.
The Ambitious Club put on very
successful dancing party Friday
night of last week at the opera
house. In addition to the regular
orchestra. Frank Sutherland, of
Eureka, was here to help. A good
crowd attended and the boys made
good financially.
Tom Kieffer and Geo. Bachelor
were up from the southwest e,n part
OF the county Saturday In Mr..
kieffer's car. Trey ire IL the
neiphl.othn"d where lh,a.hinp
operations are most delayed of any
part of the county. However, the
continued good weather pr, misses to
bring them through without LOSE.
Special Booster Edition of
the Record, Thursday, No.
vember 18th. Send 81 and
copy of your advertis ement if
you have land for sale.
George Pitts, who has been cook
ing for a thrashinR crew near Minot
during the fall. arrived in Linton
the first of the week for a short
visit with relatives. George says
some Of the rigs up in the Minot
country were turning out as much
as five thousand bushels Of grain a
day. and that the work was practic.
ally completed when he left.
:.The dolly Pulls Company'.s are
billed to appear at the opera house
Friday night. November 9Th, with q
hlgh.class entertainment consisting
of hypnotic demonstrations, mind.
reading. magic and straightforward
performances. Mr.. Pull has spent
years in the study of this work and
is one Of the best on the road to-
day. Prices are so and 25 cents.
Don't forget the date. Friday.
November 9Th. ADV.
/ Eureka Blade: The German Bank
received car load Of go bulls and 9
heifers from Sioux City, Iowa. Mon.
day. The animals were bought In
Iowa and Nebraska and are full.
blood Shorthorn; some Of them have
registry papers and are all eligible
to register. They will be sold ia
.
farmers and stockmen,in the coun.
try tributary to Eureka and should
tend to improve materially the
grade of cattle raised in this locality;
With the gathering in Of the 1915
bumper crop OF grain the farmers
tributary to Linton are beginning
to lay plans for q little more com.
fort in the farm home. The Linton
Bazaar has been busy getting on,
heating plants and last week In,
stalled complete hot-water soutii,
in the home of Jacob Schile. 81,
miles east of Linton. The priests
residence in town is aleo heinR fit.
ted out this week by them.
Sunday the postoffice fixture.
were moved to the new site on ths
corner at one time occupied by The
/ First Bank of Linton. just south d
the w. E. Petrie store. Or. VOL
verton will have the back Office
/ The new building is substantial
stone structure and q great improve
ment in looks over the old place