Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-04-15

might as we'll have carried his name
printed in letters a foot long. His
height and carriage proved his un-
doing in that respect.
/ will be in Linton, April 18th, for
the purpose Of buying cavalry and
artillery horses. Horses must stand
15A to 16 hands high; weigh 1000 to
l4OO pounds. Also all classes of east
ern horses that are in good flesh and
we'll broke. One days inspection
in above towns. B. w. ELDER.
Darlington. N. D.. and Chicago. Ill.
ADV.
John L. Hallstrom, an attorney of
Minneapolis, spent last week in Lin
ton and Braddock looking after
some land interests. He owns a
half-section of land southwest of
Braddock and is looking for chance
to buy some more if it can be se-
cured at reasonable figure.
The towns of the surrounding
neighborhoods are getting their
baseball teams in running order
and the national game will soon be
on. Linton is attempting to get in
touch with material for a battery
and if successful will be able to put
a pretty fair team in the field.
Master lowering Seeman has
built for himself an outfit that is
the envy of all the youngsters in
his neighborhood. 1t is a very good
representation of an automobile al
except the "auto" part of it. How.
ever, it goes when you push it and
perhaps that is as good as lots of
cars do at times.
Mr.. B. O. Jones and wife. Of
Hurdsfield. this state. we're in Lin
ton Sunday on their way home from
q visit at Pollock. Mr.. Jones has
received no word of three head of
horses he lost some weeks ago.
While here he had the Record get
out some cards for him describing
the animals.
The secretary of the North Dako.
ia commission at the exposition at
San Francisco sends us word that
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCrory were
visitors at the North Dakota build
ing recently. Mr.. ard Mrs. NEGRO.
ry have been spending the winter on
the Pacific coast and are expected
home next week.
A party of Lintonites autoed to
Hazelton Saturday night to attend a
dance. Miss Hauge. now employed
at the Farmers State Bank there,
accompanied then home to spend
Sunday with Linton friends. Miss
Hem, sister of j. P. Hem, the
Strasburg banker. accompanied
them.
A packed house greeted the per-
formance of "Sapho" at the Electric
Theatre Thursday night of last week,
it being a play we'll worth the price
of admission. 1t IS founded on the
story of the same name. Saturday
night, the "Million-Dollar Mystery"
got its accustomed crowd, although
last week was busy one for
amusements.
The Record is in receipt of let
ter from Frank Fiske, for many
years a resident Of Fort Yates, in
forming us that he is Saving up his
worldly wealth for rainy day,
said rainy day being my approach
ing wedding" Well, Frank is old
enough to get married, no doubt,
and we wish him all the joy that
can be crowded into one PERSONS
life.
Fred Allen and family, of futile.
this state, arrived Saturday night by
automobile for visit with Linton
relatives. Mrs. Allen is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Shier. Adolph
Eisinger, formerly in charge of the
Goodridge-Call yards here, accom-
panied them. Mr.. Allen reports
that DR.. Fuller, also located at
futile. is enjoying a fine medical
practice.
Eureka Blade: Christian Wolfer.
who recently came here from Lin
ton. last week purchased lot. in
block Is, Milwaukee Land Co.'s
Third Addition to Eureka, being
the lot next east of Karl STEMS
place and years ago owned by B. F !.
Pickett, for. which he paid $85 90.
4 Mr.. Wolfer at once comm ,nced the
! erection of house thereon, the
main part of which will be 20x26
feet. with an addition 10xl4 feet.
"A booze emporium with headquar-
ters just north of town and near the
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