Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-04-22
IN TOWN AND OUT

to Emmons county by the writer
and report excellent success with it
at all times.
There will be services in the
Episcopal church tonight.
Joe Elleder accompanied Frank
Glines down from Braddock Tues
day.
G.. F. Raridon, landowner in the
Hazelton neighborhood. visited Lin
ton friends Tuesday.
Anton Larson was down from the
Temvik country Tuesday. He is
planning on new residence.
Representative G. H. Naramore
autoed down from Braddock Tues
day to attend the leasing of school
lands.
A. e. Klabunde, t.,e Hazelton
merchant and chairman of the dem
ocratic county central committee,
spent Tuesday in Linton.
: / will have two days millinery
display at the Strasburg hotel
Wednesday and Thursday. April
2lst and 22d. Miss Sarah Saue.-
Adv.
Miss Gertrude Calm and Mrs. T.
F. Fergus went to Bismarck yester-
day to attend the entertainment at
the Auditorium of Madame Schu-
man. Heink.
John McCrory returned last week
from the Coast where he had spent
the winter with Mrs. McCrory.
The lady stopped off at Summit.
WASH. for a visit but is expected
home soon.
A card from j. N. Peterson an
nounces thathe and Mrs. Peterson
are visiting the B. T. johnson fam
lily at Nez Perez, Idaho. Both fam
lilies formerly resided in the Linton
neighhorhood.
Ladiesl We have large selection
Of 1915 hats; trimmed hats from 25c
upa You do not have to send away
for your hats. Prices to suit every
bodys' pocket.book. Adv.
Mrs. VIM. Raven & Co.
A letter to the writer from D. R.
Streeter states that his yard at Lynn
Haven. Florida. is full of strawber-
ries and the likes. He has been q
resident of that southern state for
more than a year now and is still
satisfied with his new home.
An automobile salesman named
Tomlinson from Bismarck was ar
rested Tuesday by Chief of Police
Dilly for speeding and fined $40 in
C. F. Wager's court. Later, Mr..
billy resigned his position because
Of criticism of his official actions.
Jacob Groen. old-timer of the Hull
country. spent Thursday of last
week here on matters connected
with his job as assessor. He report
ed the death of the 17-months.old
baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Memo. Van
Vorste. which was buried Wednes-
day of last week.
| John Reuter-, Jr., of Dickinson,
who spent a few days in Linton get.
ting the golf club under way is the
same gentleman who started the
Bismarck folks out. He goes to
Chicago in August to compete fol
the amateur championship and later
to the open tournament.
Attorney Scott Cameron has
"gone and done It," He bought ar
automobile aud now he is as serious
| ly poisoned by the motor bug as an,
|of the rest. He has secured the
Buick formerly. belonging to A: N
a Junge and is already we'll on thu
road to q ualify as expert chauffeur.
j "A FIRE at Hazelton Tuesday caused
a considerable commotion in oul
sister town up the line. Fire of un
known origin started in the Johl
Roop barn just east Of town. 1t il
said tramps were seen about tn,
place some time before the fire ant
may have set it. Archie Frederick
is living there.
DR.. G. O. Smith spent Tuesday a
Strasburg. While he was ther,
Frank Sahli. Of Hague, drov,
through there and to Linton TO SCI
him about = bum tooth. He colore,
the mir in great shape when he foun,
, The had driven from Strasbure t
!, Hinton and back for nothing.
c. III. Gontka was id town Tuef
day. Mr.. Gontka was a little bi
dissatisfied with the report in tn
: recent bunch Of commissioners pre-
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