Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-09-28

Temvik neighborhood since 1908 and
he has received assurances of support
from many republicans up that way
Linton Lunch Counter. Steady
boarders. Inquire for rooms and
meals. Shenkenberger & Shicr.-
Adv.
Commissioner T. P. Lee returned to
his home at Braddock Thursday of
last week after an extended visit with
Linton relatives. He made the trip
by auto, with F. B. Streetcr.
Vegetables for Sale. Potatoes,
onions, beets, parsnips, carrots, pie
pumpkins and squash, at Kaven's.-
Adv.
The members Of the Linton faculty
made the trip to Fort Yates Saturday
to attend the Indian fair, the trip be-
ing made in two automobiles, via Can
nonball. They returned the same even
ing.
The Northern Produce Company of
Bismarck will buy all your poultry
Write them for prices and coops.--
Adv.
Miss Irene Raven is making regular
weekly trips to Hazelton with MILL
merry. Mr.. haven mas been in Hazel
ton constructing small Office build
ing in which she can display the mil
linery stock on each trip.
Mrs. j. Lee Smith, of the Hazeton
neighborhood, spent Sunday in Linton
at the w. E. Petrie and F. B. Streeter
homes. Her son, Darwin, and the Miss
es Olivia Staak and Grace Dawson, of
Braddock, were in the party.
Arrangements are being perfected
for the livestock special mentioned
.lst week. The N P. officials are
sounding out the sentiment locally on
the proposition and it seems assured
that people locally will do their share.
Mrs. w. H. Johnson, Mrs. f. II.
Smith and Mrs. VIM. Pagel went to
Bismarck last week for few days
visit. Mrs. johnson expected to enter
one of the Bismarck hospitals for an
operation is the physicians so direct
ed
| Ward Norman and Earl Stewart, &C
companied by three young ladies who
arrived here recently to teach school
in the county, attended the dance at
Brogden's Hall, near Hazelton, Satur-
day night. They made the trip by au-
tomobile.
Northwest Blade: Dr. G. A. Schatz s
mother, Mrs. Gotlieb Schatz, of Tenn
vik, n. D., was her: for visit this
week. =. Mrs. VIM. Butschat and chill
dren came down from Linton, Tuesday
to visit at the home of Mrs. Butschat' s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Keim.
To farmers hauling grain to Can.
non Ball: We will make the following
rates-crOssing, round trip, two
teams, $3.50. Crossing, round trip,
three teams. $500. Good landing and
service. Ferry Boat Ida one mile
south of Cannon Ball, N. ID. House
e Brewster. ADV.
Ed. Brooks was in from Hartford
Monday. A couple of years ago Ed
gained fame by capturing bunch of
escaped convicts from the pcnitentiary
With the big bunch of them at large
this year, Ed says he would like moth
ing better than to have few of them
wander down his way. The reward
wouldn't look half bad to Ed.
John Blore, representing the Amer.
lean Bankers Life Insurance Com.
pany, returned last Friday from q
short trip to British Columbia. Johr
reports pleasant trip, but says nc
was not able to stay long enough tt
get full report on the Canadian
view of the war. However, the fac
that Canada is in an important war i:
evdent on all sides.
- A. SWARZMAN, the Euro
XII Sioux City, Iowa, will be il
pean Eye Specialist o.
Linton at the Turner Hotel on Satur
day. October 14th, to examine eye.
and fit glasses. Any one suffering
! from headaches or eye trouble caused
by eye strain, should consult him. HI
I Twill also be in Strasburg at the hote
: on Monday and Tuesday, October 16tf
f and 18th.
e Word was received in Linton Tues
t day Of the death of Anton Refs, O.
: Strasburg, who had been ailing for /;
3 long time with consumption. M
? Refs was one Of the early residents o
l., the county and had been very success
full in business way. He was son
in-law of Franz HUM. Deceased
leaves a wife and family to mourn hi
loss.
Mrs. Braddock arrived Thursda,
noon of last week from Minneapolis
where the Braddocks have purchased
a house and where they will spen'
their winters in future to give Maste
Ed. the benefit of the Mill City schoo
facilities. She will return to Mime
apolis after attending to some bushes
matters here, as well as seeing to ship
Iping some Of their household goods.
A. F. Downer, formerly rancho
in the northwestern part of the county
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