Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-04-12
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PIC VI mUotQ0leo MADE t01ngS ml6ef |
able for the party.
800 bushels Of Maeareai ssed wheat |
for sale ct fhe Old shisr raaeh, 31.se
per bushel. Ben Hsggard.-Adv.
Reports indicate that the Missouri
bottoms were flooded about % usual
this year. However, Beaver creek at
this point was very mild-mannsrsd.
For Sale.-Fifty tons Of sssd hay
at $3.50 per ton. will sell By the
stack or BY the ton. Raul llsuss-
hund, Tsmvik, N. D-Adv.
John Holsti was down from Wilson
township Tuesday for the leasing Of
school lands. He stayed over Tuesday
night for q short visit with Linton
friends.
Representative Fay Harding and
family spent Tuesday in Linton. Mr..
H. was here for the leasing Of school
lands, and the others to visit with
friends.
Cockburn and Linsenfsltsr are spsa-
ing up the garage Just south It the
Sautter livery harm and 1t will be raa
under the name Of the Linton Auto
Co.-Adv. -
Mrs. R. A. Evans, who recently re-
turned from spending the winter with
relatives in Chicago, spent a couple Of
days in Bismarck last week visiting
with old friends.
The Ladies' Aid will accept rags,
papers and books. If you have any to
donate notify Mrs. Norman q any
member and they win be gathered
April 1lth.-Adv.
T. 8. tombstone, prominent Ashley
banker who is also heavy stockhold-
er in the German American Bank here
spent Friday in Linton looking after
business interests.
VIM. Heyerman and family went to
Strasburg yesterday for few days
visit with relatives. They made the
trip aby, automobile and will be home
the first of next week.
Al prepared to do ill kinds Of hair
work. also take orders for hair
goodA. Satisfactioa guaranteed. For
particulars write or zee Mrs.C. New
ing, iLinfon, N. D-Aav.
Otto Becker, one Of the officials of
the Gsrman American State Bank,
went to iceland Friday Of last week
for ktshort visit with friend. He
returned home the next, day. lt
64o-Aere Homesteads in Montana
ewi law just passed. New towns, bus.
mess opportunities. Send &c for map
nd Information. Address d., u. s
Commissioner, Outlsel, Meat.
4 ADV.
| Commissioner T. P. Lee, Of Brad.
dock, went out to the Kyes ranch west
Of town Thursday after the commits
sionerS adjourned, and will spend q
fortnight with his relatives. Mrs
Kyes is q niece Of Mr.. Leo.
i Mrs. Richard Sautter enjoyed Wis.
it from her sister, Miss Godfrey, Of
Ashley, over Easter. The young lady
has been teaching in the Strasbure
vicinity. Her school had just closed
and she was on her way home.
Aberdeen American: John, the 8
months old baby Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7
D. Potwin, Of Lennon, who died .
St. LukSs hospital Tuesday, April Sd
was taken to Lennon for burial IN,
the funeral services will be helt
there.
The churches of the city were aliv,
to the Easter spirit this year, and fin
services were held. The business in
terests Of Linton closed up shop dur
ing most of Good Friday, following
little organizing effort on the part o
FIR. Sailer.
Flags are being quite generally dis
played since the war resolution wa
passed. Business houses whose own
ers include foreign-born citizens ar
included in the list. Some are still
remiss in doing their share to hack u
the nation at home, at least.
The county commissioners finishe
up their regular April meeting O
Thursday Of last week, the proceed
ings Of which appear elsewhere j
this issue. They will meet again tn
fore part of May to check out w. {
Irwin as county treasurer and to chez
in E. T. Atha who will take his plac'
= Mrs. w. o. Irwin entertained the d
dies 81 the Clio Club Tuesday in honl
, Of Mrs. Chas. s. Lane who left ii
. next day for Forsythe, Mont, for q
- extended visit with FER son, Theodor
Mrs., Lane has been one Of the MOI
:, alive members Of the club for year
). and her absence will be greatly fel
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. McCulley a
rejoicing over the arrival Of a TEL
N pound boy at their home east of Ten
b vik on Monday, April 9th. Moth
6. ind son are in good health. tn
Young man stands fair to b. CARR,