Emmons County record. [volume], April 26, 1906, Image 1

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GUARANTEED
YOURS
TRULY
ID TOWN 0ND OUT.
•'•0'Harding
came up from Zeeland
soda fountain
'-"•ist "U:nneier'
•v in "peration.
-'i-'ist Flaherty went to Itismarck
--day N. 1'. train.
Houue returned Saturday from
t" the Twin Cities.
Wi'iler was over from the riv
•'trv Friday and Saturday.
A. Patterson came home
"ly Iroin the hospital at Afocr-
!. ud rhi Ileauine has disposed of
'inariei-sections of land re
'. i,
i''oiner came up from /.eeland
vwl sunrlay with his family at
ni'l Mrs. Lincoln tirav were up
'tir home iu the Winona neigli
last Friday.
A a Monday's
passenger for a visit with
in Chicago.
Sniper, ot' the Security State
Mrasburg. was ill Linton
'"-h Monday.
''rioh.ird will begin work witli
traction engine and gang
N
day or two.
'J"'t Miepursky. who spent the
"r
11
Hutcliinson. Minn., is ak'ain
near Linton.
Liiiiwn Hardware building hi«s
1
l|,.'nte(|
in
a
N
,,ew coat of paint.
'ioinjf tin, work.
-'auies /.leser laid a stone
Hist week under the Lin
'•-ailers hardware sheds.
FOR TEN YEARS
Weather cloudy, with •!i^i'It-r tI»li
wind
Fred Wollenhaupt was dmvn trom
the Hiaddock country Friday night.
Dr. Snyder, of 11 i/.ettou. is cuitincd
to his lied hy an attack of ir111«• 111
catarrh.
Hf"Ir. T. M. MacLachlan (Special
ist) eye. ear. nose and Throat, liis
tnarck. N. I.
Don't forget the Ladies' Aid Soci-
1
lii'iOin. of Pollock, was in
:i uiflay and Tuesday.
ety's apron social at the M. F. church
Friday. May 4th.
Dr. Smith made his' regular prol'es-
1
fail to see The real Neu
iit the opera-house. May 7th and
and Mrs. W. O. Irwin visited
''s and friends in Pollock Sun-
slonal trip to ila/.elt"ii l-t.\. re-
Jolm l'ostle and family are vis- t, inif yesterday
'Mines in Linton this week. I you want to but row uionev
S'Licniie coal, Hocking on your farm, the Lint.on st.ite liank
H-it See (trophy at «iodkin. will lend it to von.
Miles came up from Winuna The rotting-horse ow nets ot Linton
rai'e-track in
-I'sdaj, returning home next day.
are putting the circular
good condition for speeding.
Apron social liy Ladies Aid S' ci
tty—at Met Imdist church 1 in.a v.
May 4tli. l."c lunch at p. tn."
Merchant Steve Fischer, of Stras
burg, was in Linton last week. en rou:e
t,o Kismarek on a bushier trip.
Fred Johnstonbaugh returned Fri
day from his trip to Jamestown and
points in northern North ItiKota.
ayFor Sale—A New Home l»rop
hMdi Sewing-Machine. Apply at
Record Office. Price. $»«•
Messrs. Cannichael and Mo w-re
exercising their trotters 1
street last Thursday
fast.
C. A. Stagel, who came hen I
mi the Advocate, ieft Monda?
cousin, where.he has ecuied
tnent.
M. K. Sclierr. manager ot -t.1
nix Lumber C(ni|).iii
t,urg. was a !»ii-t
Tuesday.
^rThe Howdie C'i*M!iieiv mpi!^
is paying cash f»r .-leam. ':e uooi
south of the Iakota 1'•
i's yards t:.
Lint
Uroadwav.
Will Haker. a brothei ot i' 1..1 a
Baker, of the lirot'v count
in Linton Mondav fr
He will locate in this
a Full Line «t Edison Phonograph
Itecords kept conliniuilly on hand.
Aend for catalogue. ". nr-.i.i a.
We wish to draw your attention to the U. S. CREAM SEPARATOR. We all know
that it pays to own a separator, and nothing but a good one should be your ambition. We
have sold the U. S. for four years. In that time we put out thirty-five machines, and ev
ery one is giving grand satisfaction. We will give any one a new U. S. separator if he
scan show that there have been expended over two dollars on any* cne of the thirty-five
^machines sold, or thirty-five dollars on the whole thirty-five machines sold or. if we fail
to prove that there are some out over two years and not more than fifty cents in re
pairs used on same (outside of rubber rings), you will be entitled to one of the most
celebrated cream separators.
Everything we sell has our word and
honor with it. Repairs, when needed,
mean five years of your life if you
can't get them. But what a pleasure
and satisfaction it is to deal with a firm
that takes enough interest in you to
carry a good supply of repairs for ev
erything they handle.
Now then, if we are right, don't let the price lead you to buy a machine that has only
IS
Uulli'tiiiS W' l'c |)it,ni l.'v Aiii'iit Cole
at the I'nioii depot ilurintr the proyre's
of the S.m l-'ra'H'isru tire.
Mr. and Mr*. !•'. II. Co/.ad, who have
been visiting with Mi. and Mr. A. M.
1 In
11returned to their home it Ah
erdeen last Sat urd.iv.
Krj!'ee the pretty line of ready-to
wear hats and pattern hats. They
ate very prett\. Come and be con
vinced. M. I'ornsife.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give an
apton so.-ial at the M. K. chinch Fri
day. May ith. A tifteen-cent lunch
iii b-• served ,it p. in.
Work 11 ibeen started on the base
ment of iMayman liroman's new resi
rleiiee tiuildiue. on the front of the lot
on whieh his house is si!uat°d.
Arrangements are making for a
proper observance o! Memorial l»ay in
Li: i... 1'he program will be pul«
li,'"! in (hi'
1
time in the !o al papers.
M"sr. A. •sherwooil and L. 15.
Seym- two* prominent politicians
from me southern part of the county,
u. if :n Linton a couple of days this
Mrs. Myrtle lii misted left by the
Milwaukee Tuesday for her home in
Minneapolis. Miss F.lizabeth Warner
arc .!11p:i11i'-d her. Imt will return to
'I fi'-'iegu'ar .spri'hif"-term of ilistrict
i! lieu in in Linton Tu»sila.v,
1 ,, 1, pitiii. Tii 'se vM.sbing ti take
o."
eeiinr
1'iotli It r-es .i re
'h-
..my
4
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Bismarck.
I .veil
'III el I!" islvil
eantv.
'ji'i|»eis should ren,e:nli"f
ie lilte
Is-
II. Alls', who had been staving
.in tier children a' Wahpeton. where
it- iaVterate.i' tending school, an iveti
t.iie
in I
pass.
'. ut.oti iv it urdav i« auket!
ii-i! Tuesday, April 24. by
1 v. S. l-'mkbemer. of llerreid. S.
i. Christ iau Wacket .nut Miss
si ma l'jsenb.i t't h. l-oth of l'.m
,s r.,unl
iioschkei. of the Westlield oiun
tins week puteha.sed a ha It-sec
.o of inil in that neinhhorbooil.
Toe 'price is-f'lih'o lb-lit seveiitfeii
doliais per acre.
1
.:':'i\tiother party of laborers eoloreii
liV.e!. ah ait seventy-:i ve in nuuib'T
came iu b\ yesteiila)'s inon train, en
-.ute I'tit Montana to work on th*
1
Mil aukee's c-t line.
LINTON, NOHTII DAKOTA, TIIIHSl»AY. Al'lill. J»5.
Yet We Dwni It Our Duly to Keep Before the People for Tlieir licnHit As Well As Our Own
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THE LINTON BAZAR
1ST 'I I ie First Hank of Linton, Lin
ton, '. I)., has real-estate iii"iin iii
loan on good.farm lands, throe to tive
years.
Maurits Van Soest. Aithui Croen
and John ISeiv. of Hull, wen: in town
Wednesday night. They took the
P. next morning attend the public
land sale at Itismarck.
J. A. Lang had his phonograph at
the band meeting Monday night and
recorded some of the selections Hie
hand played, lie id vrv good sin
cess for a tirst attempt.
Mr. and Mrs, Schaap. relatives ot
W a I
April 14th at Westlield. They are
young people, just married, and ime
to make their home in it*.
Hanker Martin went to Fort Vale'
last week on business for the Mil
waukee llailway regarding right-til
way across the eservat iou 'or he I
coast extension of I hat road.
Mrs. F. 15. Irvine will soon leave 1".
Stark county to join Mr. Irvine. Mr.
and Mrs. Irvine will make their home
in that county, where Mr. Irvine is
engaged iii the laud business.
J. F. Scott, a new settler who re
cently arrived in Kmnions county, is
spending this week hunting for eight
bead of horses which escaped trom his
place, in the Linton neighb udiood.
Wieger Kodenburg was up from the
Westlield countrv last Friday. Mr
K. has just purchased a Miiartei sec
lion that joins his home place, the
consideration being twenty doliais per I
acre.
Miss IIat tie Adams, ace .n,pa:i-ed by
her mother, arrived from uuie.ip
olis
l''riday. •'••••Tln-y will make their
home on the former lady's home
stead, about, eight miles nor! beast of
Lillton. !..
(I II Hammond was dh.tn from
Hampton Thursday of last week. Mr.
H. rece.ntly sold his land iu Horsehead
\'alley to (.'riinins Hros.. ot l-'iandreau.
S. It. He intends to ui I• the Pa
ct tie eiliist next fall.
The hand stand, which lorinerly
stood just south of the Linton Leader,
where Paul Mu.ocb is building his
feed store, lias Ween moved on the
vacant lots between the Linton Lead
er and the Uecoi'l ortie'i.
See the working of our---
Brunt Dise Drills
ikX-Riiv (i ni£
\-I
and
People up from the Winona countrv
bring the intelligence thai Tom Kiet
|er is a candidate for the republican
nomination for assessor of the Filth
district. He will make a gond as
S'-ssor.
Word has U-cn received l»v Mt. and
Mrs. McCullev that Hiram Fuller,
who moved from the Hampton neigh
borhood, this county, to Virginia. v
eral years ago, died on Faster Sunday.
Mr. Fuller was well along iu years
The eiiteitainnient. given by the
teachers and pupilsof the Linton pub
lic schools last Friday evening at the
opera-house was a decided success,
financially and otherwise, and will
help the school library ma'enai'y.
(i. I» Pritchard moved his grain
separator to
a position south of the Ar
lington hotel and had a shed built
over it to protect it from ram and the
heat of the sun. He is using his steam
engine as motive power for p.owing.
The elect ion on the pmp'.sition to
incorporate Linton as a village took
place last Monday. As there was
practically no opposil ion to tie- pt'op
'sition. not more 'hati half the total
vote—:}o fpr -ir.d I against was cast.
Jake Lang and Frank Street."i were
canvassing the town tie' fore part "f
the week, to secure funds (he
base-ball club, and are much p.eased
with the liberahtv shown hv Linton
folks. A Unit ore- hundred dollars
were siibicri
Iied.
A sett ler up from the south -l ti par!
of Lhe county the other day said a
he and a tiumlier of his neighbor-. .\Iju
were peisuaded into taking stock a
i.-ot ga ii i/.ed' ."south I' iko" a geneia..
Stoie oiisiness Ic.tw-n v-"!i a
(lends. SO !at. and. as le-v pav
much fi,r tiieir goods as tin
I tllev don 't see whete 11'
RECORD.
Sulkv Plows
5 iv
Brad lev, *lr., 1)ise Harrows
I
Columbus Miid Weber Wagons
Jannev Feed (irinders
A. N.
a I a of
a
count v.
Wor is progressing rapidly on luck
I a W -s -a a
structure. When completed. 111is will!
a
largest and most, costly building in
Linton a credit to the town.and t"
the public spirit ot it,s owner.
Messrs. L. A. SVeatberby and P. J.
Wittmayer made a business trip to
he south western part of the county
last "Saturday, returning home Sun
day. '"Tliey'' killed two ducks at. one
shot, but. when they went to pick 'em
up. the duck's "came to itfe' and Mew
a way.
The managers of the opera house
have ai ranged, through he lady's man
ager. ha \e the a Iented act toss. Ii
ut.li
'.riven, in leT greatest success, "hist
Lvnue. at. the operj-house. Monday
evening. June 4th. She is highly spo
kfti of wherever ^hc has appeared.
Watcli for bills.
e\ '.-r did,
A I je"
I heir uione) baekif ve'^.^ 'i!
•Jimtny' Kuimons ie" genii,, inu
hearted old pioneer ot the Missouri
Slope, but now of Mklahoma. some
tune ago torwarded to the --'I'to' of
the itecord a sack of ••.M-xican June
corn.'' which Mr. Kminons rieli«\e.s is
earlier than the varieties of corn we
have in these parts. As soon as lie
com arrives such fact will be an
nounced in these columns. Th*j seed
will lie given free in small lots to Frn-
Judge Ili'iCs is'always Up to date in
lie matter of modern appliances lor
liisioiisonal parlor. The latest is
lot of individual shaving-mugs, .vhic
arri veil I he other day. The mugs ate
pfet.lv in appearance, and. reposing
Hi a neat case the give tl.e shop
I 11 a cjl 1 tied appe.l! iv'i.
A small bla/.e. wbi'ilmn.ighl ha»e
•made a oad tire, .was pti-M-nteil isl.
Iilay o\ he
r5|iVlck
arrival of help
viuiie rui.ljisti le-a! the backhaul p'si
'.'i I 11 life in West Liut/iu. was ie 11 ig
ii,t .i,
1
burned ami the grass caught tin- It.
spiead slowiy and was gotten un ii
cont ro! before any damag" was doiie.*
fi'--
A seii'iiisaod painlui accident "(.'- |,is
iHii'd to Mis. Msrtle Hnin»t.ed
ploved as ste.nog aphe
bv
C. A
terson. isl Fi idav eve
I a in company, with
beth Wei uer. lie 11 a iried
has been attending Mr
ring the lat te I
riding hi a bug
A It. IN ADVANCK
II. S.
SEPARATORS
HAVE LOW SUPPLY CAN
AND MAKE MORE MONEY
tikj I I'.l HI
ntd World'* Itnurd
Jin -'it !rs* fill
h.ui r»rts. iu'iclinc tin
1 1 t- I j-
Vermont hrm Uictiine Co., Bellows tills, Vt
sixty days backing, WHEN OUR MACHINE
J'R.
in .lis county farmers who will plant inred: but Mis. liiiuisted -utleieil a
a nil cultivate Ire sainiile under con- very serious fra*ture of the shoulder:
dit lotis hat will keep it from mixing at or near tie- joint. Ii Wohcrloti
with ••tlier corn. "Jimmy" hopes and In. ren|es. I Lurek-i, ho
rn mav be of
his namesake
a
ling, 'i'lie
Miss Kli/.a
nurse who
l'atteis'
l'"k lies.,, were out
•Near the Kaek-
haus residence the hotse swerved sud
denly. throwing the two ladies out of (structure and will
the buggv Miss \N er net was not in- therein.
phone set til'" 11J I I
s. I II I Ills! Is get I llg
Is C'lilld lie expected, but
id Win be In I the I nil
was called by
lie- in I 'ei Mi
along as weli
II \s ill he a go
C.illl be Used
Masters I" ied lleamet and Miilon
('ulliei tson are wo of Linton young
men who wid undoubtedly in the Iu*
t.uie !ieoume famous cornet players
I list uct.or Stodda d, li" is teaching
them, says that thcic are a nuuioei of
young ia'ls who v\ouid make a success
jf it it they would take up cornel
The Key Maei-ailane and wile re
turned Saturday from Iowa, Lb" I i.va
authoiities having declined toadm:'
lUlil to the asyiutn of t.ha.! state, as lie
is a i»*side111 lit No, 11, l)ak"ta. Io
charge of liepuiy SheiilT Jones ai.d
accotii pan led nv ^lr-. icl-aijaiie the
unfortunate gentleman was taken to
Jamcsto* da before yesterday.
In a let ter from Ii In iru\ under
date of -llickllls'iu. April J.J.^ lhilt
gentdemau asks bat. his clerk ol c:itij t.
aiinouf|cemen e^rU b'.* a it hd i,vvji
fiom the columns ol the ll'coidy ou
account. ..t hi- iiavn.g g'-ne to M.ai 1
colllll to esj:|i-. Ml I".
ine a so
he
gl '.
wishes to thanK his fiiellds
support I hey kindliystiJl' ie'l
Tuesday J, g. a fc:S:hl'l I
shop cverybod being .ilis'-n!
per lie gjs' i!ine .amp
the .v.i! "i us
In so111e unknown
the shell' ij.w hl'd
••nar b'Ts.
tlilt heats
slia'. nig purposes
ii ionei set tire to
it. ston I and Ie-
wait near i:t: jd.u''kily. tie- tin- went:
our wit bout, doing any damage. Had
Lthe budding b'-liti'd, the entire block
jvoiod pioti ib'y have been destroyed
ri'ong wind ,v is blowing at tin.
Pan. M-i-ne|iand family have movef||
to Linton '." iu the firm and taken
up then residence in West Linton
in a dwe.iiug f"rmei'iy occupied by
tiie Welker nniiy. which Mr. Muencii
purchased fiom Mr. rain. Pani has
also txjught the hmlding on llroadway
ust. south of the Linton Leader store,
lie wiii bin id an add 11 .ri to the
pen a feed.store.