Emmons County record. [volume], July 26, 1906, Image 3

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

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^WHEELS CARRY THE BOTTOMS-HOT
THE BOTTOMS THE WHEELS
is common in so many cans plows that arc not equipped with our patented positive
v. which insures non-frictional bottoms. Take the friction off the plow bottoms and
Wirtr.tly lessen the draft, and draft is a hi* thins on a gang tlow. You'll find A food
iUnMO tie to in the
Bradley XX Rays Frame HKoh Sang*
Made by the David Hrndhy Mfg. Co* Bratiteft
on will note tlieir lone suit is"'Botioms," "r.aiden City Clipper," so universally mil
nown for their evenness of ternrer mid perfect shaped molds, shares Mid landlMaa,
rincipallv, which are the basic principles of all good plows. We are going la pat
.. .oil m.iuy of these plows in this locality this year. We'd like to talk draft and fraa*
iidi for a half hour to every plow n« r. Will yoa live us the chance? W«'U utmlb
trine in high wheels, high lift, 2000-mile axles and may-be some other thiaft. TtVII
qa to make up this matchlosi COOK. Come and see it.
Linton Bazar, Linton, N. D.
McCORMIGK
Bakery: Oonlectionery
BREAD, PIES and CAKES
&.LWATS KEPT OJST HAJSTXJ
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
JO:N
TXXTXTJA_I:,XJ"2"
Extensive
xasr
STOCK
Stock of Candies—The Best
YOU WANT TO CROSS THE RIVER?
l/ini Jo, take the. gasoline ferryboat
'CANNONBALL
Which at nil• times carries
PASSENGERS, STOCK AND TEAMS
t* Italian reservation to cross, and you will get prompt and reli-
J. C.
ice. My boat is new and roomy. It is 71 feet long. 14
left wide, and carries 35 tons. Duly inspected and accepted by the
Lritlcil Males Inspector. Good landings,..chutes and corrals for load
ing Mo.'IciU'i
LEAQH, Proprietor
Emmons County Land Company.
Wt sell inns and Ranches.
"emiike First-Mortgage Real-Estate liO.ins.
^make Filings, Final Proofs, Contests. Protests. Etc.
JVe mak- Abstracts of Title.
write .Fire Insurance.
furnish
Surety Bonds.
V*.
root Lands. .......
We write veds, Mortgages
and all other work requiring a Notary
Uinv ARI I5RADDOCK. President, Linton, North Dakota.
W.HB11. MRBflHASDlSK
IV"e are still selling at the low
'xt iiossihle prices. ISnen
.here 7/ojt (l-ET i'Ot Ji ,l/'A\ K1 S
II Oirj'Jt. Come and .tee us before
i'lt/iiud anything in the line of
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, LACE CURTAINS
1)7': JIAVE A FIXE /AA E OF
99
O O S
BRING YOUR FARM PRODUCE
0hHIS.W0LFER Linton, N. D.
7
INCHESTE&
"Leader" and "Repeater
SMOKELESS POWDER SHELLS
Carefully inspected shells, the best com®
jd biniPtions of powder, shot and ^wadding,
loaded by machines which give invariable
results r,re responsible for the superiority
of Winchester "Leader" and "Repeater
Factory Loaded Smokeless Powder Shells*
There is no guesswork in loading them.
Reliability, velocity, pattern and penetra
tion are determined by scientific apparatus
and practical experiments. Do you snoot
them If not, why not They ®r®
THE SHELLS THE CHAMPIONS SHOOT
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A N
COLUMBIA
WAGONS
YATES YAPS.
lltaci'lvt'd Too h:ilt? for Last Weed's I'.tu/t
CorivHiiondtiice of tli« Ut«t*or.r- l.lulv 1^.
Tlie question of the hour: Are you
Koing to PollocU to see the game?
The cool weather of the last few
days foretells the approach of winter.
Major Belden visited Hock Creok
and Porcupine sub-agencies last week.
Mrs. J. B. Marsh, of Fort. Itice, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. C.
Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stcinber stopped
over Friday night while on their way
to Seiin.
Chris. Hen/.ler,of Bismarck, brought,
down jour traveling men Wednesday
in his big auto, ret uri'iing home next,
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. »r.
Goodrich and the latter'scute little
son, Henry, returned Friday froi'n a
week's visit in Bismarck.
Tis rumored that there will lie an
other home-talent show in the near
future. We advise those wliocontem
plate leaving to wait for it.
Representative Stevens and wife, of
Dickey county, were the guests ,,f
Mr. Fallon Sunday and Monday. Tiiey
left for home Tuesday, via Pollock.
Dan Howard stepped on a nail and
Ciiaska Parkin hurt his back. These
are incidents which would hardly at
tract attention in the winter. But
Dan and Chat are strong ones in the
nine, and this is—summer.
Prof. John M. Gillette, of Valley
City, has been spending the past week
at the agency, in the interest of the
State Historical Society, lie left
Monday, after having some interest
ing talks with the old-timers.
$
There are a number of our people
absent on their weli-earned vacations.
Sisters Seraphine and Conegan are in
Canada, Miss Morris in Pennsylvania,
Miss Morrison in Kansas and the Rev.
and Mrs. Reed in Massachusetts.
Roy C. Robinson left Sunday with
his wife for Bismarck, where Mrs.
Robinson will consult Dr. Quail). She
has been in poor health for some time,
and hopes to be put on the road to re
covery by this well-known doctor.
Ob
The house of Elwood Rider, of Fort
Rice, was broken into recently and
several trunks were opened and ran
sacked. Some clothing belonging to
Mr. and Mrs. Rider was taken, and
also a suit and watch belonging to a
Mr. Iluse, who is visiting the Riders.
Ed Red, formerly one of the base
ball nine, recently eloped with the
wife of Mike Little Bear (not aju Irish
man). The pair were caught at Ev
aits but while being brought home
they made their escape at Oak Creek,
and ate now possibly tleeing for Mon
tana.
I N O N A A
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The N. P. surveyors are in camp
t'otliir side of Proposal Hill. They
are at work on the linal survey, which
follows the river from Matulan to a
pi-in't opposite LaGrace. S. i. Indi
cations are favorable for a railroad to
Yates. Hush: Don't break the spell!
I t's too good to be true.
The hum of the lawn-mower, the
tum-tee-tum-tuin of the piano, the
ring of the cash-register, the crash of
falling walls of the old post buildings
that are being demolished, followed
bv the triumphant yells of the work
men: the toll of the funeral bell and
the chant of the Sioux love-song, In
termingled with the grinding of half
a dozen phonographs from different
directions, are some of the melodious
noises which reach the ear these days.
A. R()OTEIt.
*®"Keep col by buying a Winder
icecrea in freezer at ilagg's 11 a rd war e.
Takca Up-Heifer.
1 have taken up one red heifer,
aijout four years old, white face, all
f. ut legs white, no brand. Owner will
please call,
pay charges and take the
animal away. CHBIST. HOBKNIKO,
juM9-aug2] Sec. 25, Twp. 12», R. 74
WHEN YOU BUILD
YOU Hl-JOt ?M
Buy Your Lumber
FROM TIIK
Pknix Lumber Co.
We Have Five Hundred Lineal F^eet
Shed Room, and We Keep Our Ma
terial in Perfeet Condition.
SEE OUR STOCK BEFORE YOU BUY
FOGLE A SKELLENGER
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
LINTON, NORTH
WD on Your Work.
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Arrivt at Foi
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS.
LKroin tin' Ifepuljlleau. July 19, lMUii 1
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Matthews re
turned Tuesday from their visit to
Rochester, Minn
A bunch of boys came up from Li
vona Sunday and did the usual tiling
to Ila/.elton's ball team.
Mrs. A. L. Geil and two youngest
children left Tuesday for Detroit,
Michigan, for a visit of a month with
relatives.
Bennie KUbunde left this morning
for a pleasure trip of a week or two,
that will include a visit to Duluth
and Superior by boat.
Mii-s Carrie Brindle is again under
the doctor's care at Bismarck. Mrs.
Brindle went to the Capit il City this
morning to be with her.
Miss Dora Mandigo, of Bismarck,
was the guest of Miss Rdna Arm
strong a few days the first of the
week. The youug ladies visitid Lin
ton Mouday.
Merchant and Mrs. Brophy, of the
town of brofy, are liappy over the
arrival of a daughter, born at Bis
marck last Friday. We haven't seen
the genial L. W. aiuce tlte event, but
we^nlt guarantee that he forgets ail.
DAKOTA
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Call and Givi.
Port Yates-Winona-Linton.
HTAGli
TRIWEEKLY ST
AO
10 IA N
J^'iA'aves Fort Yates at ti a. in. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Salur
davs. Arrives at Linton atli:.'i0a. 111. Leaves Linional. I p. in.
ort Yntes at p. in. AUG. OBhWMKILK,
.If/rltl fit l.illloil
nail
about the .st lnaik when selling
goods now. lleie's hoping the lillle
lady will !onj, add Minshine. !(j our
sister town.
Merchant Kliiiunde has addi.'d
about, twenty frua of cement walk to
that in front of his store, mid now
has his store piopeii.y .v.uiouuded by
the best walk in lown.
II the Northern l\ieilic would put
ill a culvert at the west appioaeli of
their main crossing in lla/.eiton ii
would not be so muddy around I he
depot and passengers u'd eel up
town without miring,
Friends lo the number oT nb ut a
dozen enjoyed a Munptuous dinner
at the home of Mr. ami Mrs.-Maitin
Appert last Sunday, in honor the
birthday anniversary of the eldest
daughter, Miss Lena Appcri.
Dr. Snyder letinued Monday from
Hunter's Hot Springs, Mont., where
he had been 11 f,ake the baths for
rheumatism, lie reports ih it it i* a de
lightful resort, and comes home
...con-,
siderably improved in health.
C. A. Moorman went to Dickinson
Tuesday to represent Ilazelt.on lodge]
at the grand lodge, Knight of Pythias,
which is in session there. Besides a
good time in one of the busiest towns
in North Dakota, the visitors will tie
iven a trip through the Bad Lauds.
BUGGIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, STYLES AND PRICES
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'Accommodations First
Tie
Hi
l:s :i ('nance lo l!id
machinery
I You Can't Live Out of Doors
Ail
of lie Time. So, of course
You Will Want a House*
I '*r, ir You Are a Business or Professional Man, |j|
A Store or Office Building
ir you Want a Building of CONCRETE or LUMBER $
and Waul, the Work Well Done, Call on In-
Linton Construction Company
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Snyder's Drug Store.
FREE 'nil:! TO At I. TRAINS
J. B. CROWELL, Proprietor
LINTON, NORTH DAKOTA
The Linton House
J. M. KAT^ENBERGER, Prop.
.Newly Furnished Throughout...
REASONABLE
RATES
Careful attention will be paid
com l'ort of guests
$8.10 TO
ST. PAUL AND M'P'L'S.
AND RETURN
(Jreatly reduced iat-.- will lie made lo M. I'.uii an I
Minneapolis and turn, account annual encnnp
nii-ul rand A mv of he
August 11 to Ivia 1 lie
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Art
Keeps all liand Wlf
large and care. ,'K,
fully .select ed
sloclc of 'tfi?
goods.
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OILS. VAItNISIIKS. BRUSHES, WINDOW GI.ASS.
PUTTY, WALL i'APKIt. FTC., kept in stock.
Mail Orders carefully and promptly attend •,! to. -iu?
Your patronage Is respectfully solicited.
J. F. SNYDER, W/
Hazeltort, N. D.
C/ais.<p></p>Arlington
tt.UO ttrM $2.00 Ptir DA
to the
I .•public a!. Miuiie.ip 'ii
Chicago, Milwaukee 6c St*
Paul Railway
Ask the the nearest, ticket agent thw company
for additional information regarding rate-, routes or
train set vie. or write to-da.v to
F. A. MILLER
General Passenger Agent
CHICAGO
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