Emmons County record. [volume], April 21, 1910, Image 1

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26TH YEAR: NUMBE1? r.o
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Our Motto
building done
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arrangements
AlT( )MO I I^ES
Will have another oar-load of FORDS here about Mav 1st.
Two are sold. If you want the other, speak quickly. Send for
catalogue. The 1- 01
SCREEN DOOHS
in stock.
Hi
oft
iD" imprint means merit.
SECOND-HAND CARS. 1 have a couple of Ford run
abouts for sale cheap fully equipped, in good condition. Write
or telephone
F. B. IRVINE, Hague, N. D.
P. S.—Don't let any one intimidate you about a Patent
Suit. Ford will protect all purchasers with a NATIONAL
SURETY BOND.
OR THE CONVENIENCE
OF OUR CUSTOMERS
I"or the convi/ience of our customers wo
have a place in the
Hank for private conversa
tions, letter-writing or other business matters.
This room is at vnur service.'-, ",
Our Modern Sal'e-Deposit Boxes in our tire
proof vaults rent for *1.0(1 a year. A safe place
for your valuable papers
GERMAN-AMERICAN STATE BANK.
LINTON, NOKTII DAKOTA
RDWAHD liliAIlDoeK.
I'HKSI UK
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W. E. PETRIE,
Dealer in Ceneral Merchandise,
LINTON. NOKTII DAKOTA.
A New and Well-Selected Stock of (Iroceries, Dry Goods,.
Clothing, and in Fact Kverything Founl in a General Store,
iKl'KL J. CUA1N.
('ASH 1 KM
is "Fresh Goods and Right
es t. "l? Sr.*
of
Prices.'
Now that tin- gentle spring-time has come, you
will not have to pay so much attention to your coal-
bin as you have in the recent past. Hut there is al
ways something to provide for in the ordinary affairs
life. Soon building operations in town and country
.will be in full bhi*t. and the one who is having the
will of course want to buy his
Where there is a uO"d hluek fniiu which to select. Try us.
believe we in furnish wh it you want.
forget, also, that the iH'iuMtive housefly and the
will soon be on ileck st riving to pry into your domcst ic
and, if you want to head
AND SCUKKN
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LINTON BAKERY:
First-Class
Give Us a
IL
em oil', you will need
WINDOWS, which we have
PHOENIX LUMBER CO., LINTON, N. D.
A Good Meal. Well Cooked.
Sonic people are not very par
ticular about their Food or how
it is prepared. But we.'ire, and
we always insist tli.it tin
Food Shall Be Fresh and Pure
Also, that it shall be perfectly
clean and properly prepared.
•'Cleanliness: First, Last and
All the Time''
Is the motto at our Restaurant.
You will find it pleasant and
profitable to eat here.
AUGUST OBERMEIER, Proprietor.
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1 Liverv, Feed and Sale Stable
HAC.GAKP M'M.UNKY. Proprietors.
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LINTON NORTH DAKOTA
Rigs, Good Driving Horses. Reasonable
Rates. Prompt Service.
Call When You Want Anything in the
Livery Line.
AROUND THE STATE.
Washburn wants in get rid a
lot of llOW-WoVVS.
i' (i
Kight Missouri riverSteamboats
will operate front llismarck and
Washburn '.his season.
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The capacity ,.f hisniarck hospitals
is overtaxed by patients from other
towns seeking treatment there.
1 he Milnor schools are so over­
crowded that it will be necessary to
construct an addition to, the build
ing.
In Wardcounntv aymini iiimi hail
a wedding day set. but became ill.
The ceremony was perfor
he was in bed.
mod v,Itilii
Two boys, aged respec
teen and eighteen year
from the state reform
lively six
-, escaped
school at
Mandan the other day.
There have been several
on account of the careless
accidents
manner in
lave been
the state,
which abandoned wells I
left in the newer parts of
The waterworks plant
that sup-
plies Hismarck with kooM, pure
Missouri river water has a new
electric pump with a eatcvit .•
thousand gallons a minute.
(Irani! Forks attorneys have in
dorsed the candidacy of C. M. t'ooU
for the supreme bench. Mr. t'ooley
is not widely known, but is said to
have one ol" the best lejial minds in
the state.
A bunch of Italians visited Sheldon
recently and bought every luaf of
bread at the bakeries. A- a result,
many families who buy their bread
ready-made were compelled to feed
on crackers or biscuit.
Hubert L. Walters, an old ei\il
war soldier who voted for Abraham
Lincoln, is a candidate for the legis
lature from Stutsman county, and
the Alert thinks lie will not bo a di
appointment if elected.
W. Moses of lrayton has been
appointed a delegate from the
Methodist denomination of North
Dakota to the national laymen's
missionary congress to be held in
Chicago the first week in May.
Dead fish are found alonj: the
Missouri in the Painted Woods
country. It is claimed there were
not enough minks arid beavers last
winter to make holes in the ice to
give the finny creatures sullicient
air.
L. K. Sivertson, of Carrin.eton,
has invented a "steam dynamo."
whatever that may be, and has built
one which is now on exhibition at
Carrington and is attracting much
attention, being the only one in the
im
world.
North Dakota girls appear to haw
the hoys badly beaten in the matter
$
of spelling. Out of eight counties
that have reported their representa
tives in the final rounds of the state
spelling contest, seven girls- un­
named as winners.
persever.
Dr. (leorge Carpenter, city health
ollicer of Fargo, declares that, the
children of the city should not be
supplied with drinking water at.
school. He urges that there is al
ways danger of contamination
where the pupils drink from the
same cup.
Judging from a picture appearing
in the Cando Democrat, the new
state fish hatchery at Fish Lake is
quite an extensive establishment,
although costing only $o.imhi. The
construction work was done entire
ly under the superintendency of
Capt. li. W. Main, who will be the
permanent superintendent.
Hathgate I'ink Paper: Clover ha-
been such a pronounced success in
this section that almost all of our
farmers will sow more or less of it
with their grain this year. This is
aiso true of corn, a- far as success
ful growing is concerned, and th»
amount of fodder from it. makes it
a valuable crop in every way..-..^ /.®,
Minot Democrat: iMinot Lodge,
No. l!i-~, Loyal Order of Moose, is
preparing for a big time at the uedi-
cation which takes place soon. 'I he
lodge members recently purchased
a building for their home, paying
8!I,."ini for tile same. The building
has been remodeled, and reading
rooms, reception-rooms and a big
lodge-room fitted up. and all will be
furnished with the ino
h'
*h
a
fixture.-.
An electric line
Krem. in Mercer county, to Hettin­
1%
ger, Adams county. I he pro| used
new line would be .''.bout 11" miles
in length and would tap a country
that is for the most part without
transportation facilities. It would
cross the main line of the Northern
$
Pacific at Hebron, thence acr .-s
Country ty, Mot
t, ,t h/-n-e let till"-
EMMONS COUNTY RECORD.
LINTON. NORTH DAKOTA, T1IUHSDAV, AIMJI I. I. l!l|().
ger crossing the Cedar at^i'" point
about six mill's a-t and eleven miles
north of 11e11inter -j S. s
S&
Munich Herald: T* L. IJurdick
and I'll. Toninnsoit brought back
with them two car-load
bred horses and cattle
turn from Minue^da and Iowa last
week. Mr. llurdii-k this trip brought
the best lVrcboivn mares that have
ever been seen in Munich. One
man' particularly is a heaut\. She
took iirst pri :e f"i' Percheron mares
in France la.-t .war, which shows
what quality she is. She will un­
doubtedly take iirst prize in North
Dakota this year. The cattle bought
bv Mr. Thoriiniison are pure-bred
shorthorns, which are the be-t milk
ing strain of that lived.
Purely to escape with then lives
fl'iiin the worst wreck of the year in
Iowa, and to be in another railroad
accident on their way home to Perth,
N. !., was the experience of Mr.
and Mrs. A.S. Ma -dinald. lioth Mr.
and Mrs. Macdonald were in the Rock
Island wreck near (liven Mountain
on March '..1st. lioth were hurt
but Mr-. Macdonald stilVered to such
o'! lent ti'oiii uei wus shock that
the physician fused to give his
consent for her to leave the hospital
there until two vweks had passed.
While going to their borne, and
when within thirty miles of Perth,
the Croat Northern passenger train
on which they Weiv traveling left
the track and ran on the ties a dis
tance of about feet. \o one
was hurt but Mr. and Mrs. Mac
donald almost collapsed under the
shock of the frighi^^ls-xyJ./v.-'J
I.. Xowhoii i-, c,i~hier of the
I lot ineau ('ount.v I lank at Hot ineau,
met with unite an accident recently
at the Mollenbeck hotel at Los An
geles, ('al. Mi-. N'ewhouse and his
daughter were just stepping from
the hotel elevator when something
went wrong with the elevator brake
and the elevator went down. The
daughfi managed to get out, escap­
ing with a slight bruise hue Mr.
Newhouse's foot caught between the
lloor and the upper part of the cage
as it weiu down. He fell back into
the cage, but c. uglit his font and his
ankle was broken, sustaining a ioiii
pound fracture and the flesh being
I adly torn. The family were just
preparing for the homeward trip,
and had their trunks packed: but
the accident will interfere with the
plans for an immediate return, and
it. may l.e a month before they can
get a a ay.
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS.
Wo neglected to mention last
week that Ceorge Jackson and fam
ily have moved from their farm to
llazeltoii, where they, will reside in
tile LI I.I I e.
W. P. Thurston left Friday for
Hisinarck, after a week's stay in lla-
immediate attention.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. O. Hat/er are re:
juicing ov I tic-arrival of a son and
heir, and it is understood that, al­
ready a new- sign appears before the
doors of the Lank of Hazelton, hear
ing the following inscription: "H.
O. Hatzef & Son, Hankers." The
youngster was born Sunday evening
in Hismaick. This paper joins in
coiigraulat ions ith the many friends
of Mr. and Mrs. Hatzer.
I laxeltoii
to 1
full
I'-'.
rived iast
nigh'
modern
ion !aw-\ itrfd' say Uiirt^iW'-grand
prairies ,,f North Dakota noser
(looked so good to the!:®|i||sviu/l! tii.-v
alighted from the nam at Iliad
.if pure-1 Fmuiens countv js far ahead of atu
their re- 'I'i'u: 'anada can predutv
A -arl'aeo motoi
train of thought n.• i.
lie -toj.ju .1 ,|1* 0
ill,' Til' le W- .1, 1
there \vait U!:i ~l,A.-ii et .-on
\(.i. .-(.uiil.n o'u .ro,"
looki'iiiT toward-tfhe- -e-v s.
hen the i.ir'wii!.'-' ,,! i!:
the niotoiriivim hroiir li'! it,
st iand. are io I',
rogue-' eajiefy's''
years ba. k. h":
of his -.orl
1
creamery is scla-d
operation Monday
•rew of experienced
C. W. (lillman ar-
1
gin
next,with a
butter-iuai-.
frorn New York
Mills. Minn., and will have full
charge of the local plant. He is an
all-around creamery maw, and has
lionorabio -testimonials from differ
ent. states
Th 'butter contests in which
he has competed, showing the high
es jj test* of IC.-U points. Mr I lillman
is a son of W. (lillman, of Hazel
ton. The new ce'aniery is equipped
with all the. up-'.o-date devices for
hutter-making. and will undoubted
ly turn out a high-grade product.
Hen Klai'Uinle and Dave Phillips
proposed from-.j took a -pin to Hraddock Sunday aft- *n
eruoon in the former's auto, and
•while tln re met L. Clarke and Ld
ward Savage.who have just returned
from an ^eSt'-ridi I trip to Canada,
where if
Tiiey o\pre
re looking over land.
1 ngiffe
Xfi
dock. Wi-il, it's a i-uu-hiAei that
r-1
INTUITION.
InstancrV of the Way I!
In r., .lay t.
I N.^ncln
&
1
hurried ,t of Ad
he
red aboard!,' S
1 low Vi
W .ill I ed to uei oil
the emit roller
and the u- siad.
hi-t felt if,"' he lai|S|(
kti 'w it. ,\ fellow's aiT
w.iy in' th,:- |jUii)ic ,,.
people lOiW'o'L^sVSigpal
•.v"
nuw
vcoinai),
-ked u'
AVii-.-.
thiw.n on a is'!
I tii a jerk
twlir'l:'
ha'
u-iiifw
'illOj'
waul lur.,
]to«er, I *!i'
I ,n}'t e\]i}|cn jii-t
man wle-n
It's sonic sort
that tells nie.
whal it "is."- -:-S©£T-./i.
Tin- patient, kniv.ht of the motor
voiced one of th In ltd- tiiu''
]-\eh.olo_:i :i| t'r1.:t-lii-.-- ,1'f»,it.nd-- in tlie:
entire dowutow prnpa.\ and i,-\vhi iri:''
about every nip ami tin of the l)tl
man lialut, en.-1om op- -iieiailcirityi
finds a shining place..-, Ta'.in r.u
ro] il an 1 iii man iiy-uts wli'tlle, 11 To fe"
are few who do noi'te.e...iji-tt-u'-^ oir.U.i..
the umiTe of the a\ei' iii'?.vAy«U 1cd:i||||
A i-i tain teller in a'h'ii'.^e ('lia-iifro'
bunk ei oc in.-.e in11!iI i11 ie a j'aith
ful and valuable ally,- one that eni
he put to good II-,• hoii'/h one I hilt
allihlc, A Ilnfii W.,1
mav st toil intfi 11!j man's
,i lltotl-itlld ijolhif 'cite -Ic
counter in ii blase' inan'ni-r,
thin:' may "t'-Vk' tlif'.teller
heck L. ai,).y-:'£ ood'.v
f'-el iihe explaiiisst his
is not ml
lingl'ord"
bank. Ios
over he
and oine
that he
"I it-1
Ftrau^e po\,er "f in! uiuon. 7
And lh" hei iiisy i"- fiiru'-d
down, or, on tlie other h:iud,!:i"-'ji!-,"
tiiili.' iii iv "P-ll" tlie I-,: hii.-i' 'f-liiti
the man is good -he J'lsl: feels it •-.'
Si "iler. are i-'-ferry-d to lift-ifver-v
Does |h
eil d'-i.-.-iive a! ,i av
W iii-ii hi' p]:
1 I. him
llo'A i. rOivd, V. lieu he
i-rli.-iiis is iii iied lie
law
hi.i the .dn.tild.'i'i and
llil' t'
i. 1, 1 I 11
.'led del-!.', is wan'ed.
tlll'.el'l.K k's
rild l"'l fill v, I I
kllou :i is
on| of a do
man's bin
ollicer of
lie feels
rn-1 ahead "j
ed wii a bat
Often he do.
mime and
tie
re.-f.- liii! iinrik
hack to the siaO
foiiiid '.
At,I-:I III I
1
liUlj'l 1 loll..t I
.nd h. photo S'5
i.m liHit HI
ale neOi! 1, or
I no .ii in II ej
r,ioiug0
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ter."
/.o||,on looking after his local inter
ests. -1.1. Hoop took Mr. Thurston,
11. O. Hiit/'-r and S. A. Mikalson to
the Capital City in his big auto. The
rrads at- now in excellent shape for
autoist.s. with the except ion of the
(loughnoiir slough, which cau-.es
some trouble, and should he given
11 in. !, .1 On
as re.-onI W a'i'll'
I al'i.'i.ip-,
j/iaph. lh"
heetiien:ind i!e
1 to slink-'si'h'e
ll, -tor a li''s f'i!
crook ii li,V phi'd
city's poiiee rei o's| \'e
the J111i ot* iii"''
ry all of this :le-:.i aii -.-inn.
-i a J'l io.| JUlJiCil loll of: e,.
111 jiov, ef ®f- ilii i-lit IOI.I- y. ii
draw tle- d. i. ijve to i' o"!. Id."
a magnet fia a
thou?.ind pi oj)|. .- lie ,./o Tiih'.n"
.i l-.ll
I, hl"'!l
.under
e|l Will
A Tutor Who Mjiin'.sineil H.s Dij'i.iy.
Dr. (.1 .:iil:, ,at.j.,. ,„.„.e...
sense oI" j,• -oie-il 'L'truly '''a a
young m.iii he w.i-- •.» t.t-»r
in a pi it' ..ii II 'i'
lady punii- levuib 1 hu rUi'lu'-o
ami 1
lie'ino! I.' f-i'-
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h! (v.k Mil-
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with her iliiil .'! "I,-. In P'.t.t/
when coiiipi-.n .i- inv
hou-'e VoUllg /««s„jl...».:I:.f.VV
from tie I able, a: 1 d.
to l.l.s l-'O:-.. Ik- i' le no fi.
again.4 the-t i:oa!.i::
wa.-i al.temp'eii io-.
servant: lw- J«d oi r',-1 a
a lliighbofi:!!:,: li .li.-l -L'*
nothing. .je'tli!'?
a few liuies- ni-e.Yp!o: -i.,(,w
master of Ike
mers to jiceoo.-it
family.
had !/•-. msio'ed li V, ,, l,ji.:.-::
from tii-.1 t.iiie
conquered a-tyi::' :.Mei
jilaeo a on-e.ot ,- /..w-ojy.i
cial g.'i" '-1 '"g--
to the
sit Oiit
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Jov.f. t.r jr. :Tf. r. ii/-SiOrt
0: oi,. I-.'.,
Jowi
lodge. I ,I ,.-i ,i I. o,
and aft! I -i.
had retire.d-Jjiii .to
Morning at- b:!
tiiemsoives as not be- ,1^,-.
ou.s to become subjects
jng at all ai,
of the king, or to have their "oat- I time for
inoal sa"ks numb.-red under Doiniri- I 1 am ry
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n-itig
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that I i.
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K\en if you are not :i depositor of this Hank, don't
tool 'haky about asking for "aceoinmndation." You
will get what ni want if your credit entitle-, you to it. v--:
As a depositor "f this Hank. \..ii have at your cote,
maud our resources in proportion to your credit. .r
Do \oii need loan" We want you to toll u-. y.iur'
S need-. Maki'this I lank you business friend. You will
find able and illing ti help ,ui in more \sa\s tban
Villi e\ er imaglll'-d
FIRST BANK OF LINTON
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bank account started early
in life To day is the time
to -tart. one.
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New Goods! -New Goods!
II you want a j.»ood, bij stock
ol serviceable and up-to-date
Clothing, Dry Goods,Groceries,
Hardware, Etc., Etc., to select
from and at prices that are
ri^ht, call at our store on Broad
way, next to Linton Slate Bank,
Linton, North Dakota.
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Start the New Year
Right.
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There is nothing toogood for your
•"hihlii-n, sweetheart., wife or best
friend, and nothing will give them
more pleasure arid fun than .a
KODAK.
l.'rit'i.-s $1 (carri«-'l in Block
Kir
PHONOCRAPHS!
We have a completes Inn: of lvli.-on Phonographs at New
York and Chicago Prices
$-7,
$:!0,
which piav tin- tv.o-uiii.uie atid ,foui:-.uunute,records.
Smith
and $45--all
of
Conic in
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& Irvine.