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IN TOWN AND OUT. While times are hard, my prices are 0 Joe Eberle. Moere was up from Roscoe a ijay two this week. I.ierLio is home again from hjiVa-i'n'- w»rk in Montana. jji rarmioheal was o\'er from Moir.i--.-ii a few days last week on lick Saturday to visit frien-1-' l-i» ton a Ja or so \i!, ::iey Lynn left for Mound rit. S. U., last week to attend the ympiivil county district court— Hneliner will soon go from l\nnik Teed's Grove. Iowa, to spcii»i Vhe winter—perhaps longer. ,1 h'i, liosa made final proof in Lin ton Saiuniay, with a couple of ten k-ifee' Kul Silk and Matt Mer gsn^ «his witnesses. l-'i-ank Hell, who recently went to Idaho- Falls, Idaho, writes that he ,.Nairn'! work at his trade, carpen trv, as soon as he reached there. .Utam I'ietz. of Scotland, S. D., arrived in Linton Friday for a cou ple of day.-'visit with his nephew, Fred I'ietz, of the First National. !Mi-i 1.. 11. Seymour and Miss Dai- -•y Wright, of the Pollock neighbor iuioii. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Irvine over Sunday. Comrade 11. T. Anderson left last Saturday for the west. He goes fir-i t-' Spokane, and then to Kal jspeH. .Montana, to visit a brother. Marion I'.urge has purchased the I.iiitoii hotel. Miss Teichner, who is running the hotel, will continue as proprietress fur the next year, at ka- .-S Kisie Sueltz, deputy county '•••superintendent of schools, returned TiH'sdny from a visit to relatives anii friends in the northern part of iik- CeUtlly. AV i). Irwin and E. A. Grain went to A!.. deen last week and, while there. .Mr. Cram bounced over the sand-of the desert on a camel and emerged a full-fledged Shriner. Capt. lloiistain arrived here by the Milwaukee train Tuesday evening. •Comrade Honstain is enjoying good health, and comes to spend a few days with oid-time friends. ail know what "Golden West" mean If you don't, this is to in form you that it's the only fancy brand of groceries gold in this town. J'-.c Kberle. Auditor Snyder suffered a se vere attack of ^all-stone colic last evening. He sent for Dr. Hogue, ami Curl Vorlander 'phoned to Ha zelt«n for the auditor's brother, Dr. Snyder. Mr.-. Henry Leathert, of Morris town. S. I)., who bad been spending a lew weeks at the home of George Dexter, in the Highland neighbor hood, loft for her home last Friday. I'uinrade Krankhauser and wife had a line garden down at the old town the past season. Mrs. Frank hauser sent to the Record office the oth. day a couple of carrots that were hig enough to feed a whole lwaruing-hou.se full of people. Jack ','rovvell came down by auto from ila/.elton Tuesday. He had with hi in two traveling men, and got them here ju.st in time to catch Milwaukee train, although he 1 he I'Usud" a tire just as he reached town. C. Gillespie of Linton, demon alran.-r for the Kumely Company, lei Linton on the2!)th of September .with anOil Pull engine,and returned her.' on the loth of October. During hi- auseiice lie traveled with the en and plows 175 miles, giving plowing xhibitions in twenty differ jn- and having a large at ....t'.'Rd.iricu t. each. Hillu.virig are the premiums ta Emmons county ladies in the "oii.uiis Department of the Bis .•Jiiar.-K Industrial Exposition: Mrs. lunge, Linton, second premi pi.i f..r best specimen of point lace. •.:il!.- Grace Campbell, Livona, first premium for best jar of plums, first l"r !est jar of sweet corn, second ^•r best jar of small pickled eucuni 1 hey have no blues up in the Highland district. The people there oiwe that "All work and no play mak. .laek a dull boy." Last Sat tuua evening there was a birthday I'1"*:- at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. iJi.Ater, in honor of the lady i|-' house. Thirty-eight guests a"--t Ml.led there. Cards were the i! 1 'ho evening until an appro- •..I?*Ua: hour, when refreshments rveil, and thm dancing fin- vt'''y pleasant social function, •eu' win L)e a anc Iit a party at '•""v iSutler's home, in Highland, ''aturday night. Sul'-eribe for the Record. The only "Best Flour" sold in the town is the "Pride of North Dako ta," at Joe Eberle's. Special price of 7.* cents fc-r school-children for lyceum-course entertainments. Seat# reserved. Mrs. Rooks returned home last week from her extended visit to re latives and friends in Michigan. V. Wante.l A school-girl to do house work f-r her board. Apply to Mrs. Th-.niu. whL'h '.hoy call a circuit court down ,|u,r.,. He had some professional wor. i'-'f.-re the court. .1 r. Nipiiolt and family came ,iVtfr IV'-iii Wis L. D. Seeman returned home Mon day evening from Chicago, where he had been with a shipment of cattle. A. E. Hasper, of southern Em mons, will leave in a few weeks to visit his brother-in-law at Clifton, New Jersey. Ellsworth Kutler has gone to Mc intosh to spend a couple of months visiting his brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Seelev. E. O. Mickel tinds, on consulting a surgeon, that he is suffering from a complication of diseases -appendi citis, gall-stones and piles- and that he must have operations performed for all of them. He will soon go to Bismarck for that purpose. J. IL Reamer returned home Mon day evening from Rismarck, where he did good work during the Expo sition as manager of the Emmons county exhibit. Tuesday morning Mr. Reamer and Henry Toeter left on an auto trip to the Shields coun try, on the west side of the river. Preaching in the M. E. church next Sunday evening at S o'clock. All are cordially invited to be pres ent.— L. A. Lovelace, Evangelist. Mrs. Frank Kohl left Tuesday for a month's visit with relatives and friends at Fort Dodge, DesMoincs and other Iowa points. bers, first for best jar of pickled small onions, first for best jar of strawberry jam. Miss Campbell al so took the sweepstakes prize for fruit in this class. Mrs. Wm. Mal loy, Hazel ton, took first for best patch-work silk quilt. S. W. Wood of Temvik took first prize for draw ing. Frank, John, Willie, Lena and Maggie all need overshoes. Rut where can you buy them the cheap est?—that is the question. They all say: "Let us go to Joe Eberle's. We can buy four pairs for what we would have to pay for three pairs at any other store in town and, be sides, we get some candies thrown in." The Rev. Fr. T. Rabstinek, formerly in charge of Hague parish, has been appointed rector of St. Bernard's church at Oriska. Barnes county. In a letter to the editor of the Record, Father Rabstinek says of his new charge: "The congrega tion has beautiful buildings. The parish is called "The gem of the Fargo Diocese." Elmer Hardy writes to the editor of the Record, under date of Oct. 13th: "I received the pamphlet on Emmons county to-day, and found it very interesting. 1 thank you very much for it. The North Atlan tic fleet, of which the New Hamp shire is a part, starts for New York to-day, where it will be reviewed by President Taft. We will cruise in the West Indies later in the winter. For Sale.—One cupboard, one din ing-room table, one washing-ma chine, six chairs.one Majestic range, one Jewel Universal heater, one hard-coal (self-feeder) heater, one kitchen table, two rocking-diairs. two bedsteads with mattresses and springs, one center table. Apply to Mrs. J. A. Steinber, north Broad way.. POLLOCK PICK-UPS. Proijrt'ss, 1 {ili Ed McConville has a big sample of corn on display at this oflice. It is a flint variety and was planted June 22. Mrs. Bales and daughter, Mrs. F. W. Welker, of Dale, were shopping in Pollock yesterday. It was Mrs. Welker's first visit to Pollock tor more than a year. Mr. Courts of Markesan, Wis., has been here for a (fay or two look ing over the country. Mr. Courts says we have Wisconsin skinned this year on the potato crop. Jacob Steensland, who some seven or eight years ago was a resident of Pollock, was in town Saturday. .Jake is now living in Linton and.is jani tor of the Emmons county court house. If any one wants to see a sample of good potatoes, just call at this otliee and we will show you some that were raised by G. II. McKay (in GlenavonI. They are early ohios and each potato in the lot weighs more than a pound. Hank Gravink, Hal. Tracy. \\. I!. Andrus and several other persons of the Dale and West field districts at tended the big industrial exposition at Bismarck week before last, lhey all speak in glowing terms of the agricultural display, and they cer tainly had occasion to be proud of Emmons county, for our neighbor was awarded third prize among the counties. VVJiat ^-Je Vv'ns Practicing. lit-ii a ''1.11! i:i-• ii-n of a N'.-w 11 :i' s: 11! !.^ Iuwii i'o unt.'d t! aftiT a pro'ion'ied sn.io!:ni airoad ho made a tour of the plare to tin.! out how all his old friends weiv ulo: At one establishment ho found-fa':' youth, the son of ui old friend of his. who-e falhex 'w as. st pavntg his oHiee rent l'ractirin^ la now,' .1 iiii iisk ed the relumed one niallv. "Xo, sir," replied the youth frankly "I appear to bo, but I am really practicing economy."—l.ip pincott's. Careful Child. A Fit of the When voii |!nd yoiir.-elf in the possession of sundry blue de\il-\ proceed to o[jide\ il le-m. I hoy Would h.-e.'e vyi .ro a mile ,Lro two mile.j. d'ut your w.o! in!o it and -co how^: tilyiVe Vo'u canyd'C. I 'ret end \*o!i ar-- a b'-'ic.- blooded anstoirat t! T.i .an of those that have come to vi.-iten: lie polite to them and let lieu c-n'.e! tan tle-y bid you limn rn and a I tent. Iterate •I An ju*t mst ta in \cine as it i* *.• ha::* a or •:rc«*e w^-on •.» \V,» tit the *h"!e thsntf h«*rv at our J'nctos-y. ai.^1 you can .. .a.t s:.v»icri'.* "irexi ptaat tn an hour's time. Wo make planU to fit tho rt»u!eiwo n« .. ho aiui th* «maU are i-t .v* ww!! rasJo nnJ ju .« &£ th* vory larjjist wo mak 4 a N *«v%'nt*en years, ani are aa?*'. sorvitv^' U'an 1 ant tor* in iivery way, Th^ro i« nothing or jnirihnjf :h Syntrtna. Ki\«i thwy urn thiir*UKh!y at all lisn-w w\. delight in -»r«UniC a litt lighting ^hini "f aJiiition you wri.l havo the «ati\faettin of knowii:p '.Mnl .» intr tho vory beat thuro if. r.mi the mo*t »cor Kcich Amfrienn I it, nlvr* i.i can«Uivp.m ne-l.aif cent t»"r ii Ovi^r ono hun lro^l stykr*'of Nvi'itifu! ft*. tur«4 select from D:\ip a tv*tal today our no .v uhi 'irituvl a'.Al n. .»• »Uft Uusi. It'# KKLK. A«U}'vt.s A E I A N Gas Machine Co.14,0 Tho One He Saved. Harold, ai ed nine, came home one dav so liruist-d and diriv tliat his niotiier was tiirown into a ^tate of marked pertni-knion. ''Morn he exclaimed in hor ror. 1on c.irih, inv child, did you yet _\our elothes and face into smli a state?" 'i was trying to keej a little boy from getting licked," was Harold's virtuous if hesitating rejdy. "Well, that was tine," said his nio! 1 ifietl pan-nt. am proud of closed, you, sonny. Who was the little sniuds boy?" "iie."- ('liicarro IJ. rord. H.-rahl.- "Is your ]i111 boy siek with any thing:'" asked the lad of the lady who had just moved in next door and who had asked him to come over and play with her little boy. "Xo, indeed," she smiled. "Why?"' 'Cause I've had my tonsils taken out an' my adenoids removed an' my appendix out out, an' I been vaccinated an' scrumixed for ty phoid an' spinal meningitis, an' I'vo your tin had antitoxin injected, an' I do hope I won't have to have anything done to me this year, so I can havo a little bit o' fun for awhile."— Woman's World. When Two Rainbows Are Seen. When t\\. rainbows are some iitr.es seen at once, une ouf-ide the other, the inner or primary bow, as it is called, is always the britrhler, and the red band of clor is always on iU outside. The outer or sec ondary bow is miieh fainter in color, and the red band is always on the inside. This is beeau.-" j:i the pri mary bow tin' sun's rays are reilrel ed otdy once, while i:i the seconl arv bow th• are reflected twice, which makes them fainter in color and turns them upside doun. In one rainbow we see the rays of the sun enleriui: the raindrops at. the top and refbvled to ihc eye from the bottom, while ill (he other we see the ravs cnterinij- the raindrops at the bottom and rcfioi-tcil from the top. whence (hoy reach the eye. i. I to 111-. 111 !o Sit down and I O a er yi hiny: and e\ erv- bo lv. trv it. luue i!e\ils ju-e such ontrary imps that they ni-e-r stay Ion where they .-:re well treat ed. Their £ood mission is to tor ment. A hearty welcome sends hem .ilj.'-i TILT.— Naut I us. Br ii! a priced. To us it seems a curious whim on the part of our ancestors of th" eighteenth century that in their marriage announcement they should so olden choose and with such see N I inir complacency to ten tie- world with the world with regard the amount of fortune reeeiv. with the brides. Here are I', cases in point, "Mr. Jiunis ('oui of .1, i'o.e_TU'ii Si|.. merchant, to Mi-- of ni^htsbrid'j-e, O'lU.-' "\V. Stnilh. ccnllemati. of the I 'i'rc.oji of Horse Ouard-, Mrs. Ann (I'ardiner, a maiden lady, aj^ed, 'tis said, near with a for tune of £0u/.ajU."—Chambers' Jour UJile lB 1 N. IV. »n.l nxv.a A l.iu LRI- 1 I A. MINN, WARDING OFF COLDS Keep Your Hands Clean anj Aw.iy Frcm Your Nose and Mouth. '"Tryins to t:a a col,! is not easy," said a health expert. '"Many if not most of them ate credited to drafts. It is very unfortunate that these eool currents of air, cs peeially if the air is fresh, are so gt m-rally and pi r.-L-tent'y maligned. When jrrandnia or father suce.es mother looks at once for some op -n door or window .ind it is promptly l.H' If dohn or Mat'v has the in the tnornire: no'hnie 'u v. •is' seems clearer than tlt.it thev 11-].[ near an open window t'n the ne\t liiudit the windows are kept closed and the pood, -ire air is kept out side for the bird- and the squirrels. "I say if is loo bad that air in motion has achieved such a bad n-n utation. A cold is a disease, and only follows an infection, and the dnfection can only come through the 'nose or mouth. There is no cpies tiou about this. All doctors au'reo on it, and it si ems, at least to those in the profession, reasonable ilk- Mini simple. Your hands j],oi {Terms all the I.me, because diseas" cerms are as "common as weeds. You put your hand up to your no.-e or mouth many times a day—it is a habit—and a bad one. The {Terms lod^e in these entrances and at an •opportune time are taken into the system. When a cold develops as it result you wonder in what, way yo:. have been indiscreet, and at once try to recall some draft or sud den coolin.: oil'. "The best remedy for a cold is to take lots of ii sh a ir :ood, pure food and enough exercise. The best way to |ue\, nt a cold is to ua-h your hands-.often ai cv or to put either in your nose or mouth. Ite'iiieml.cr that a cool or hot or an curreid of fresh air blo.\ ins oiii-'fo-ir hack at ni :ht or in the davt i• ffp-eau never infect, your syslem and pl odui i' a cold, ('olds come 1'i:i a '-i :-e Now ^i ork I 'I'e :s .V^.!V. Dioorii t'.| Tratflc Regulator. A lla ll.-o,:: a A liile Uolll. lll'otly'h II narrow l.n'Uiloll street was slopped bv a line of arria \i it U'O O I' i- Iftcln UMI.I rcs on one sal" and by a sta'i-inary cart tilled with ilouer.!i:L' plants, on the oilier. ''Cable." civilly rei|tie.-led I he driver of tic cart, to move ui and let him pass, but was answered with a defiant enint. am upon tie- o,.buian nicer, where hrou dil tess close proximity hen slacliciii the horse's le the cart reins. As the animal befall to browse ainonj.' the ir.i^notietIe and cra niums his driwr ealhd out. loy.the tlofHt's mail: "lie's ame lliriL' on 'em, The dn\ci ro.ind in tinu with a How' teiidini: frotn arii l. ot to at li the In a iiioment the wav was clear lor he ha nsoui.- I .(indou Tit -1 '.its. Colors In Fireworks. -The ciiii/J.,'.oii.it 11 ucnIs ol all lire works ares-rjftinpowder and its in gredients. "'"'"fron find steel t'-hn^ and cast .jrui borings, free from rtisl, are used to increase ti-e he display and pro •se tire. When tin: uji the air the irks are as they brightness of duce the (,'h. rocket ex|)lod bright and1 sneolorcd i-j produced by these lilin^'S ignite in tie- oxygen. ings and copi"T salts jifod at is mad greenish tint with much smoke i- made out of .-.dphuret of an!tmony. Amber, rosin and common salt pro tected from dampness prodii.e Ci'..it Scheme. Hob— And the scheme' worked Jorkins—Admirably. 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In I.IT I l-l' \]on^.i C'l v'.'j Not ice for i'iiblieat ion. |j(i|, n-! i^eHIOjf il,.- I it I I!'-r, l.:iiiiH)ili'-' hi Ui'ii'ii'-I V.l'if -I Hi. I, I. I II I 'II il ,• I- I -i a yellow fire:' Salts of strontia make a red light.:' A green light ia:,al-'.e made by the sails ol barium. 111-11 mi i.i el- rist :iiKi:,:,i i:-.:' (If I,".'.-'1111 illU'il -Vll'l.,' '.'II I: Jorkins 'I here's !Vrkins:—yyou know I'crkin-?—entered info an agreement, with his wife soon after their marria -, Iwenfy years ago, that whenever either lost the:r tem per or stormed the olhcr was to keep silence, r«»i Iiifiii' lh.iiK-ii.1 It'i l-ie ry -S--A:ii!UsI "'••fl'it No 1 M4" tn-illi I, ,if of lip- i.oj»'hfji- 'i--i.irn.-r •i.iifr^V'.M-.ni) t'uilf of in* i. ,rtJ.A.-i. r.( iit. I J.' north. IC-iTVi**. I» ii M.-i -n "I .vinti,\, A ist of 1 I 1Mb l'i hn'i Iiii-1 of I'lh-ni ion lo I N I -Y -N -P N S A N I I S I A 111 h'- ta! iih'''j«'s'"l t:»« *lv, 1»»' l'' ln» M.' r.ir'i-v. KV-uffirio ,,f ih. I oiiii'.y i* -t. i' Lin ton, N'if ih {t'?. I ii. li 'i «y of N .y in 'i :t !JMH I li ,1 mi's 'A IM I .hi,-oil i'i, I.Mi'on, I'. -J Anion i-J'-t'. l.in'o.'!,' N Men's and ami Skirls, Fin s. FROM NOW ON UNTIL OCTOBER 15 LINTON BflZflR. xtt rswaa That New Car Why nol conu: in and er the purchase of the best Automobile man ulaclui edv 11 is the cele brated Case car, made by the J. [. asc Machine Company, ol Racine, Wis. A. I, I 1:11 il Mil ih. Ajfi'.nl. Linton. N. 13. GENERAL PURE SNUFF CAN IN NORTH DAKOTA HJ.s.v., hi: it t\ di. j:/ 1 I vsiri A N A v:: |,INT"N, I L'i JI 1) K«'»T Av S» is. I J? hi I'.yi vlA'L si). llir.' a' \'»r af ijv-fI'la!-.. Oin.-. \:'.iili'li'n.ji.1 ilofl l,hoi«»"* John I io.-i* of 1.1'. N Ij Anion Hon.'-r: of Linion VI). Ji N, -TKVKN^, i:«visief.^ UUi T? A I'Ui A I 11-I'-T l-A-.f., if ii '•it 'Vt' '-.••'%*-•• u' a i/ U! a ir ir u* •a- Children's Underwear a ii V/1 ,V •|V 11 Wr to ild ••& ••If i'A'J \lr, ... SAYS BE SOLD ^NHAGENj SlJIjU^ We guarantee that Copen hagen Snuff is now and al ways has been absolutely pure snuff and guarantee that it complies with the law of North Dakota and every other State and all federal laws. AMERICAN SNUFF CO., Ml Fifth Ave., New York LEGALLY A S 7 A S iU ..f in( iufiici.* rxfruds f.ir.'rtid wiJr. In .il!ciiil.nit''1,*fjuijiiiirnl,courtsofslutly, l.i« j!ui' !oj |t,iino its h!w dr nl.-s in jxmitiorH it is l1 ti-ui j'-M-s'-il. li.irrl'' f.if uIh''• i'iM ff:u|j(.r'.. F'-'t liooi Ir S to I I- u"y, rril. srw.i,' 'it .s. Di/r if f/te fn.?/,// f/c '*?r 'cr\4ot//£y A A 1 r /j /*y. ft (A/rr.-j3 1 N 'J' I T, LINTON, N. \t HATM H'JDNi 'IT"V l»A IMtElt SHOT A. M. ItlilTTS, l'roprlKtor. iiimlry L'-uvus uii