Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1899-08-04
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Tom McCrory was up from Winona,
Tuesday.
John Nippolt was up from the Boett-
cher ranch last Saturday.
Work is progressing on the build
ings for the government post at Bis
marck.
A porch in front Of Druggist Flynn's
store is one of the weeks improve
ments in Linton.
Peter Kraft, an old settler in Exeter
district, is very low with his chronic
trouble, asthma.
Mr.. Brit Payne and Miss Mate Sey-
mour were visiting in Linton the fore
part Of the week.
Mr.. Lane says that the finest wheat
he has seen is at Mr.. B. F. Burgess, on
lower Beaver creek.
Peter Ferguson was in Linton the
first part of the week. He came over
to get some binding-twine.
r. N. Stevens recently lectured in
Bismarck on ''The Greatest Lawyer"
A sort Of autobiography, as it were.
k Miss Annie Reimer, of Campbell
county, a young-lady teacher, has ia
kena position with the Bank of Linton.
T Attorney Guy, of Wishek, was in
Linton last Saturday. He paid the
N. P. taxes for 1898, amounting to
&c., 200.
In this part of the Beaver Creek
valley juneberries were almost fail
ure this year, and cfokecherries will
make but small yield.
Miss Margaret Yeater was in town
Saturday. She was on her way home
from the southern part of the county,
where she has been teaching.
Michael Fischer and Joseph Lau-
niger were in town the first of the
week with some nice fresh beef, which
they disposed of to our citizens.
Dugald Campbell came down from
Campbelltown last Monday, and, with
Mrs. Campbell, who had been visiting
Mrs. H. w. Allen, returned home next
day.
When Capt. Honstain and Mr.. Mel.
son finish the outside of the Bank OF
Linton building, it will be one Of the
incest looking small buildings in the
state of North Dakota.
Mrs. Streeter writes that she expects
to be home inside of two weeks. She
states that the treatment of the Far
60 osteopathists has improved the
condition Of her injured wrist consider
ably.
Mr.. Wescott has ordered three car.
loads of coal, which he will offer fol
sale. He intends to run a coal-yard
permanently in Linton as soon as his
coal arrives. This will be a great &C
commodation to the public.
John Roop was in Linton and vicin
ity last Tuesday. He was accompanied
by I. N. Forsyth, 500 engineer VIII,
was looking over the country for til,
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eoun.ly' was III eown tuesday. ne MAJ
oeen elavenng IN tne county . grea'
ueal' anu he says tne oest wneat ne ma
seen 2ol'lS year - oa tne becntel tarn
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1anu'ota q mayer, OF tne Hotei stlcR
hey, oteeie, was IN Linton Frloa
nlehp' On nls way 70 Wlnona ana For
1ates WIN q representative OF th
NORM l Star boot @ s9oe Company. Re
Culning' tne Two gentlemen were her
oaturoay nlgnt.
commissioner flscner was IN Tow
lasC oacuraay' ne states bnat crops al
~. as eooo ~ tne Exeter .neienDol
hoou ~ was expected Garner IN tn
season, out sninks tne yiela Will .
auouo q Dusliels " Cle acre 1or tn
"hole ne'enoofnooo.
You see those gray hairs in Landlor
Patterson's head, dom 'ty0u? Well, tho
fences and licks ali the doos n tov,
II Charles now has her picketed. an
swears he will sell her to Geore
i Wha,en iust a. COON as he comas 1