Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1899-06-02
IN TOWN AND OUT.

postofiice has arrived.
Assessor Roop and Postmaster Cell,
Of Williamsport, were In Linton last
Friday.
Attorney Armstrong was down from
Williamsport last Tuesday on some
legal business.
Joe Walker was down from Brad
dock last Wednesday. Hewas in conf
pany with Mr.. Matthews, who was
bound for points farther south, look
ing after his stock interests.
Mr.. G. w. Payne, of Glanavon, was
in town Monday night. He brought
up some barbed wire and fence posts
purchased from Merchant Loutzen-
hiser, of Dale, by Postmaster Patter-
son.
Mr.. C. E. Lehman, of Eureka, was in
town a few days ago. With him were
Messrs. F. ID. Newcomer, A. N. Drake
and NJ. ButterwOrth, who are looking
up Emmons county lands, with Ia view
to making investments.
|s Three Of the solid citizens OF the
Tell neighbOrhOod were In Linton
last Tuesday Nlessrs Olaf Pehrson,
kOle A. Sjerslee and Antony Kalberer.
The former came to make timber
eculture proof, and the Others were his
witnesses.
A certain Braddock young man who
recently, visited Linton says he won't
be Green enough hereafter to believe
in the old adage that it's nine O'Clock
until it's ten, and that, the next time
any Shepard comes around to steal
any Of his lambs, he'll have to get
there attiye minutes to nine.
Mr.. N. u. Shields, an early settler
in the Williamsport neighborhood
but who for seyeralsyears has been To-
Gated .on the Cannon Ball, was in
Linton Wednesday night, and left by
Thursday stage for Westfeld, where
he has been engaged to assist In the
construction Of the new church.
Mr.. Southwick slipped and fell, last
Tuesday, injuring himself severely.
He was coming out of . doorway and
carrying some pieces OF siding. A
bunch Of wet shingles were doing duty
as q doorstep. Mr. S. stepped on the
slippery shingles and fell, striking the
back of his head and neck against the
dOor-sill. The injury, though painful,
was not serious, although William had
to lie In bed on account OF ittfOr .
while.
Mr.. Cruiser, the MOntrose (Pa. pub
Usher who, in company with hlS
daughter, visited this county about Z
lmOnth ago, has Invested quite heavily
/ In Emni0ns county tax-tit!es since his
return home, procuring assignments OF
same from the county. Mr.. Cruiser is
Lone Of the eaSternerS visiting the
jcOuntry who is disposed to- do 1t jus.
ittce. He recently gave q truthful
land readable account Of his visit "a
North Dakota, the name being pub.
llIshed In his paper, the Montrose
lDem0crat.
Miss Edith Phillips and Nlessrs. J.
1C.Klabunde and a. g. Schott made
filings at Linton on Thursday Of last
week. Me6srS. Klabunde and SchOtt
iaFe brOthers-in.law Of Henry Reamann,
and Miss Phillips is friend and dis.
tant relative Of the Reamapns: The
young lady returned to Braddock next
day. MessES. 6chOtt and Klabunde kept
next fall to take up their permanent
three Of the claims filed on are north
west Of ,Hilliamsport, in the Cherry
i Grove district.
Charlie Nippolt. OF Eurekas was tn
town last Saturday evening, having
come In from the ranch about sil
miles up Beaver creek, where thu
cattle belonging to Banker Boettchel
1 and others are being herded. Arthur
4 Beaver went back with him to tn
4 ranch to remain over Sunday. Mon
~ With big turtle which had fShet
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