Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1899-11-24
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Mr.. McCulley is over from Hampton
to-day.
Joe Walker visited friends at Linton
last Tuesday.
DR.. Snyder paid a professional call to
Linton, Tuesday.
Mrs. Evans started yesterday on
visit to Winona.
Dirk Hasper is up from the Holland
settlement to-day.
Fred Cell is down from William
sport for few days.
Johnny Stiles was over from his
ranch last Wednesday.
Mr.. Abel made a trip to Winona the
latter part of last week.
Rev. G. S. Lane was to leave New
York yesterday for England.
ce-Presidcnt Hobart died Tuesday
He has been sick for several weeks.
Fred Cleveringa was in town from
the Westfield neighborhood yesterd ay.
Mr.. Mueller, the st. Paul drummer,
was sojourner in Linton Tuesday
night.
Mr.. G. NJ. Mandigo was visitor in
the Linton country for a couple of days
this week.
Mr.. Cantwell left last Monday for
visit with his relatives in Minneapolis.
He went by the 500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee and Mr.. and Mrs.
Muench, of Emmonsburg, were visit,
ors in Linton yesterday.
Jacob Loutzenhiser and A. P. Sey~
mour were up from the southern part
of the county yesterday.
The wife and children of Sheriff
Rocks have gone to Michigan on a Wis
it, to be absent during the winter.
Born-To-day friday, Nov. "a, 1899,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wescott, of
Linton, a girl. Mother and child do
ing we'll.
The Minot Optic says the average
country school-teacher doesn't get as
much salary as a section man, and
wants salaries boosted.
A party of Williamsport old-timcrs
were in town Tuesday. They were
S. E. Kurtz, J. B. Brock, Leonard du
| Il
The Ashley Republican says there is
more grain in Mcintosh county at this
time yet to be marketed than the en-.
tire crop amounted to last year.
Mr.. Hulbeck, of Moorhead, was in
town Wednesday on business in con
nection with some Emmons county
real estate in which Moorhead parties
are interested.
Banker Boettcher, of Eureka, iE'
forms, the Record that he has not yet
recovered any Of the cattle that were
recently advertised as strayed OF
stolen.
Messrs. w. II. Chapman and L. s.
Frederick, of the Danbury vicinity
were in town yesterday. Mr.. Fred.
erick filed on quarter-section of good
land in that neighborhood.
There is a druggist in one of the sub.
urban districts who advertises: 1.-THE
doctor prescribes; we execute" Such
advertising cannot fail to appeal te
those who desire to be executed.-Ex
Miss Mandigo closed her school al
Linton last Monday, on which day
there were interesting exercises ir
which the children took part. Mis-!
Mandigo has given general satisfaction
as teacher.
| Billy Rouse, as administrator Of
the Thomas Spicer estate, proved ur
on the Spicer homestead last Saturday
John McCrory accompanied Mr.. Rouse
as one of his witnesses, p. Flynn being
the other one.
! Mcssrs. Petrie & Johnson have most
of their goods moved into their new
store. Dick Evans has purchased the
building which the firm has been oc
cupying and will move it and put ;
billiard table therein.
The writer has been informed tina
Commissioner Baxter stated on cleo
tion day that he had appointed p. G
Levin as inspector, and not I. H. Rob
inson, and that the appointment hat
been changed in the minutes on in the
Superintendent Edick, of Bismarcl
has communication from the superin
tcndent of Logan county stating tina
they are short of teachers down tina
way and wanting to know if any Bur
leigh county teachers want position
there.
Messrs. o. H. and II. H. Hammond
were over from Hampton yeste rday
Harvard has been very sick, but
feeling great deal better than h
did. That sojourn down south as
member of Grigsby's Rough Rider
did not help him in the matter {
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell and tha
baby boy-who has been christene
Ian-rcturned home. from Bismarc
the fore part of the week. They WEI