Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1899-10-27
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Dirk Hasper was up from the Hol-
land settlement, Saturday.
Treasurer Allen is visiting the Brad

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Treasurer Allen is visiting the Brad
dock country this week.
DIR. N1ucnch was an Emmonsburg
visitor in Linton Tuesday.
Judge Rowerdink is over his sick
ness, but now his wife is quite ill.,
James King, of Emmonsburg, took
in the sights Of Linton last Friday.
A number of weddings are to take
place soon in various parts Of the
county.
| This is where extremes mect-thc
best goods at the lowest prices-W. r.
Best, Bismarck.
Billy Mitchell was down from Brad
dock for couple OF days, the fore part
Of the week.
Walter Creek has returned from the
north, where he has been running i
thrashing engine.
They say that Peters articles in the
AnZeigcr are much more subducd in
tone than foremerly.
Messrs. Maurits Van Socst, Jasper
Buizer, Peter w. Groen and John
Wolf were in Linton Friday.
Mrs. Streeter left for Bismarck, Sun
day, by. wayOf Braddock and Steele,
to be.absent for four or five days.
People are mnch interested these
days if the war news from the Philip
pines, the Transvaal and-Braddock.
There is large list of cases on the
calendar for the coming term of court,
! among them being the county-seaL
case.
Mr.. Atkins, Of Mound City, is put
ting on the wall paper in Mr.. Horizons
residence, on the west side OF Spring
River.
Andrew Slcascny made Il homestead
final proof at Linton, Saturday. Il. w.
Tracy and Louis LoutZcnhiScr were
the witnesses.
We are prOphctcnough to know that
you can profit by thcsmall profits asked
by w. Il. Best, OF Bismarck. See his
advertisement.
Merchant Reamann, accompanied
by his sister, Miss Sadie, was in town
yesterday. The young lady came down
to file on piece Of land in 1876.
John Ashcraft, of Winona, was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday. lie is
just back from the harvest and thrash
ing work in the northeastern country.
Considerable wheat from the Beaver
Creek country is now being hauled to
Braddock. The wlleat-haulers gen
orally return loaded with coal or other
freight.
1t is said that the trail between
Braddock and Wilialnsport is sure to
be kept open for light rigs this winter.
II you don't believe it, ask ----,
of Braddock.
Mr.. Jacob Loutzenhiser of Dale, and
Mr.. A. II. Beyerstcdt, Of Winona,
Minn., were in town Saturday. The
latter gentleman was out looking up d
stock ranch.
Sheriff Rocks was in town a couple
Of days this week. Mr.. Rocks is busy
these times rounding up the jurymen
A list of those drawn is published
elsewhere in this weeks Record.
, 1t is reported that, on account OF
the large number of pupils and the
small amount Of school-hOuse at Lin
ton, the directors have decided that
no more fatchildren shall be admitted.
District court will convene next
J Tuesday at 10 a. m. Those who require
second papers, and who intend to prove
up before the spring term OF court,
should attend promptly at opening OF
court.
Christian Riedlinger and Friedrich
Pfaf made filings at Linton, Wednes.
day, on claims in the Sand Greek
country. They are from the southern
part of South Dakota, where thej
have resided for many years.
Billy Macnider was up from En-
, monsburg, Tuesday. This was Mr.
; Macnider's first visit to Linton, and
he was considerably surprised at the
progress that had been made during 8
few months in building town.
Three German-speaking Ruemani
ans, yesterday, filed on land few
y miles north OF Linton. There is con
Q siderable country few miles north OF
t Linton that will undoubtedly be tile(
I upon within the next few months.
Miss Riemer has been stopping j,
!; Linton this week, and is to-day at
tending the teachers examination
which is being held by Supt. Kuiper
Miss Riemer will begin q term a
School No. 1, Williamsport, next Mon
day.
Tom Kelly, of Williamsport, VIII,
r came to the Missouri Slope when Adam
!, was boy, was visiting friends in Lin
ton the latter part OF last week. Ton
recently returned from a trip to Eos
Q ter county with horses for sale, whicl
4 he sold.
I See change of matter in w. T. Best
: ad in another column. Mr. Best ha
I a fine stock Of goods, and he is havin
: a big trade. He always makes it
> > rule to advertise nothing that he can
: do. Give Mr.. Best a call when in Bis
;, marck.
Capt. Honstain has received a pres
: ent Of fine buggy from his daughter
( in-law, Mrs. Thomas Honstain, Of Min
) ne lpolis. All of the captains children
t either by blood or marriage, like to dt
. him kindly act. And-what is best
Q he deserves it all.
Mrs. E. z. Hutchings, formerly O
Alma, Mich, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. f. Petric, at OmiO
left last Monday for Park River, thi
state, where her husband has estab
lished himself in business, and wher,
= their home will be in future.
Q Stockman Sherwood was in towr
yesterday. Some of the cattle for which
0 Mr.. Sherwood is agent had gottel
mixed up in an attachement issued ir
the justice-court case of. Walker VS.
Walker, and Mr.. Sherwood came tt
town to see what it was all about.
Mrs. Braddock, Miss Anna and Bah,
Genevieve were visiting in Linton fo
: a couple Of days this week. The latter