Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1900-06-15
In TOWN AND OUT.

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toms" Of wetness to-day.
Messrs. Joseph and Eugene Trcanor
of Mound City, arein town to-day.
There will be no school in Linton
next week, as teachers institute will
be in session.
Mike Rush vas down from the north
kcountry visiting old acquaintances last
Sunday and Monday.
Linton school was moved last Tues
day to the new school-houSc that was
recently hauled up from Winchester.
Little Miss Florence Dcrr, of the
Williamsport ncighborhood, is stop
ping with friends in Linton for Il few
weeks.
Messrs. John O. Schaap and John O.
A. Scllaap, of the Hull neighborhood,
cousins of sheriff Rocks, were in Lin
ton Monday.
Jimmy Martin, of Braddock, and
Assessor j. /. Roop were in Linton
during court. johnny was rounding
up the taxpayers.
Ex-Commissioner Wolf, of Selz, will
start in Il few days for Il visit of some
three months at his old home in
| Russia. 49,
SO many people in town during court
we couldn't get ~ list Of their names.
All of 'em that said anything said
"Linton's a nicc,little town."
Mrs. Lewis Doerschlag, Of Braddock,
and Mrs. j. b. Baird, OF Fort Yates,
a sister Of Mrs. NJ. p. Chase, were
visiting Linton friends last week.
Mrs. A. G. WAGNER, who is sick ut
the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
A. S. Seeley, in Linton, is slowly re-
covering. She is being attended by
DR.. Shockey.
At the republican primary election
in Linton last Saturday J. w. Wescott
and William Jones were elected dele
gates to the county convention by Il
vote Of II too.
Mr.. G. NJ. PatZer, of the Williams
port neighborhood, lost a span of
horses last week. He was so fortunate
as to find them in the southern part
of the county.
Judging from the complexion of Il
majority OF the delegates to the COM
ing republican convention, the cam
paign against the "old fellcrs" isn't
panning out just as it's promoters
anticipated.
| A jamestown lady rolled all her
neighbors out Of bed one night last
week and declared there was man
sleeping under her bed. An invcsti-
tation resulted in finding a pct dog
underneath her couch, and The neigh
borS were mad.
There will be II Fourth Of July cele-
bration at Dale. The people, Of that
cnterpriSing nrighbn!houd are sparing
neither trouble nor expense in g,,aran-
teeing it's success. The program in full
willbe published; next week.
Don't forget the Picnic of the Pho
neers at Long Lake Grove on Saturday,
June 23d. There will be Il number of
prominent.speakers from other coun-
ties, and there will be a dance pavil-
ion, baseball match and other games.
Landlord Chase made a business trip
to OakeS last week. While there he
visited his relatives near Fullerton,
not far from Oaxcs. His wifc's cousin
| Mrs. George Voneschen, returned with
him to visit her Emmons county
relatives.
Say! Some feller paid the Record
some subscription money during the
rustic and hustle of court, and we
didn't get him down on the book. 1t
wasn't w. c., or +. A.G., or II. W.,
4 that's missing-for we've got these
three credjted-but some other feller.
Please drop a postal card.
Methodist quarterly meeting will be
held on the pleasant picnic grounds
near the Burge scbocl-bouse, on lower
Beaver creek. The new presiding
elder, the Rev. NJ. p. Burns, will be
present. He is said to be an excellent
speaker and a pleasant gentleman.
See Mr.. HardcDbrook's S announcement,
elsewhere In this issue.
Editor Thurston, Mfr. Ellis, the
the grain-buyer, Apd Mr.. Haas, the
st. Croix agent, visited Linton during
court, and took in the Woodmcn's
dance. The party met with quite an
accident on their way down. One Of
the horses Stumbled and fell, in some
way getting his hind feet in one of the
front wheels. Bert quickly jumped
out and held the horses head down
SO that lie could not do injury by try.