Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1900-08-03
IN TOWN AND OUT.

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IN TOWN AND OUT.
Mr.. Sherwood, the cattleman, was
in Linton Wednesday hight.
Steve Hawks was a business visitor
to Linton the fore part of the week.
Henry East and r. Wunderlich were
over from Horsehead valley, Saturday.
Tymen Hoffman was up from the
southern part Of the county, Satur-
day. 4
James Young, Of Emmonsburg, made
a fling last Friday ON tract in sec
tion G-l32-7S.
Vim. Lund, a newcomer to Emmohs
county, is working for Mat Chase in
the bayfield,.
Mrs. Shockey and her brother Har-
old are visiting relatives and friends;
III Campbell county.
Petrie s. johnson have just had Il
porch built in front of their store.
Capt. Honstain did the work.
Geo. Whalen has been furnishing
the people Of Linton with "roasting
ears" this week. 1t is well filled. 5~->
James Smith, of Hampton, was in
town Friday. Elsewhere he adyertises
some horses that he has taken up.
See auditor and Treasurer's annual
statement of the financial affairs of
Emmons county, in another column.
DIR. Shockey made a professional
trip to Mr.. Fladebo's and Mr.. Dorm
bush's in Southern Emmons, Wednes-
day. ...e.-.....S55e
Messers. d. e. Murphy, of Napoleon,
and III. w. Brodgate. Of, Chicago, cat.
tlesbuyers, were in Linton "Wednesday
2nfgS 3issssaass ,s.ss ., :.
Hermann Backhaus made timber.
culture final proof at Linton Tuesday,
Frank Becker and o. G. Olson being
the witnesses.
G. w. Sammons, Of Flint, S. D., was
in Linton Tuesday. Mr.. S. recently
made filing on tract half in 81 and
half in 80, 1876.
Mrs. A. S. seeley has been sick dur
ing the week. For day or two she
was dangerously III. DR.. Shockey has
been attending her.
There's one satisfactory thing about
living in latitude away up. toward
the top OF the map-it never gets
warm. Ugh! Phew! Dunder und blitz.
enj
Landlord Chase came in from tine
hay-fiekd Monday evening suffering
from one Of his sudden and severe
attacks Of sciatica. 1t laid him up 70,
only day or.two, however. Ill
Commissioner Macdonald was in Lin.
twice this week-going south and re.
tusning-to look for bayfield, help,
which he secured, two Russian Ger.
mans accompanying him home.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Webster, Of Dale,
made homestead final proof at Linton,
Monday, on a 4O-acre tract, with
Frank McC cConviiie and Ernest Belyer.
stone as the witnesses.
Wheat has been harvested to a con-
siderable extent; throughout the coun.
ty this week. The general opinion
seems to be that the county will pro.
duce Its feed and flour this year, at
least. .s ~ ,l.s \
Messrs. Rinje and John Wolf, Andrew
Boschker and Will Cleveringa were up
from Westfeld Monday. Rlnje Wolf
came to make homestead final proof
and MessB. Cleveringa and Boschkel
were his witnesses.
Hon. James B. Gayton has again
made the journey to Fargo to consult
DR.. Rindlaub, the eye specialist. Mr.
Gayt0n's eyes have not improved, and
they are In bad condition. Mr.. Gaytou
went to Fargo by team.
George =. Davis, of the Braddock
country, Was 2 visitor in Linton day
before yesterday. Mr.. Dayis was st
unfortunate as to file on a piece ol
gravclly ground, and he has begnr
proceedings to get a change Of entry.
New potatoes are quoted inF Fargo al
IS to 50I, There is a big potato crol
in the United States, and potatoe!
will NOT be excessively high, as the,
&an he shipped In to those section:
where there has been wholly or nearl,
failure.
There was a big wind slong Reave,
creek Tuesday night. It' was about
o'clock in the pornipg; but lamp-ligh
could be seem suddenly appearing ii
nearly every dwelling in town. Il i
said that Dad went out and rooste,
on the iunaber Pile while the wind va
! blowing hardest.