Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1900-04-20
IN TOWN AND OUT.

sure-enough spring started in yes.
terday.
Mrs. "A. L. Abel has been quite sick
this week.
Major J. G. Pitts and John McCrory,
of Winona, were visitors in Linton
Wednesday.
Johnny Stiles vas up from his ranch,
Wednesday.
Sheriff Rocks was In town Monday
and Tuesday.
Frank Walker and John Postle were
up from Winona, Monday.
The Red River Valley newspapers
say that farm help is very scarce.
John Jackson has bought the Ed.
Cook place, over in the river country.
Henry Chapman was down from
the Danbury country, last Saturday.
Mr.. w. B. Andrus, Of Winona, was
a visitor at the county seat last Satur-
day.
j. H. Spicer was Winona resident
who visited the county seat last Satur-
day.
AS. Seeley, of Linton, is driving
| the mail between Steele and Brad
dock.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rowse, of Hamp-
ton, visited friends in Linton last Sat-
urday.
Judge Rowerdink wasin town Mon
day and Tuesday attending te~otficial
business.
The woodmen's kafl at Williams
port is being |oGefed, for sale to the
highest biddeH
Messrs. V. E. Parr and Jas. Pollock,
the stockmen, were in Linto on Tuesday
ard Wednesday.
John Percy, of Emmonsburg and his
sister, Miss Ottie, were visitors in
Linton last Saturday.
Billy Matthews, Eb. Shepard and
James Matthews were Braddock visit
ors in Linton, Monday.
The Kentucky double governor
trouble has been taken to the United
States supreme court.
John Postle, Frank Walker ant
Frank Dawsoh Rp from the Wi
mona country, Nh
John Klein, of Bd ). D., was ii
town Wednesday NJ on his wa
north to look up a STOCK ranch.
I Mr.. w. III. Conner. of Bismarck, VIII
lived in the Williamsport neighbol
hood for several years, was in LintO
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wescott hav
moved out to their ranch. Charlie
Carley is running the store for MI
Wescott.
Capt. aud Mrs. e. E. Honstain re
Gently enjoyed weeks visit fror
their daughter, Mrs. j. o. Moore, {
! Hillsboro.
Some farmers the Record knows Q
have already put in pretty nearly thei
!, entire wheat acreage, and no smal
acreage, either.
, Archie Todd, who has been away fror
r Emmons county for a year or SO, 81
5 journing HI Scotland, is expected t
return to Emmons, soon.
Joe Kalberer.was down from bis Te
! ranch, Monday. Joe gotta permit frol
Judge Rowerdink, and it wasn't
hunting permit, either.
Wichester school opened last weel
; with Mrs. Lane as teacher. Linto
! and Winchester folks have been yer
fortunate In securing good teachers.
MIR. Southwick has his building fiji
ished. He now has very comfortabl
place in which to do carpenter worl
!. and he knows how to do good worl
too.
al Messrs. Mix and Wilcox, of Eurek;
{ we're in town yesterday. They ha,
3 made a contract with j. w. Wescol
:. for the summerihg of 900 head Of catt
r on the latter's range.
d There was quite 4 pleasant and el
y joyable little dance It the residence
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur wescott Tuesds
= night, Tommy 1ones and Charlie Co
d bin were the musicians,
2 Some Of the young mepfn Linton an
other parts Of the cYdnty not too II
) distant are agitktlhg the question
: establishing a Amp of the Moder
e WOodmen Of America at Linton.
Joseph G. SenaeF, one Of the mel
!. bers of the Wishek Bazaar firm Of Fisc
: er, Doyle & Senger, was in town la
. = Saturday. He came over to pass Eas
er with his relatives in Sclz district.
~ Johnny jackson was. over from Il
IS Hampton country, Friday. This W
Mr.. Jackson's tirst trip to the ne
county seat, and he spoke Of the loc
tion being u very pretty one for
town.
Peter Senty, who herded for 3. Y
Wescott several years ago, has I
turned to Emmons county. He h
7 purchased Mr.. Wescott's ranch. ii
:. and Mrs. Wescott will make Llnts
y their home.