Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1900-08-17
IN TOWN AND OUT.


r. F. Chase, of Winona, was in town
several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Armstrong were
visitors in Linton last Saturday.
Arthur P. Gray, of Livona, a brother
of I. M. Gray, made a homestead filing
last Friday.
Mrs. G. A. Patterson, who has been
sick in Braddock for some time. re-
turned home Tuesday.
F. d. Walker, of the Braddock
neighborhood, one of the early set
tiers, was in Linton Monday.
Mrs. Nettie Better, of Braddock,
visited her sister. Mrs. H.W. Allen,
in Linton, q few days this week.
Mr.. Armstrong; little daughter
Edna was with him in Linton during
the dog trial, Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Capt. Honstain is painting two six
teen-foot signs-one for the Record
| and the other for the weekly Sauer
Kraut.
The young friends of Miss Genie
Patterson held a dancing party in her
honor at the Linton Hotel last Mon
day night.
Master Willie Rush, of Williamsport,
was in town Monday, on his way home
from Winona, where he went to get a
pony.
Master Garth Rowland, bright,
well-mannered boy from Bismarck, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Register, in
Linton.
| Arend Ham, Of Hull, made home:
stead proof last Saturday, with John
Van Bowen and Gerrit A. Van Voorst,
Jr., as witnesses.
Mrs. P. L. Prichard, daughter. OF
Capt. and Mrs. Honstain, arrived in
Linton by Mondays stage and will
remain for some time.>
There was a :fe;leuapus rain. last
Tuesday afternobn ~, these parts. It
rained hard Tor several hours. The
soil is in fine condition for blowing.
Matthias Knudtson, a good-natured,
even-tempered young man who had
made his home in Linton for several
months, has gone to Winona to reside.
Mrs. Braddock and Baby Genevieve
came down from Dakem Tuesday even.
ing. The little girl was sick, but was
we'll enough for them to return
Wednesday.
Mr.. c. E. Eckert and Miss Eckert
of Mound City, are visitors in Linton
for few days this week. Mr.. and
Miss Eckert are brother and sister OF
Mrs. J. E. Horton.
DR.. Shockey was called Sunday tc
visit Mrs. Carley, mother of Roy and
Chas. Carley, and also son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Henderson, on Beaver
creek. Both are recovering.
Game Warden Wilde, of Livona, was
in Linton two or three days this week.
He put up lot Of game-law notices.
and is determined that the law shall
be enforced so far as his duties require
him to act.
While taking one OF the Republican
forms Ia page of type) from. the press
the other day, the form came in coils
ion with the toes OF one of Editor
Thurston's s feet. The form had to alight
somewhere.
Capt. Flick is getting well enough
to come to town. But he is far from
being we'll. However, he intends tx
take in the Grand Army encampment
at Chicago, next week, just the same,
going by way of Steele.
Mrs. r. A. Evans, of Linton, re.
ceived word that her brother, Michael
Brennan, was killed at Peary, Iowa.
AS he has had considerable money in
his possession, it is believed that hi.
death was the result of foul means.
Company "B;" 9Th Infantry, recently
from Cuba, went to Fort Yates from
Bismarck, by steamboat, one day last
week. The captain, Sargent, is "a sor
of a former Northern Pacific genera
manager. First Lieut.. Nugent is ;
North Dakotan, having been appoint
ed to West Point from Fargo.
| Comrade Southwick is visiting hi
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Brown, at Winona. Comrade South
! wick's health has not been very goot
lately, and he has many friends up thi'
way who hope that 1t may soon i'm
prove, and that he may enjoy the hap
piness Of a painless old age.
Miss Mary Register, sister Of at
torneys r. H. and G. NJ. Register, VIII,
had been visiting the family of tn
latter in Linton for several weeks, ha
returned to Bismarck. Miss Register
!; who is school-teacher, is spending
her vacation In North Dakota, bu
will soon return to her home in Dels
J. ware.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. "A. Patterson an
l their daughter, Miss Genie, are owe
from Grand river to visit with thei
son, g. A.. and shis family. Miss Genl