Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1900-04-13
IN TOWN AND oyT.

Mrs. Bartu continues about the same
neither worse nor better.
J.J. Wolf was down from the Hamp-
ton neighborhood, Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Mc'raggart, of Westfeld,
was visitor in Linton, Saturday.
DR.. Muench and Ben. Haggard were
up from Emmonsburg last Friday.
]. o. Frederick, of the Williamsport
country, was in town last Friday.
Laurence B. Seymour made a filing
yesterday on the S. E. / Of 17-l29-77.
The Cable brothers were down from
the northern part of the county this
week.
Clarence McLain made reservoir
filing on S. e. I 42o-133-77, Wednesday,
at Linton.
Judge Southwick was very sick for
a few days this week, but is up and
around again.
Seeding is in progress insome parts
of the county, but will not begin gene
rally before next Monday.
Charles Lindsay and Frank Calvin
were in town Tuesday and Wednesday,
en- route from Winona to Braddock.
Peter Leonard, the auburn-haired
old-time cattle man from the kopjes
Of Glanavon, was in Linton Tuesday.
Jesse L. Payne, Of the Ashgrove
country, was in Linton Saturday and
made a fling on N. w. I Of l7-129-7s.
r. w. Thompson made reservoir
filing yesterday on the E. of N. w.
and the w. Of N. E. / Of 2o-1a3-77.
John Bartu has purchased from the
railway company'a quarter on 29-133-
u, and has moved thereon with his
family.
Gus. Daffinrud was down from Glen
coe yesterday after a bunch Of steers
that John Bartu had been wiDtering
for him.
Nineteen filings have>been made at
Linton within the past week, 33 so far
in April, and lQb>since the first day of
January.
That big boy at Denpas Casey's was
born on Thursdak \, Match %, instead of
Friday, the soE)(as stated in last
weeks Record.
| Prof. G.. G. Mcneil, late of Boise
City, Idaho, but now with headquar.
ters at Bismarck, is in town for a few
days this week.
| Nick Graham and Fred Stolzenburg
were down from sWilliamsport, Tues
day. Mr.. Stolzenburg filed on the N
E. of lA-135-77.
Jimmy Allen, a son of Isaac Allen,
Of Dale, was in town Tuesday and
made a filing on E. N. W. and w.
N. E. 42l-129-77.
NJ. P. Chase, of Winona, has rented
the hotel from Mr.. Patterson and will
move his family in and take charge
ahout the first Of May.
| Herbert L. Osborne, nephew OF
VIM. McTaggart, of the Westfeld
neighborhood, made a filing Saturday
on N. w. of 14-l29-77.
i John Van Beek-whom most every.
4 body at first sight takes for his broth.
er Henry-was in town Monday and
made a filing on S. e. 27-13o-77.
\ Two nephews of Jacob Gefroh, of
Exeter district-one of them with a
i family and the other a single man-ar
rived in Emmons county direct from
Russia this week.
e. A. Keebler was down from his
ranch last Monday and made reser.
voir filing on w. ! Of N. e. and w.
Of S. E. / of section 81, township 134
range IS.
o. w. Dykema and his son Peter w
visited the county seat last Monday
Peter making fling on S. E. of S
w. I, S. ! OF s. E. / and N. E. / Of s.
E. / Of 26-l3o-76.
Linton school began Monday, with
Miss Stella Smith asEeacher. There
were twenty,twb pupils present the
first day, and tie little chaps were
pretty well packed.
Mr.. w. w. Putnam sowed some rye
on March 18th, as an experiment., ts
see whether the grain, when it can bt
sown early, but before the ground II
, warm, will come up earlier than grair
sown latAr.
\ Sheriff Rocks waa in Linton last Fri
day night. Peter had arrived hom,
, only couple Of days before, coming
, by way of Eureka. He is looking wei
and reports having enjoyed his visi
back east.
Frank Jaszkowiak recently finished
! a we'll for James Baker, up in the Pat
| ger ..neighborhood, southeast Of Will
Transport. He drilled 100 feet and sue
: ceeded in striking good supply thai
: Is as soft as rain-water.
Mrs. Elizabeth Richards, OF Clan
: avon district, was in town Monday
!, and made a filing on n. e. I Of N. w
+ and N. of N. E. / OF section IA an.
s.. E. ! of s. E. of section II, town
r ship l29 north, range 10 west.
! Mr.. Thomas Ryckmap and Mis-
Pauline Seymour, two Of Hmmon
| MI In = = -