Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1900-07-13
IN TOWN End OUT.

Dirk Hasper was visitor in Linton
last Saturday.
Arnold Int Veldt was up from West
field last Saturday.
Roy Better was down from Braddock
Saturday evening.
John Postle, from Winona, was in
Linton Wednesday.
DR.. Shockey returned Saturday from
his visit to the Red River valley.
Supt. John Kuiper, from Westfeld,
wasa visitor in Linton Monday.
l., Corn and early fax bid fair to make
a good crop throughout the county. ::
S. A. Hawks, from the Williams
port country, was in Linton Saturday.
y John McCrory, of Winona, stopped
in Linton Wednesday night, on bis
way to Braddock.
= John Biddlecomb, assessor in the
Third district, was on the streets Of
Linton Monday.
Archie Park, from Flint, Campbell
county, arrived in Linton Thursday
evening, departing next day.
Auditor Braddock returned to-day
from his trip to Bismarck and to the
republican state convention in Grand
Forks.
Mrs. Chas. Sherman, of South
Prairie, has returned from visit of
two weeks or SO with her relatives
in Mcintosh county.
Dentist Gilbreath, of Mandan, will
be in Linton from July II to July %,
and will be pleased to give treatment
to all suffering people.
Will Elgar was in town Saturday,
returning from Braddock, where he
had gone to sell his wool. Very low
prices were offered for the wool.
Charles Swartz, tax agent for the
N. P. Railway, was in Linton ON
Wednesday, representing that COM
pany before the board of equalization.
The board of county commissioners
met again in session last Monday and
we're in session until Saturday even
ing and then adjourned till August g..
Chas. Anderson, CASHIER Of the Bank
of Braddock, and w. c. Haas; the
lumber man of the same place, made
a business cali on Linton people
Monday.
Attorney Armstrong, OF Williams
port, was in town Monday and Fues
day Of this week, assisting in the pros
ecution in the Hoerner Wescott as
sault and battery case.
Judge Southwick intends to leave in
about week for Ohio, where he will,
after visiting with married daughter
at Reshler, Henry county, enter the
soldiers home at Dayton.
Cashier Grain returned Thursday
from a visit to his family in Aberdeen,
s. D. Assistant Cashier Frank. Ir-
vine drove over to Mound City to
meet and bring him to Linton.
Ex-Sheriff Shier, of Gayton, visited
friends in Linton Saturday and Sum-
day. Peter states that the celebration
near Mr.. Gayton's S place on the Fourth
was one of the most enjoyable he ever
attended.
Eugene Treanor, Of Long Lake
Creek, came to Linton Monday and
went home again Tuesday. We are
glad to learn that Mr.. Joseph Treanol
and his two sons have selected a ranch
| in Emmons county that suits them
we'll.
J. NJ. Worth, the genial butcher
from Braddock, came over to Linton
yesterday afternoon. He killed q
three-year-old heifcr while here, sold
part Of the beef to Linton people, and
took the rest of it with him to Brad
dock this morning.
Messrs. "Virg' Parr, Lew Loutzen
hiser and "Win'' Tracy. Of the Dale
neighboorhood, were in Linton ovel
Thursday night on their way home
from Braddock. They sold their wool
which they stored up there for about
a week, for Isl cents per pound.
. The Record being late this week en-
ables us to announce-although from
hearsay, as we have not yet seen th'
minutes Of the board-that the com
missioners have taken the initia
tory steps for building a court hous,
on the high ground in the eastern
part of town.
u A burglar who had entered a poo
ministers house at midnight was dis
turbed by the awakening of the occu
pant Of the room he was in. Drawin
his knife, he said: AIf you stir, yo1
are a dead man. I'm hunting fo
money" Let me get up and strik
. light" said the minister, ''and II
hunt with you"
4 Marion Burge and his general-store
on-wheels were in Linton Saturday
Mr.. Burge has been up in nortl
ern Burleigh and southern McLeal
counties recently. He says that bus
ness is quite lively at Wilton and tina
1 the crops in three or four township
up there are about as good as the
have been any year.