Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1900-05-11

soon pass away. Later-The doctor
thought the case so serious that 1t
would be better to have the patient
near him; SO, last Wednesday, Mr..
Hobkirk came to Linton to remain
until he is better.
Last summer Mr.. j. +. Cell had a
we'll dug near his residence on Mount
Zion. After going down until he
thought there was no water to be found
at a reasonable depth, the work was
stopped. The other day Mr.. Cell ex-
amined the we'll and found that it con-
tanned six feet Of good water.
The case Of Campbell VS.. Thurber
was tried at Braddock, before Notary
Anderson, one day last week. This
was a case wherein Campbell contests
Thurber's timber-claim. Armstrong
appeared for contestant and Lynn
for contestee. The proceedings are
said to have been quite interesting.
Kuhn Messenger: President Dugald |
Campbell, Of the state Woolgrowers'
Association, and his brother James,
passed through Kuhn last Sunday on
their way home from visit in Wiscon-
sin. The Campbells are. pasturing !
about $4,000 head of sheep in Emmons
county, and are elated over the high |
prices of wool.
Marion Burge was in town Tuesday |
plowing gardens, doing some good jobs.
He has a sort Of go-devel that he drags
over the plowed ground and saves the
housewife much exertion with her
rake. Marion guarantees all sorts of
garden sass to grow to an enormous
yield, without setting out any plants
or sowing any seed, If he plows your
garden.
Elsewhere this week will be found
an ad of Mr.. III. Baclhaus' black Per-
cheron-grade stallion "Saltoun..' Mr..
Backhaus also puts his advertisement
before our German readers in the col
umns Of the Anzeiger. Saltoun is as
pretty horse as any one would wish
tosee. He is strongly built, with good
limbs, glossy black in color, and is Of
a gentle disposition. Mr.. Backhaus
invites the public to call and see his
horse at Wescott's stables, Linton.
AS Michael Mahaney, Sr., was com.
ing to town, Wednesday, about mile
and half from Linton he found Mrs.
Christian Wolfer, an old lady, wife OF
the man who recently purchased the
Honstain place. Conversation with
& Eher showed that she was not in hel
right mind. Mr.. Mahaney prevailed
upon her to get into his wagon. and ac
company him to Linton, where some
one could be found who could speak
German with her.
The photo-car, with Will Carmich'
acl and two teams as engineer and
motive power, pulled out for Brad
dock one day last week. Messrs
Fallman and Artz are experts in theil
profession, and those who patronizeG
them while they were here are vel
sal tistied with their work. The cal
stopping in Braddock for awhile will
be a great accommodation to people
who want their "pictures took" with
out making the long trip to Bismarck
, for sitting.
In the Record and in the Anzeigel
Hermann Backhaus tells the public
that he is now in a position to furnish
any of the well-known Mccormick
farm-machinery. 1t is unnecessary Il
say anything further, as every farmel
knows we'll the superior machinery
that is made by the McCormicks. Mr.
Backhaus will also keep for sale repair.
for all kinds of old and new style Nc
Cormick machines. You can deal with
Backhaus just as we'll as you can will
dealers at a distance, and, besides, save
a long trip in the busy season.
This week, in the Record and in the
Anzeiger, Mr.. J. A. Suverly, The Good
Samaritan, tells something about the
virtues of the Sanitas Bath Cabinet
The Record family has had a cabinet
!. for several years, and it is really an art
! icle that one who has been in the habit
1 of using it can hardly get along with
out. Mr.. Suverly writes as follows
81 have just returned from Bismarck
So far have sold and delivered jus
! an even fifty bath cabinets. I vii
!, start for Bismarck in few days to or
, der twelve more. I have given owe
one hundred free treatments sine
January, and have never yet failed tt
!. do all that is claimed my cabine
will do.''
: Frank Blackhawk, who was one of th
. Indians connected with the Spice
murders, and who is believed by man
to have been the ringleader in th
cruel assassination OF a family, is agai
: in trouble. For a long time horses hav
Y been missing from the Cannon Bal
q country, and no one could ascertain
y what had become Of them. But dnall
Z "A. q. Wells, sub-agent near the Car
J. non Ball, undertook a little detectlv
work, with the result that Blackhaw
e and several other desperadoes hav
d been arrested, with sufficient evidenc
, az ~4t~ III