Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1900-06-22
IN TOWN AND OUT.

A good many people in town this
week: ,a
Billy Rowse was over from Hamp-
ton, Wednesday.
Henry Bartu was up from the Chase
ranch last Saturday.
Attorney Armstrong was down from
Williamsport, Monday.
The saints are praying and the sim
ncrs braying for more rain.
Jacob Wollman, of Winona, was a
visitor in Linton last Saturday.
Hugh Trcanor. of Mound City, has
been in Linton for IL few days this
week.
Kid Silk and Roy kinsey, two of
Glanavon's Well-knOwn old settlers,
are in town today.
/ MIR. and Mrs. ]. b. Brock, Of the
Williamsp0tt1 country, were visitors
In Linton, Tuesday.
Messrs. Peter Klapprich and Mich
Olas Graham were down from WILL
-iamsport yesterday.
jacob Jahrhaus, Of Cambpeil county,
vas in town Monday. lie is looking
1tter three cstray horses.
| Mr.. Moore delivered an interesting
and we'll attended lecture at Hons
tain's hall, last evening.
Harvey Smith, of Glencoe, was in
Linton FRIDAY night Of last week. He
was hunting atray horses.
An impromptu dancing party and
tain's hall, Wedihssdxy evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. Kecblcr, of the
Midway district - midway between
Linentown and Billsp,rt-visited the
former place Monday.
health, slowly. She was so much bet
ter that, day before yesterday, she was
moved back to her home on the farm.
| Uncle Ben Corbin was in town
recently. He had With him between
30 and 40 wolyes,that he bad captured.
Uncle Ben is 5still the Boss Wolf
Hunter. +.
Ed. Savage was in town from the
ROOp neighbOrhuod, Saturday. The
| Record is glad to be able to state that
Mrs. Savage is in much better health
than she was q few weeks ago.
1t is said that sheep fattened of OF
the gardens ola man, n,Sneigthoss llaAa.e
the very best Of mutton. But what an
aching void the destftttiOn of her gar
den leaves in the neartDf the indus
trions housewife who planted it.
| Mr.. j. A. Suverly, the Good Samari-
tan Bath-C Cabinet Man. writes the
Record that he will soon he in the
Linton neighborhOod, hunting UP and
curing the sick, cleansing the dirty
and MAILING the h0mely better look
ling" Those bath cabinets are really
| u good thing.
Mark YeateI was down from
WilliamspOrt, Tuesday. The object of
his visit was to bring bis sister, Miss
Margaret, tn tbs tiistttilte. and TO take
a sly peep at the other fellers' sisters
that were in town. Mark had no fear
of Eilfpinos, but he's sort o. skeery
about strange schOOl.nla'am
Johnny Gribbins, again this week,
has been showing the people how easy
1t fs-fOr some fOlks-tO ride the fiery,
Nntamed brOncllO. He is an artist In
that line, sure and certain. Willie
EllertOn is serving an apprenticeship to
John, and did some very creditable
riding, himself, the other evening.
There was very good rain in EN-.
mons county Sunday night. 1t cx-
tended to all parts Of the county that
we have heard from. 1t was much
in others. In the Linton neighbor.
hood the soil was wet to depth OF
not more than II or 2 inches; in some
other sections OF the county moisture
to the depth of 4 to 6 inches is re.
j ported
II Mr.. L. S. Chapman, of the Williams.
Hnu
He brought his babybOy tO DIR. ShOckey
for treatment. The child is suffering
from stomach trouble. MEs. Frederick
who ID taking care Of the little one, O.
! companied him. -. Later-W Word was Te
eeived In Linton last etening that the
) baby died yesterday. and that the fu
: neral would take place to-day, about
o'clock.
RI Merchant Wescott's mother, over iE
Canada, is 06 years old, but she is III
very good health.and retains full pos
session Of her mental faculties. The
other day she wrote y letter to hel
"kid", and the said kid was mucl
pleAeed at receiving 1t. J. w. says
he Believes he will 60 back home anC
have his mother "raise him over .
But perhaps there might be some
"spankin' during the raisin', Dad.
The genial Lambert Tinholt and bis
father, Frederick Tinholt, of Camp
: bel county, were In Linton Monday
on business connected with the estate
Q Of Albeftps ,Tinholt. Lambert didn'1
= say aAythi1g about 1t, but we under
stand that some Of the poles are dowr
ON that telephone line over which
; Joe b. telcphoned to Eureka for {:
header, and that one of that loaC
Q of ''pOrkers" that Merchant Tinhol
purchased several years ago is still d
large.
A remarkable record In the matte
Of continuous attendance at sc,,0Ol II
that made by Miss Eleanhr Logan, til,
!. accomplished daughter Of Merchan,
Austin Logan, OF Bismarck, who wa!
a member OF the class that recent!
graduated from the high school of thl
Capital City. Asa little girl six year,
= old she began attending school. Sh,
. missed five days ttat year. Then TO
}: niue years she did not miss singh
. school day or halliday. and In her las
: year she missed but 81 days. An,
during the entire eleven years she ili'
not receive q tardy mark. Sucl
:. pupils as Miss Logan are dear to tn
fNosa pko rf En- o1,o ,,o