Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1900-04-27
IN ToyA AND OUT.


needed it.
Mrs. Streeter made visit to Man
dan this week.
Charley Corbin and wife returned
home yesterday.
The little Linton school-house is
pretty we'll crowded.
Mrs. Dunbar and Miss Matte Dun
bar we're over from Hampton, Tues
day.
Spencer Chilcott, Of Campbell coun.
ty was visitor in Linton one day this
week.
States Attorney Registar came
down from Bismarck the fore part OF
the week.
Claa, PfefIer, has sold the Bank of
Eureka to James NJ. Brown and A. f.
Clmpbell.
Mr.. Able bought a team of A. No. 1
mares from Mr.. Shier while the latter
was in Linton.
Fort Lincolnis the>6ame that has
been given by the>~ar department. to
the new military post at Bismarck.
If fish is q brain food, as is claimed,
the people Of Emmons county ought
to beeyery bright just about this time.
Mr.. d. NJ. Fell, a well-known South
Dakota horse-dealer, was sojourner
in Linton several days this week aud
last.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Nelson, of Lin
ton, will move IN q few days to their
farm and stock ranch in Campbell
county.
A fish psddler's team ran away at
Crary and the boys took the boxes for
beer cases. Everybody turned out to
help stop the team.
George Jackson mot Johnny Jackson,
as the Record, by mistake, had it last
week., was over from the Horsehead
country yesterday.
!, DR.. Sh0ckey is quite fisherman,
himself. He landed two or three big
strings of fish in Beaver and Spring
creeks, just in the suburbs Of town,
Monday.
Peter Senty, the young man who re-
: Gently purchased the Wescott ranch
was in. Linton Monday and filed on {
: homestead not far from the propert.
bought by him.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Burge were !,
J. town Wednesday ON, their way to Brad
d. dock, where Mr.. Buree e6as going t,
2 look at some cattle that he was think
t ing of purchasing.
: Lou Stefflre, formerly Of Braddock
:. is now employed in the Office Of th'
3 Mound City Courier. Lou Is brigh
boy and will make q first-class printe
II he sticks 10 the trade.
:. Hopping cough Don't say it ism
o spelled right until you consult q die
l. tionary), or something very much lik
9 It. has attacked most OF the children
4 IL the Linton neighborhood.
Sheriff Rocks recently purchased
very neat little dwelling house fl
Campbell county, and last week moves
the building to his homestead in th
southern part Of this county.
Ill Billy Matthews, Lew Doerschlag an,
!. Roy Bales were in Linton Saturday
y They were gathering up the Matthew
I'll & Uoerschlag cattle that were win
!. tered ak various places In thee6unty,
81 The work OF rearrangjng and RECON
II structing Attorney Ly6n's building /
= in progress. George viii have yer
comfortable a41 pleasant office wheI
le he gets the b6ilding arranged as b
intends to have 1t:
William Marquardt, steady, hard
working young man who for some tim
has been employed by VIM. Kayen
whose homestead Is about eleven mile
from Linton, was in Linton Monda
~ - and made filing.
=. At the primary election in Lintor
e : Saturday, J. w. Wescott was electe
q delegate to the county convention
be held at Linton next Tuesday. The,
was a tie between VIM. Jones an
te Hermann Backhaus.
y A.. G. Shier' Is back from Chicag
= and is up at his brother Peters rancl
y He was in Linton for . couple Of da!
70 this week. AL is looking we'll. He can
~ by way Of Braddock and enjoyed a Wis
= with his old friend, Jerry.
Ie- w. Wescott is hauling dmber 4
es a residence for hiaselt >@d wife. !.
ur is likely, too, fhst Ekhjer Grain,
to the Bank Of LIsfon, Will put up
es dwelling houab this summer. Lint<
II is becoming qtite. q village.
he The photocar will leave next VIZ
IS, nesday. The work that Is being dol
70 il tirst-class. All work is guarantee
in Those intending tohave pictures tax,
ed soon should not miss this 0pportunit
lily as 1t will save trip to town.
as And now cometh in coptact the cc
lr- and the wild onion, and, while t
* sorrowing housewife feedeth the Ia
~ churnin' to the dog and dumpeth t
ef- milk in the trough Of the pig, she {
claimeth, "All, all Is vanity and vel
ffnn Of SnirftH