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

laSC Saturday,.
Miss Mary Lee and her brother Will
were up from Emmonsburg yesterday. |
Messrs. Flynn and Evans made a
trip to Wihona Friday, returning next
day.
Mrs Abel visited Winona the latter
part of last week and the first of this
week.
Superintendent Kuiper and Mer-
chant Rocks. of Westfeld, were in town
Saturday night.
F.. w. Boettcher, the well-known
Eureka business man, was visitor in
Linton Monday.
Jacob Loutzenhiser and Barney AL !
len, the Siamese twins of Dale, were
in town Saturday.
r. F. Chase, the well-known and
well-liked Winona ranchman, was in
town Tuesday night.
Mr.. Mahaney has been hauling lum-
ber for a house to be built on his son
Michael's homestead.
Rev. Hardenbrook held service at
Linton last Sunday evening. Mrs.
Hardenbrook accompanied him to Lin
ton.
Two or three warm days this week.
Crops are looking all right, but some
rain pretty soon wouldn't do any
harm.
A new lot of "Automatic Grip
neck-yokes just received. Buy one
for safety. f. B. Irvine, ut Bank of
Lint ton.
| Mrs. Head, wife Of the well-known
Braddock merchant, is in town for a
couple of days this week with stock
of millinery.
G. J. Braaten, of Blue Blanket, S.
D., was IN town last night. He is
looking up land.
Elmer Brindle, Of Williamsport, was
in Linton this forenoon, and drove up
Beaver creek from here. He is looking
for an estray mare.
| George Gutjahr and John Behringer,
two old men who were sent by En-.
mons county to the Sisters hospital in
Bismarck, a long time ego, died re.
Gently at the hospital.
] Born-Saturday Nays, to Mr.. an
Mrs. P. B. Schw.eitzer, of Linton, q
daughter. Mother and babe doing
well. Peter says the little one is al
right, even if it isn't a boy.
Mr.. A. o. Van Dyk, the old-time
merchant of Thule, just across the line
!: in Campbell county, was visitor ir
town Wednesday. He was accompanied
by John Meeusen, stockman of Hol
land, Mich.
Jimmy Dickson was in town Tues
day and made filing on the south
east quarter of 14-l35-76, which was en-
tered as a timber-claim by George Reed
in the early days, and which filing wa!
recently Cancelled.
i Mound City Picayune: DIR. L. G
Shockey has concluded, on account O.
better range for his stock, to take W
his abode at Linton. The doctor and
Mrs. Shockey are we'll liked here, anc
they will be missed greatly.
Mr.. Chase, who recently purchased
the Hotel Emmons from Mr.. Seeley, il
beginning extensive improvements ant
alterations on the building. Mr.. G. j
setting an excellent table and is get
r ting very fair trade.
An exchange says that teacher il
the county of its publication asked
one of his pupils what was the mean
ing of the word "dry dock" The an
: swer by the little fellow was, "a doc
7 tor looking for saloon."
Ben. Ohler and Roy Better came
: down from the north'country Wednes
: day evening, returning yesterday morn
e ing. While here they filed on land ii
s 1866. Roy entered the S, E. OF l
l and Ben the S. E. of %.
q Merchant Wescott has built porcl
in front of his store, where he may 81
!, at eventide and watch the kids gamb
) on the green and listen to the merr,
song of the mosquito as it skirmishe
! for a draft of the old gents vital fluid
J. Word comes from Dickinson that a
the Stark. county primaries, held las
u Monday, Judge Winchester's friend
= carried nearly every precinct. 1t look
It as though the Emmons-county boy
J. would feel sort % lonesome when the
get to Bismarck.
A party Of land-hunters from Brool
+. ings county, s. D., were in town las
: night. They are all farmers, an
: are looking up location. The part
a consists of j. G. Buxton, w. NJ. Chea
a ham, T.. Hiltz, G. Milkenburger, Z
- Carter and f. Hiltz.
N DR.. Shockey has decided to lea,
le Mound City, and on Monday he move
b. his cattle ard household goods to Lii
a. ton, N, D. The best ofswishes fro
lg their many. friends in these parts4s
t. with the doctor and his wife to the
b. new home. Mound City Courier.
of Last Saturday Gid. HobKtrk,
,ic Westtield, came up to Linton, to s.
st DR.. Shockey. Mr.. Hobkirk was suffe
,ir ing from a badly swollen face. The dc
- - -