Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1900-08-10
IN TOWN AND OUT.

James Young, of Emmonsburg, was
in Linton yesterday.
T. M. Gray, the Burr Oak stockman,
visited Linton Monday.
Dirk Haspcr was a visitor at the
county seat last Monday.
Miss Edna I. Burge made a filing
Tuesday on S. e. of l0-l32-78.
Ex-County Supt. Andrus, of Winona,
visited the county seat Monday.
Merchant Doyle, OF the Wishek Ba-
Ear, was in Linton the fore part of the
week.
Mr.. Leonard was down from his
Spring Creek ranch yesterday fore
noon.
Lumber has been purchased for
the repairs to the Linton school
house.
Mrs G. A. Patterson is still in Brad
dock, where she has been quite i'll for
some time.
1t is reported that owing to the war
in China, tea will soon increase great
ly in price.
DR.. Muench and Merchant Macnider.
of Emmonsburg, were visitors in Lin
ton, Monday.
Messrs. V. E. Parr and A. A. Pol
lock, the well-known stockmcn, were
in town Monday.
Judge Rowerdink was in town
Wednesday and bought moving ma
chine from Backhaus.
The Misses Eva and Nellie Bales
and Alice Leonard came up from the
Dale country Wednesday.
Attorney Armstrong, of Williams
port, was in town Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. Shockey and her brother, Har-
old Gosling, returned Wednesday
from their visit in Campbell county.
Mrs. Dunbar and her son Harry were
over from Hampton last Monday. She
reported that Mr.. Dunbar was serious
ly i'll.
Mrs. Frances Tuttle, of Emmons-
burg, made filing last Saturday on
S. of N. e. and N. / Of S. E. / 49,
1928.
r.. A. Keebler made final proof on
his homestead last Saturday. =. B..
Brock and Ninian Young were the
witnesses.
Comrade Anderson, of the lower
Beaver, was in town Saturday on
business connected with the prepara-
ton of pension papers.
The county commissioners were in
session the first three days of the
week. The minutes of the season will
be printed next week.
Messrs. w. L. Yeater, VIM. Derr,
J. B. Baker and N. Graham, of the
WillIamspOrt country, were in Linton
the front end OF the week.
Born-Monday, Aug. 6, 1900, to Mr..
and Mrs. William Rowse, Of Hampton,
a son. Mother and boy all right. A
ten-cent smoke III do, Billy.
Matthias Knudtson, who has been a
resident OF Linton several months,
took out his first papers" Tuesday.
Got himself "dehorncd," as Jake
WolltEan would say.
Master Theodore Lane. who had his
finger broken and one of his knuckles
dislocated in the runaway, has been
"mended up by DR.. Shockey and will
! soon be :.'as good as new"
Last Friday and Saturday nights
there were heavy rains that thorough
ly soaked the soil of large part OF
Emmons county. The rains will help
grass, corn and late potatoes.
Sheriff Rocks. Judge Rowerdink and
Mr.. Anne Baker were in Linton
Monday. The hot weather doesn't
seem to have reduced the sheriff OF
the judge in the matter of avoirdupois.
Banker Wishek, of the town of that
name, was business visitor in Linton
Tuesday evening and a part uf Wednes
day. Mr.. Wishek was accompanied by
A. Woodland, q Minneapolis attorney.
Tony Gefroh, who formerly resided
in Emmons county, but who for some
years has been a resident of Pierce
county, is visiting relatives in this
county. He and his father, Jakot
Gefroh, were in Linton last Friday.
There will he an ice-cream sociable
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. e. E
Logue, ON Beaver creek, near Mr.
Burge's place, Thursday evening O
next week, for the benefit OF the Rev
H. G. Hardenbrook. Everybody in
I v,ted.
| -Four fellows were pulled, over fl
Mound City. the other day, for violat
ing the game law. The same thing Il
liable to happen in Eureka should an!
one be found guilty Of the same of
fense-Eureka Blade. [Yes; and tn,
same thing is liable to happen righ
here in Linton.
For the Farmers National Congress
to be held at Colorado Springs; Col.
Aug. 21st'to 3lst, the c., NJ. s. st. r
Ry. Co. will sell excursion tickets a
T one fare plus $500 for the round trit
4 For further information inquire q