Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-08-07
IN TOWN AND OUT.

No cemetery, yet.
Attorney Lane made a trip to
Hague, Monday.
The telegraph line from Mckenzie
has reached Hazelton.
The railroad folks are putting up
water tank at Linton.
The Rev. Gossman was in Linton a
couple of days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Whitney were
up from Glanavon, last Friday.
L. D. Postle, Of Cedar Rapids, Neb.,
is visiting his Emmons county rel
atives.
Mrs. John Postle, Of the Winona
neighborhood, is visiting relatives in
Linton.
Mrs. Roy Bales and Miss Sadie Bales
were up from the southern part Of the
county, Monday.
Messrs. j. w. and l.. Wescott left
for Eu Claire, Wis, last Saturday, with
two carloads of horses.
Fred Cotton and Eb. Shepard, of
Braddock, were visitors in Linton a
part of Wednesday and yesterday.
The Gem Restauransebuilding has
been moved from itsoriginal location
to the lot just south of Miller's drug
store.
Mr.. o. o. Johnson, G. A. Herolz and
Roy Bales were, among those who
wenu east on the big cattle train,
Saturday. q
The First National Bank of Bis
marck has established branch bank
at Hazelton, with George Naramore
in charge.
Liveryman Shepard. of Bismarck,t :
has the contract for plowing the Soo
fre-breaks between Braddock and
Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, Hogue, parents
Of DR., R. r. HoQuc, arrived Wednes-
day to visit DR.. ,Hogue and wife. Mr..
and Mrs. Hogue reside at Sparta, Wis,
Work on a drugstore building for
DR.. Welsh and Druggist Miller will
soon be commenced. 1T will be located
on Broadway, opposite the PetrIe
store.
John Pollock, the young man from
Fargo who was employed by G. A..
Patterson for q few weeks, left the
latter part Of last week, presumably
Tor Glendale.
1t IS reported that, when the n. p.
branch to Linton shall have been COM
pleted, trains will run between this
place and Mandan. Mind you, we say
1T is reported"
Bob Buchanan, the Buchanan Val
ley old timer, tells the editor Ot the
Braddock Republican that cattle
never looked better up there than
they do at present.
Miss Sarah j. Stewart, Of tho Vino.
ma neighborhood, made a homestead
final proof In Linton, this forenoon,
with Jacob Hauser and Christian
MAIDEN as witnesses,
Col. Edward M. Brown, receiver of
the Bismarck land Office In the early
days, when John A, Aea was register,
died recently in st, Paul at the ripe
old age Of eighty=two years,
g, NJ, FatEer has purchased from
Merchant Junge, Of Braddock, a trac.
tion engine with which to run his
thrashing-machine. Mr.. Patzer Is
one of the men who makes running a
thrashing-machine q success,
,Ata a meeting Of the contributors to
the Fourth-of-Jul fund, held at OFT
B Delger's hall last Saturday evening.
it was decided 10 ldse the balance Of
s152.09 on hand for the purpose Of
holding an Old Settlers picnic At Linz
ton some time In September,
Rails have been laid on the N. p.
to within little more than six miles
from Linton. A big force of men and
teams and the two steam-shovels are
at work on the unfinished portion,
where much Of the heaviest work Of
the whole job remains to be done.
Comrade Coover, Of Braddock, has
been the victim OF q lame back. Take
in the g. A. R. encamRment at Frisco
on the 17th, and, when you hear the
martial music and see the old battle
/ flags, you won't know, you have a back,
| "rheumatiz, !" or any other trouble.
/ Try it, 8. e.
Bismarck and Oakes played two
! games Of base ball this week at the
/ Capital City-one on Sunday and the
i:other on Monday. The first game re-