Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1904-07-29
a stone sidewalk built across the

a stone sidewalk built across the
street.
Mrs. Murphy and Miss McGaugheys
her niece, were down from the Leon.
ard & Murphy ranch yesterday and
this forenoon.
At the democratic state convention
in Grand Forks, this week, NJ. H.
Hegae, Of Trail county, was nomi.
mated for governor.
Wednesday six-year.old son of 10.
seph FettiR, residing eight or ten
miles from Linton, fell from a wagon
and broke his left arm.
paddy" Flynn, an Emmons county
old-timer, but now residing In Man
dan, was visitor in Linton part Of
Wednesday and yesterday.
Winfield Mix received a telegram
last Thursday that his mother, at
Lidgerwood, s. D., was dying, and he
left at once for that place.
Grain crops are still In perfect con.
dition. Harvest time is rapidly ap.
preaching, and, II the hail or hot
wind intends to get portion, 1t
will have to hurry.
One of Charley's two.dozen Sub
scribers'' the paper sent free
wants to know things in Mr.. P.'s pa.
per this week. The item is evidently
of home manufacture.
Mrs. Atl,a and family left last week
for their home at Ortonville, MINI.
The lady is the mother Of Mrs. A. N.
Junge, and had been visiting her rela.
tives here for several weeks.
The Ladies' Guild will serve ice
cream and cake this evening from to
10 O'Clock on the lawn Of Mrs. A. n.
Junge. The meeting next week will be
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. John.
sonbaugh.
About a fortnight ago q little
daughter Of James Zieser, living In
Burge precinct, caught hold Of q
sickle as her brother was removing
it from the mower. One Of her fingers
was cut entirely Of.
Oscar l.. Loostad, residing ten
miles southwest of Linton, left at the
Record Office the other day sheaf Of
wild grass six feet and three inches
high. Amateur botanists are hereby
invited to call and tell US what kind
OF grass it is. -
~Mr. ID. G. Olson has bought the
building formerly belonging tod. II.
Douglass and will RUN u laundry
therein. He is prepared to do all
kinds Of laundry work, and guarantees
to do your work az we'll as 1t would be
done by being sent away.
The adulterated Food List is pub
lished this week on fourth page. tt is
not nearly as long as the first one pub.
lished. Owing to the efforts of Prof.
Ladd, the Pure Food Commissioner,
adulterated goods are being rapidly
driven from sale in North Dakota.
Mrs. L. A. Couch, Of Bismarck,
with her son Lloyd, and accompanied
by Mrs. E. A. Keebler, visited friends
in Linton last Tuesday. Mrs. Couch
was one Of the early settlers In thit
county, but she hardly recognizes the
old localities, as the improvements
and changes are 50 many.
Last Monday young William Wild
ermuth was in town. This Is the boy
on whom DR.. HoRue, assisted by Dr.
Grant, two or three weeks ago, per
formed the operation Of trepannlng,
The operation has now proved q
perfect success in every way. The
hole where a portion OF the skull wal
removed is now filled with q new
growth, and is as hard rs the olde
part. All signs Of. paralysis on ont
side Of the body have gone. The bo!
can read and understand Us we'll Al
ever, and it is now apparent that hi
mental faculties are normal.
Mr.. Braddock's big dwelling house
removed from Dakem, reached its 10
cation in Linton last Tuesday after
noon. The trip was successful in everl
way except for q mishap Monday
When the house was y mile or tw'
north OF town the procession had Il
| pass under the telephone wire. Orli'
Burge and one Of his assistant
climbed on top Of the house and hell
up the wire. leaving one man to man
age the thirteen teams. The wir,
scraped against the top Of the house
| making a noise that startled some o
the horses, and the whole outfit raj
away. They ran about $50 feet whel
two OF the heavy wagons broke dow
land they were stopped. Mr.. Burg
says he doesn't know just how he 60
down from the roof. The house wa
not injured in the least. aud arrive
lat its destination In such condition a
| to bear witness to Orlie's carefulnes
Is a house-m0ver.
4, a Rsasos for Direct Prsnary.
Grand Forks Herald: In the conver
tion speeches were made by reprl
sentatives Of Cass, Barnes and Star
counties against the combination.