Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1905-11-24
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Rainy weather yesterday.
Underwear at Miss Smiths.

Rainy weather yesterday.
Underwear at Miss Smiths.
See new ad of Linton Leader, fourth
page,
The Linton urchestra bells have AR.
rived.
lo0:piece dinner set. $3.50, at Miss
Smiths.
A Blk crowd Of land.huntcrs in
town this week.
The Eureka weather report says
snow to-day for this region.
Don't forget the SHADOW social''
tomorrow Saturday evening.
William Badger, Of Mandan, who
has stock interests in Emmons county,
was In Linton part Of Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Cha pman, Of the
Danbury country, were in Linton
Wednesday, doing some shopping and
visiting friends.
Mr.. Marchant, in the suburbs of
Linton, thrashed 400 bushels OF flax
last Saturday, the product Of l8 acres
"a little more than % bushels to the
acre.
JeI Woodmansee, OF Bismarck, was
In Linton Wednesday. He has been
out with the deputy Inspector Of
weights and measures about two
months.
Austin Logan, OF Bismarck, was in
Linton part Of Wednesday and yes.
terday. He came on business and also
to visit his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
McCulley.
Druggist Flaherty went to Aberdeen
Saturday on a business trip and to
visit friends. He returned Monday.
DR.. Muench had charge OF the phar-
macy during his absence.
Messrs. Frost and Peck, the we'll
known and popular stockmen, are in
town this week. They have been in
the market for hogs, and have secured
good many around here.
The scenery for the opera house has
arrived. 10 say that every one who
has seen it is more than pleased is
putting it lightly. Not a kick is to
be heard against 1t by anybody.
Bert Biddlecomb is expecting his
family, consisting OF his wife, two
sons and daughter, to arrive from
England any day. They were to
leave on the 1lth OF this month.
Attorney Lane went to Bisma rex
Saturday ON professional business,
returning Monday-or, rather, he left
the Capital City Monday and arrived
at Linton about 4 a. m. Tuesday.
w. L. Yeater and John Hoskins, OF
Hazelton, were visitors in Linton
yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. Yeater have
rented the Hazelton hotel to Mr.. and
Mrs. RuRgles, who are now in charge,
and who are giving satisfaction to the
patrons OF the house. Mrs. Yeatef
will soon 20 to visit her relatives in
California.
Billy Jones was one of the few
fortunate ones who killed a deer in
Emmons county last week. The Rec
ord and other neighbors received a
nice piece Of venisieh from said deer.
Wallace Kyes also went out, and Wal
lie killed wildcat. But the stingy
feller didn't give US a piece Of steak
from his killin'. Shambo wouldn't
have forgotten US that way.
The other evening, in company with
a young-lady relative, a young man Of
eight or nine years called at the Rec
ord office. After inspecting the ma.
chinery, telephone switchboard, etc.,
he said, in reply to a question, that
his name was 'Bill Bryan" Al he
wasn't big enough to be the original
William. he was asked what his hind
name was. With the air of one who
thought the question unnecessary, he
replied, "Postle."
One day last week, while a steam
thrasher was at work out at George
Dexter's place, In Logan district, the
stacks Of grain caught on fire from a
spark from y thrashing engine and
about $50 bushels Of wheat, 100 bush.
els Of fax and some oats burned. A
stack containing about 100 bushels Of
oats was saved by putting a cable
around the base OF a stack, hitchinp
the engine to the cable and dragging
the stack away from sure destruction
MI. aud Mrs. Junge and Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin went to Braddock Wednes'
day and attended the wedding Of DR..
Welsh and Miss Ethel Jungc, daugh.
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Junge, Jr.,
of that town. The ceremony took
place at the residence OF the bride y
parents. only a few relatives and nea
friends being present.. 1t was per
formed by the Rev. Lamar. MIR. and
Mrs. Welsh will 20 to housekeeping
in Braddock. The genial, kind
hearted physician aud bis fair, yOunq
bride have the best wishes Of all.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. Griffitl
Jones and her sons Thomas and vii
liam, Of Linton, received q telegram
from Red Wing, Minn., announcing
the death OF J. s. Culbertson, bus