Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1905-04-14
side Of Broadway is being taken for
business purposes.

o'uS VI LIOdu"dy ~ UcIuk Idkcll IOT
business purposes.
A. L. Cell, of the Republican, was
down from IIaZcltOn Saturday. Mr..
Cell has been appointed adminiStra-
tor Of the estate OF his father, the late
John f. Cell.
a. Freight is paid to your nearest
railroad station ON all cash purchases
amounting TO over tive dollars.
[ap7.28] GRAMBs & WOLBERT,
Bismarck, N. ID.
Messrs. Harry and f. G. Erbc-the
former the wclI-known and popular
photo-car man aud the latter his
cousin, the youth who won the Billy
Haas buggy at the recent rattle
were in Linton last Saturday.
If you want free parsnip, musk
melon, lettuce, radish and turnip seed
call at Record Office. We have IL lot
"f packages forwarded from the agri-
cultural department under the re-
spective franks OF Senators Hans
brough and McCumber.
q. w. Gilman came down from
his home country, the Gayton neigh
borhood, the latter part Of last week.
Mr.. Gilman has arranged with will
Carmichael to have thirty or more
acres Of breaking done this year ON
his homestead near Gayton.
The town masller said to one Of the
Record force the other day: "Thc old
man must have been drunk last
week." Well, "the old man" wasn't
at any time out with hand-cart ped
ding circus lem"nadc in competition
with a feeble old Union soldier. Sit
ting up all night when he goes a
courtin' must have affected the good
nature Of the town masher.
a. Bids Wanted. Sealed bids will
be received w IT, "'clock p. IN. on
Saturday, April %. 1905, for The con-
struction or the Linton Opera-House
(above the foundation), as per plans
and specifications now on tiIe with the
secretary at the First Bank uf Linton.
Work 10 begin at once and building
TO be completed before July l, 1905.
Board Of Directors reserve the right
To reject any and all bids.
w. o. IRWIN, Secretary.
When Frank Strecter went to
Minnesota on a visit he supposed he
would have to be in Annapolis on
April 10Th to take the physical ex.
animation. But since his departure
word was received from the navy
depart ment that lie would not be re.
uuired to appear for examination un.
til June. He will Return to Linton
about The 22d inst, and remain here
until the date in June when he viii
have to leave for Annapolis.
Inspector BerndL was in town il day
or two this week attending the hear.
ing in the matter Of the homestead
proof Of Christina Bonnett, formerly
Christina Berrcth. She had mad.
proof ON her homestead, but the in
SpectUr was not satisfied with til,
character of the testimony given al
time of proof, and Il hearing had beer
ordered at which claimant was citef
to show cause why her proof shoult
not be set aside and her entry can
celed. Inspector Berndt appeared io
The government and Attorney Lyul
for the claimant.
NJ. B. Fallgattcr and W. IT. Botten
field, Of the Tell neighborhood, were
brought To Linton Wednesday after
noon charged with setting the prairi.
on fire in their neighborhood. II
seems that the two men were burning
Russian thistles on Il piece Of grnunc
that was surrounded by Il plowed fire
guard, except that in one corner tht
guard was to Il certain extent defec
tive. The fire burned a stack Of hay
for Mr.. Schaeffer, neighbour, VIII
invoked the majesty Of tic law. Boil
The defendants, who are we'll spoken
IT in their home neighborhOOd, al
once admitted the setting Of the fire
and offered to pay for the loss Of the
hay. When the plaintiff and defend.
ants got together at Linton yesterday
the case was settlcn by the defendants
paying the damages and costs.
"a All kinds of hats are goinl