Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-18
OF water. The boat had probably
sprung aleak when it struck the bar.

W Wdtcl lie pOtt$ tidu p!uNlDiy
sprung aleall when it struck the bar.
Last Tuesday the .syinona- Pollock
mail schedule was cha. ged. Thereto
fore it went from Winjna tn Pollock
10y way Of Glanavon and returned 10
Winona by way OF Dale The new
schedule sends it 10 Pollock by Dale
and back by Glanavon.
Frank Jaszkowiall, the pioneer welt
drill man, was in Linton few hours
Saturday. Franks outfit hashcd Il
we'll for John Wohl, a ftw miles north
east of town, last week: getting an
abundant supply Of goed water at a
depth of l50 feet
Merchant kabunde was down fto.n
| Hazelton Monday. He WAS aceom-
panied 10y his sister-i'Sl;lw. Mis-. j. {.
klabunde and two e her clild,er.
also his own daughter. The lady and
children took the train for Aberdeen.
where they will spend the wutce
Will Orenistein has just received a
new cornet. 1t is the "ConnQu9or, =
sold 10y the celebrated Conn. and Is
an up-to-date Instrument ia every
way. The new band member recently
came to Linton and took cnployment
with his cousin, Mr.. Mcndciowitz, at
the Leader store
Three auction sales are advertised
in the Record this week. On Mon
day, Oct. -, Mrs. Christina plaut-
man. on is l3l -. On FRIDAY. Ocl.
26, WM. Hermann, IL LA - ON
Wednesday, Nov. !. Fletcher RyclS-
man, on 3 l29~7 See their ads e s.
where in this issue
Attorney Lane and wife attended
the Methodist conferences at Valley
City last Week. The talented orasoi
and old civil-war veteran, Bishop
McCabe, was present, and met with
an cthusiastic reception. he leclurcll
on Libby Prison, Of which iAc old
soldier had personal, though unwill-
ing, knowledge.
Charlie McAllistcr, the conductor
OH the Linton branch, is taking ia the
Pacific coast on Il wedding tour He
was married "Wednesday uf last week
in Bismarck, tn Miss ka,halne Ryan.
Everybody along the braasb is Il
friendof the popular young conductor,
and all OF them wish the young hus-
band and wife a happy married life.
Supt. Coventry, after taking Joe
Stember to Fort Yates. was compelled
TO go around by llse Cannon Bali To
get home. arriving here Tue sgay By
the way, hat old reiiabe Cannon
Ball ferry can always be depended up.
on. 1t comes in mighty handy now.
with both the Winuna and the Van
derbilt ferryboats laid up for repairs
An editor OF western exchange re-
Gently began Worrying because he
was afraid that. after ile had been
gathered TO his fathers. he woudn'l /
be able to get his Shirt On and Off over
his wings. An cnyiolls cotemporary
sarcastically observed liial his dim
Guilty would lkcly be in finding a way
to get his hat on and of over his
horns.
Miss Gilkeson, sister of Mrs Dugald
CampbelI of Emmpns coanty, accom-
panied by little Miss Flora q. Camp
/ ha1 rot f<,, n 4
several months 10 Scotland. Although
she is under eight years ol age, this is
the sixth time the little miss i.ts
crossed the ocean 5Tney viii remiin
In the city until tn return of Mrs.
Campbell, who is a. Hunters Hot
Springs. Bismarck Tribune
Col. Millionbuclss can't drop his
malice long enough to give credit ~
a public OFFICER when hal officer does
good work His dislike fer Deputy
Sheriff Jones is Well known. because,
like most OF the other Old timers q
the county, Jones Inn. ago sized Mil
lionbucks up about right. In the AZ
vOcatefS account Of the capture Of the
two burglars the edition refers siee,-
ingly to the deputy as "pinkeite,
Jones.
Mr.. katzanberger hls sold oul nis
hotel business III Iiptpm the Linton
House to MI. H. T. lsiilner. iste ot
Portage, Wis who is here with MS
| family aud vii. take charge tg.f.a. or
tomorrow. MIR. ka,zembeTgei and fam
lily and Miss Ami. Serbus. who came
out from Minneapolis with them, VIII
soon return to lie FIoul City. much
TO the regret of The many friends they
| have made during the months they
have resided i'm Linton
Eureka Post, Oct. l2Gh: " Is, Clala
Clayton, who visited friends IN Eureka
last week, left Saturday for 4 bcrdeeD,
where she will atte;id tile Northern
Normal and Industrial school. !. 4 ne
Edick hotel changed hands last Fri.
day, Stickle and Mix assuming con.
troll. Mr.. Mix disposed ~ bis Interest
to Mr.. Stickcl, who is nov operating
the business Just what Ml. I.dick' :
plans were We have no. learned, but
we trust he will reniiil III Eureka
Roy Bryant, brother of the 4cs.ia
young editor OF the Napoe9n Home
stead. and son Of that venerable get
la .ul N, e NJ