Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-25

weather we are getting here this fall
Is just about the incest that oues has
any reason to want or to eAtect.
Come back.
Jacob Schlichenmeier, German,
leceivcd u broken arm in u THRASH ing
machine accident one day this week.
The broken bones we're set by Dr.
Wolverton, and the arm will soon be
all right again.
MIR. and Mrs. T.. A. Keebler were
visitors i'm Linton Mon
day. Then according to IL. A.-E.
A. went home and looked at the clock
and the clock-s-t-o-p-p-e-d.
On complaint Of a customer who had
purchased some beef from Fred
kelsc4l's butci:er-sllop the board OF
health last Friday condemned carcass
that was badly affected by tuberculo-
sis.
Jacob Pfatf, whose hand was badly
mangled in recent thrashing.
machine accident, is getting along
nicely, and will undoubtedly have the
use of the hand when the wounds
heal.
The Jones residence is about COM
pleted, and pretty soon display ad
with the following heading will ap-
pear in the columns of the Record:
Wanted-By Three Old i}achelors-
Three Old Maids.''
MIR. and Mrs. katzenberger, their
little daughters Alice and Pearl and
Miss Annie Serbus left for Hazelton
Tuesday. Mir. and Mrs. X. will con-
duct the hotel at that place and Miss
SerbuS will have charge of the dining
room.
John kuiper and family lett Stras
burg last week for their new home-
Fogel Center, Michigan. We wonder
whether these old settlers hohave re-
sided i'm this county since the eighties
will be satisfied with existence III the
hum-drum east?
The Misses Nella and Sadie Bales,
Fred Welker, and the latter's mother,
Mrs. a. j. Welker, and his sister, Mrs.
S. l.. Mills, came up from the Dale
country yesterday. The last-named
lady left this morning for her home at
Haley. this state.
E. II. Anderson, of Napoleon, has
rented the basement of the new Hogue
(Evans) building, and will start pool
and billiard hall therein about the
first of November. Mr.. Anderson
seems to be young man who will
make himself popular with Linton
people.
The Rev. j. w. Ogden, who was re
appointed to the Linton district 10y
Bishop McCabe at the recent James
town conference, writes from his home
at Driscoll requesting the Record u
announce that he will resume the
holding OF services here the first Sun
day in November, at II a. m. and 7:3'
p. IN. Everybody invited.
A Minnesota man writes To the editO
Of the Record, Offering him "a re ason
able commission" If the editor viii
buy for him half-section Of gooC
land in EmmonS county at from 81 t.
IS per acre. The correspondent sho ult
put a; figure ~, In front Of each O
his other figures. And, if he doesn't
hurry up, lie might as we'll make
1T a .'2 =
Ed Easton, of the upper river coun
try, was in Linton over night Thurs
day Of last week. lie came to get /;
STUN p puller with which to extract
the stumps on his timber land. In
the hills near town. as he was coming
this way, his team got gay, ran away
and dumped him out. No damage Il
speak of, either TO man, horses. Wagon
or harness
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Junge and thei
children departed for Ortonville
Mimi, their old home, Saturday
Their sudden departure was caused b.
a physicians opinion that Allen, sever
years old, the oldest child, is seriousl!
ailing. The parents wished to consult
physician at Oitonville - an ole
friend of the family regarding littl,
Aliens condition.
The Hazelton- Braddock mail line
will soon run on a reversed schedule
1t will leave Braddock in the morning
and arrive at Linton at noon. 1t viii
wait until not later than p. M. TO
the Milwaukee train to get past tll'
daily freight-smashup and reach Lin
ton. The stage will return to Brad
dock the same evening. We under
stand the new schedule will go int
effect the 5th OF November.
Jacob Schmalz, who lived about
fourteen miles southwest Of town
died in Linton at lO:45 Tuesday night
He was brought to town to be operat
ed upon by Or. Wolverton. There
were two operations -one Saturda.
and the other Tuesday DR.. shockey
of Pollock, being called to assist a
the latter The intestine was foun'
to be full Of tuberculous ulcers, th
intestinal wall being perforated ii
several places.
The Milwaukee was several hour