Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-03-08
made. Mr.. Dean had been . settler
in this county about twenty years,
and was highly respected by all who
knew him.

9uu WSS nIGuIy respected Oy all VINO
knew him.
o. F. Waller Of the Milwaukee, 3.
S. Mclaughlin of Fort Yates and
Hugh Chattick Of Chicago drove over
from the Cannon Ball country Sunday
and took the train next day for the
east.
The N. p. had consider able trouble
getting the Linton branch open the
latter part of last week. There was .
delay Of nearly two days awaiting the
arrival Of a snow-plow with which to
open the line.
The livery barn at Wishek burned
Thursday of last week. A man named
Peter Shower was badly burned about
the face and hands. Six head Of horses
and six head Of cattle were cremated.
Loss about $1,000.
Tom Gray, of Livona, recently sold
the half-section known as 1.-The Wash
Hawkes. Place." northwest of Hazel.
ton, for els an acre. 1t was pur-
chased by "Young jake Kalberer, Of
the same neighborhood.
Owing to the bad weather Of last
Friday, the dance at Brofy vas post
poned until tomorrow friday even
ing. Picnic supper, Is cents per couple.
The Linton Orchestra will furnish the
music. Everybody invited.
While unloading u car Of lumber,
Tuesday, Will Pagel, the drayman,
had one of his feet considerably
bruised by the dropping Of q piece Of
heavy timber upon 1t. William Is
walking lame as consequence.
!. Albert Peterson and Winslow Long
we'll with their families, Of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, arrived by Milwaukee
train last Friday and have taken up
their residence in Linton. They will
20 out to their claims In the spring.
Lawyer Lane returned from Bis
marck, Hazelton, Brofy and other
points, Sunday. 1t is reported that
the noted prohibition spotter had .
very strenuous time during his alb
sence. 1.-THE Lord hates a hypocrite. {"
1t Is reported that an Iowa post
master returned a paper recently that
was addressed to q deceased subscriber
to local paper, with the endorse
ment: Forward another copy In
asbestos wrapper. The man is dead. !"
w. L. Yeater, of Hazelton, arrived
by Fridays Milwaukee train. After
waiting In Linton until Sunday after
noon for the N. p. snow-plow to open
the Linton branch, he went to Ha-
zelton by team with Leonard du
Heaume.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Carignan, Of Fort Yates, recently fell
from chair and broke one OF his legs.
He was taken to Pollock and the in
jured member was attended to by DR..
Shockey. The little boy is rapidly
improving.
Mrs. G. II. McLain, who left Tues
day Of last week to visit friends at her
old home-Fort Wayne, Ind. writes
to her husband and son that she l.
having . pleasant visit; but, nOtwith-
standing, she is getting sort o. home
sick already.
w. s. Williams, of Ipswich, an old
acquaintance of Grit. Pritchard. is In
Linton this week. Mr.. Williams is q
teacher, and, II any board Of school
directors wants a teacher for spring
term. 1t might be well to commune
cate with Mr.. Williams.
Land in the Hazelton neighborhood
is now held at from 815 to go per acre.
In many If the thickly settled por-
tions of the county especially in the
Westtield country and among the Ger
mans-a good many farmers cannot be
bought out for go an acre.
The Lowell twins-not at the Lynn
ranch, as the Record had it last week.
but in the Brofy neighborhood-are
coming out conquerors against the
nasty old Measles, that, like 1.-THE
gobbyluns" which sometimes try to
git" little chaps, was after 'em last
week.
Mr.. Tegge will soon have in opera
ton his meat market in the building
that formerly housed the Wescott
hard ware store. Later, he will build
on his lot on Broadway few lots
south of the Leader store, and prom.
ises to supply the public with the
right kind Of meat Of divers kinds o.
reasonable prices.
Some time ago an order was issued
from Washington cutting Cd from
the Bismarck land district gOodly
portion Of Logan and Mcintosh coun-
ties and adding them to the Fargo
district, thus compelling the people
Of those sections to go couple Of
/ hundred miles to do land business,
whereas IL left in the bismarck dis
trict, they would have to travel hard
" half that distance to reach the
land ONCE. But Macedonian-or