Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-03-15

good reputation for honesty, and
you can depend upon what he tells
you-when he is talking about land.
When he is talking about wolves
that's different. See Uncle Ben and
have talk with him.
!! Commissioner Sherwood was in Lin.
ton a day or two this week Else.
where in the Record Mr.. S. offers fol
sale stallion, q bull and some work
hOrSes-all good stock.
Linton young people are arranging
for an entertainment by local talent
Said entertainment will be for the
benefit of the band, and will consist OF
a play entitled "The Outcast.'
Mrs MacFarlane, wife of the Epis-
copalian rector, left for the state of
Arkansas, Saturday, on business con-
nected with some real estate that Mr..
and Mrs. MacFarlane own in that
state.
/ r. M. Jones, Cloyd kurtz DR.. Sny
der and Mike Rush were down from
the Hazelton country the latter part
OF last week. The doctor was here on
business connected with the board OF
health.
Badly went down to the Twin Cities
to buy an automobile. Ii he has
any money left after making the pur-
chase, we would suggest that he buy
a grammar and spelling book fo,
himself and Windy Bill.
Miss Nellie Morgan, Of Council
Bluffs, who was in Linton a couple of
weeks ago Ell route to Flasher, Morton
county, returned from the Morton
county town, and Saturday last took
the Milwaukee train en- route home?
Tuesdays Milwaukee freight train
did not get away until afternoon, the
cause being a bit of malicious mischief
committed on the water tank by Jack
Frost the night before, and the said
tank had to be thawed out before the
engine could get drink
II. E. Paul, Mr. Patterson's book
keeper, received his household goods
via the Milwaukee last Thursday, and
his family will soon arrive Mr.. Paul
has rented the ''Schweitzer place." i'm
the old town, from Mr.. Grain and will
begin housekeeping there as soon as
/ 4, f,, Won ,l,a. 4
Ed McConville and his son Jimmy,
a bright little fellow of seven years,
reached Linton Friday en- route 10
Bismarck, where Mrs. McConville has
been receiving medical attention The
lady is much better, and will accom-
pany her husband and son, by way OF
Pollock, to their home in the Dale
neighborhood.
There is money i'm horses. f. NJ.
Jones, the other day, sold horse
raised in this county to Billy Sadler,
OF the lower Beaver country, for 5000
And the horse was worth it. But
don't you suppose there was more
money made on that horse, above cost
Of raising, than there would be on
several steers?
E. o. Culberson, of Renvile Mimi.
was among those who filed ON En-
mons county land this week Ben
Corbin located him. His claim is the
is. E. / of the N. w. and lots Band 4,
Abbott. MIR. Culberson took the
Milwaukee train Tuesday EN- route to
Renville. He will come out in April
to remain permanently.
The Milwaukee freight train crew
has received orders not to go to work
forenoons at Linton until lois, and
leave as soon as they are ready" IL
is said that this order was caused 10y
the hours Of work for the train crew
being too long. This kills the handy
trip down the line ON the freight, with
a return on the passenger.
Homer Stoddard went to Hague
Friday to begin course Of jnstruc-
ClOII vi JdC VI UIlc VI hSS Odutl
recently formed at that enterprising
place He will go to Hague every
Tuesday hereafter for the same pur-
pose. Mr.. Stoddard is iirst-class
musician and an all-around good
fellow. The Hague band boys are
fortunate in securing his services as a
teacher.
The Records terms for publishing
announcements are s. each until the
primary election. Such announce
ments must be paid for in advance.
The Record has had its trusting inno-
cence betrayed too freqently in
this line OF advertising to print an
nouncements promiscuously without
the pay being in sight. About the
hardest thing on earth to collect from
a good many men is the fee for a
! political announcement when the can