Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-23

-" ''N'Nt', W t,'iti itiSu CDuiltN,
came down from ki>matck Monday
lite WAS after :, n.l;, " hu had stolen ),
team OF horses up III the Capital CITY
country. While here lac heard reports.
from lletrcid that man thought to
bc the one Wanted was Down thai way
Earle Smith and l.Nman layton left
Monday fur Rochester, Mimi. where
they will visit Il few days With lhc
formers relatives. They Will t,ke IN.
the Minnesota state fair on their way
home Lyman will step oil a, Abcr,
deem and attend scho" during the
coming school year.
The seed corn sent TO Linton from
oklahoma last spring by Jimmy Eln
mons Is being tested 10y several parties
IN the county \ present the stalks
are over eight feet in height, and still
there are no sgns of ears OF corn. This
corn will do for fodder, but il viii new
er rlpen in this section
Nulm Messenger. Aug. lSth: MIR.
and Mis- L. Mcndch,will and children
returned to their home at I.inton last
Saturday evening after "A visit with
lhc lady 5 parents MIR and Mrs.
\ RcichenStein) and family Mrs NJ.
and the children had been here for
about three weeks, but Mr.. NJ was
here only two or three days.
u. NJ. Swanson, Who f,r !. few weeks
had teen employed 10y Mr.. Lang at the
Phoenix Lumber Company 5 yard left
yesterday for his home at MilnOr, this
state, to rest until Ills sore finger gets
we'll The finger Was broken while
Mr.. Swanson was playing base ball,
more than IA month ago, aud IL Is not
mcndins Us rapidly is IL should
Frank Blake, Il convict, escaped from
the pcnltcntiaiy blick-y yard at His-
lnarck last Saturday night, aud has
not yet been rccaplnrcd. He is de-
scribcd AS being about ~ ycals Old
dark complication, black hair, dark
''o"" SyNS, io'iS dil'i l.tISc i'VS', atuAli
mouth, weight about llO pounds, )
icct - inches high. Fifty dollars re-
ward is ullcrcd ior his rcturn to the
pentcnliaiy
Capt. ilonstain expects Ia bc In Lin
ton soon. Owing iu lllc dense crowds
| on the streets and in the stree, ears,
many OF The captains old friends were
unable 10 meet lllm during the recent
ehcampmcMt, and getting out to his
place ol residence was almost an inn
possibility. Hanging on 'by one 5
eyebrows to IL Strcet-car Was one OF
the things that the old chaps general
~ left tuyOunger people.
N.ndila, aged 2months and u days
ldanghtcrof Mr. and Mrs. ~. \. Bury, OF
Linton died, last Monday night. The
death of the little one was from
summer complaint, probably caused
by the intense heat The remains
We're taken 10 Bristol, 5. ~. for inter
mcnt. Mr. and Mrs Bury desire that
the Record publish their heartfelt
thanks 70 their friends and mcighb,rs
for the many kimdncsscs extended II
them du ring the recent sickncs, OF
their baby.
The Ladies' Aid Will give an eater
tainment at the oMlaholse on Fri
day evening, Aug. 2itll, entitled The
Old Maids Association. Tickets :.
and .,oc Following is a list of tll'
members Of the Odd Maids Associa
lon .Dcrusha Eliza Bangs, president
Rcbeccil Retrace secretary and treas
mrer; Calamity Jane higgins, organist
Minty Cloyertpp. Mariallna Mclliss;
Pllck, Desire a. Mann, IlepsiDal
lOdclia Oids, Ann Ellen I'atterIy, Ma,
IIavcrman, I'ct,nia Pickles, Scrcn;
Iiasbecn
Chas Wilson, HE we'll known stat
correspondent of the Fargo Forum
vas in Linton over night Monday. II,
was here in the interest OF the Forum
the best newspaper in the state. MI
Wilson resembles MIR. 1uttlc, formcrl
of the Maildan Pioneer. but nov
wealth by nabvb Of he Pacific coast, al
through Mr.. W. is hanhsothcr THAI
MIR. r. The two gentlemen were
When young men, associated in news
paper wOrl, in "Old Albion, IuI
mag the Derby office OF d Nottingham
evening daily Mr. Wlson ha, seen
great dell OF the world aud is an NJ
J terestng racvntnur. May lie com
often to Linton
Major ReIdcI. InliianagcnLat Stand
ing Rock, came do"n by The y. !
g train Monday, and went hpln. Iuesda
= wiihJohn Cafignan, wlocline up frM
the agency that day M!. 4. Drougii
to Linton his wife and children Mai
gucrite, Jack, Charlie and, last bu
!. not least, Baby Teddy who took th
train here for Minnesota le visit Mr.
!, Carignan : mother. BIO Baldwin
bead of The Chrisiiin Brothers achOt
in Chicago, who is visiting Ills brotlle
: Prof H. G. Witzlepen superintendent
= oil the ageiicy school, aud VINO Is on
:. from chcagoon 4 visit - Mr. w AZ
u eompalied Mr. Carisuan on his Wis
to Linton
The following are those vino Wit
: probably many others whose names +"
- have not ascertained went from En-
= mons county to visit the Grand Arm