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

u'datc tails TO connect. Such debt
/ Is as hard to collect as the price Of a
horse after the buzzards and the crows
nave finished their feast on his re.
mairs.
W. J. Marchant and Ben johnson
nave been over large part OF the
county recently, buying steers. They
met with some success, but report
that there are very few cattle for sale.
They obtained between forty and
fifty head.
Abraham Clark and family arrived
Monday from Armour. s d., and will
IN few weeks take up residence ON
thelr homestead i'm the Hampton
country. Mr. Clark brought car
load ofhouseholdgoo etc, with him.
The family has moved into the Cell
building, near the courthouse. where
they will remain until the weather Is
settled. when they will 30 to the
claim.
Agent Pravitz and family left Hazel.
ton Tuesday for their new home
lltchvllle, this state, where Mr.. p. will
act as agent for the Northern Pacific.
the same company that employed him
at Hazelton. The Pravitz family are
we'll liked by all who know them. and
liazelton folks without exception re-.
gret to have them go elsewhere Co
make their home. His successor as
agent at Iiazelton is j. II. Parkin.
u. A. Weatllerby reports good Alb
stract business these DAYS. MIR. w. IL
the only abStracter i'm the county who
is bonded i'm IA surety company so
that, II there's mistake, therein be
no question as to the bOndsmen being
reliable. One who signs a personal
bond may bc all right financially when
he signs the bond, and all wrong when
you get Il move ON yourself i'm case OF
damages. lie isn't inspected at stated
times, AS the surety com panics are.
The Advocate man has bought a
devil-wagon and the Record man is
negotiating fora a saddle mule. 1t is
probable that arrangements will he
made so that the man with the bile
and the man with the mule will travel
around the county together on their
respective rigs. during the coming
campaign. and hold joint discussions
In the various precincts. A race be-
tween the bile and the mule on
broadway Isl possibility of the near
future.
Ed Easton, Of the upper river coun-
try, was i'm town day or two this
week. He came to swear out war
rants against four OK five of his neigh
bors whom he accuses of taking his
timber Sheriff Shier and Mr.. Easton,
with the warrants, left for the Glen
coe ncighborhood yesterday 1t is re-
ported that q survey will be made
OF the land, and the serving OF the
warrants will depend on whether the
timber taken was from Mr.. EastOn'S
land or from land belonging to other
parties.
A letter from Jimmy" Emmons,
now of Oklahoma, says he has already
had several applications from farmers
of this county for samples of the
Mexican June corn he recently
offered to send to those OF our farm
crs who forwarded sclf-addressd
stamped envelope He will shortly
send some Of the corn to the editor
of the Record, who will furnish
samples 10 such farmers as wish to
try it. Mr. Emmons is about to
launch out i'm his old business pub
fishing newspaper.
Elsewere will be found the new
meat market ad Of Mr.. II. Il. Tegge.
Mr. Tegge is opening market i'm the
j. w. Wescott hardware building, and
intends to furnish the public with the
best OF meats and other goods usually
found in a butcher-shop. Mr. Tegge
Is practical butcher The animals
for orslaughter will be carefully selected,
carcasses will be neatly dressed, the
shop and meats will be kept clean,
the steaks and chops will he carefully
cut, and everything will be done to
make the new place an up to-date
shop.
Last Saturday was the second sale
day in Linton. There we're more peO-
pie present who wanted to buy than
there was property for sale. However,
five or six horses sold at good prices,
and some farm implements, also, we're
disposed of. The farmers say that
nothing but the very bad roads has
kept them from coming TO town with
stuff for sale. The next sale day will
be on March oath. One farmer has
promised to bring in about twenty
horses for sale on that day and sever
al Others say they will bring horses, as
well as other property, for sale. Don't
forget the date Saturday. March oath,
at 1Oo'clock a. M
The Batca yers are hereby respect
fully informed that years ago, both in
the Record and in the Anzeiger, we
advocated sale-day for Linton, and
have done all that we could do recent
ly to help the cause along This, TOO.
| was done without charge for ANYTHING