Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-02-22
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Bert Payne vas up rom TIE Lac
country, Monday.
II. B. Tuttle was an Emmonsburger
in Linton Tuesday.
Attorney Perry, Of Aberdeen, was
in Linton yesterday.
Supt. Ashton, OF the Milwaukee,
was in town Tuesday.
Frank McConville was up from the
Dale country yesterday.
John Haveman and Peter Droog
were up from the south country Tues
day.
Mrs. Andrew Boschker, OF Stras-
burg. has been on the sick list this
week.
Mrs. WAGNER, who has been very
sick for two or three weeks, is much
better.
Jacob Wollmann and Egidius Muller
were I'D from the Winona country
Monday.
wallie Kyes and Dick Evans are
around again, after a severe attack OF
the grip.
Fred Cotton and John Ryan were
down From Braddock couple OF days
this week.
Deputy Sheriff Jones made a visit
to Winona last week, to serve papers
In . civil case.
DR.. Snyder was in Linton day or
SO the fore part Of the week on board
of-health business.
Miss Edith Gibson returned to Eure-
ka, Friday, aftera weeks visit with
the Clayton family.
Mrs. p. g. Rocks left for st. Paul
Monday to buy spring stock Of goods
for her millinery store.
DR.. Muench and son Otto were in
from Emmonsburg day or two the
fore part u the week.
Miss Mae Domestic who has been
passing the winterat Eldon, Iowa, will
come home by to-day's train.
CutMrade Frankhauser and his SON
in.law, Phillip Maste, were up from
the Pollock country Monday.
Wicger Rodenburg, his son Andrew
and Lambert Baker were up from
the Wcsttield country Saturday.
There Is much interest manifested
In the masquerade ball which will take
place in the Opcra-house this evening.
Albeit Jungc returned Saturday
from the Twin Cities, whittier he
went 10 buy spring goods for the Bazaar
store.
The Rev. FIR. Schweizer will hold
Catholic services at Linton next Sat
urday in the old school.house, at the
usual hour.
Orlie Burge reached Linton by yester-
days Milwaukee train. returning
home from visit Of about three
week at his old home In Iowa, near
lies Moines.
Land Inspector Cochrum was In
town the fore part Of the week, at
tending the regular monthly taking If
final proofs.
Charlie Anderson, of Aberdeen, rep
resenting the lleilman Brewing Co.,
and w. NJ. Richter, of the same city,
travelling for the Hamm Brewing Co.,.
were In Linton this week. Great is
prohibition!
Leonard du IIcaume returned yes
terday from trip to South Dakota.
where he went In the interest of his
land business.
6. II. PHELPS, Bismarck, Is agent
Tor the great Edison Photograph.
When ID Bismarck do not fail to come
end hear one.
Testimony was taken in Linton
Tuesday before Referee MGlaslen, i'm
. matter in dispute between +. IL.
Cotton and j. C.. Buttertield.
Attorney q. N. Williamson, OF Aber-
deem. arrived by Mondays Milwaukee
train to attend TO some law business
and was In town couple OF days.
Among those from the southern
part Of the county, this week, ON final
proof business, we're Chris. MAIDEN,
C. %. Putnam, and Peter II. Driyenas
A. j. Nathan, IL Bismarck, the we'll
known representative " The Nichols
4 Shepard Tilrasbing- Machine Co.,
was In Linton Il day or two last week.
Mrs. Maercklin. wife Of the we'll
known Ashley physician, came in Sat
urday u, visit her sister, Mrs. l.. a.
Wcathetby. She left for home Tues
day.
MIS- l.. w. liroplly has received her
commission as postmaster at Brofy.
hitherto known as Godkin. The new
ofilce will he supplied by the Carmi-
chael Linton Braddock Stage line.
5. +. Sterrett, representing the
Grand Forks Times Publishing Com.
pany, blank-bonk manufacturers and
Job printers, was in town last week
In the interests of his paper and print.
Ing company.
Lee McGlashen, Judge Winchcstcr's
official stenographer, came from Bis
marck by Mondays N. r. train to ac,
~ referee in the Cotton. Butteriiele
case In which considerable tnst;,nnn,