Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-12-06
Will Freeman was up from Dale
Tuesday. William is Al on pool.
Banker Sims left Tuesday to visit

Tuesday. William is AL on pool.
Banker Sims left Tuesday to visit
bis mother at Portsmouth, Iowa.
The Record understands that the
Galley brothers have sold their place
on the east side OF Broadway.
Mr.. Ben Carries and Miss Frances
Bader, both of the Winona country,
were recently married in Bismarck.
John Peterson, the Hazelton black
smith, was in town Friday last. arriv-
ing from trip down the Milwaukee.
Mr.. aud Mrs. C. B. McAllister and
Miss Bessie Ryan came down from
Bismarck to attend the THANKSGIVING
ball.
George Batteen, of Worthwhile,
MIMI, arrived Monday, and has taken
position in Mr.. Flaherty's drug
store.
Henry Burmeister has rented the
frame building next 10 Obermeier's
bakery, on the south, and will locate
his butcher shop therein.
Miss Hattie Hubbard, of Hazelton,
visited friends in Linton last week
and attended the Thanksgiving ball
a. the opera-house.
Judge Rowerdink issued marriage
license yesterday to Mr.. John Knapp
and Miss Rosina Schaffer, both OF the
Linton neighborhoOd
Zen Ziegler. ST., has moved to Lin
ton from his farm. six miles east Of
Linton. and is now located in his own
residence, near the Episcopal church.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Whitney and
Messrs. Billingsley, Nelson, Marshall
and Becker were Glanavonites who
did business and visited friends In Lin
ton the latter part Of last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Rush, Of Williams
port, were in Linton Friday. en- route
home from Hague, where they had
been visiting their son and daughter
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Will Rush.
Miss Clara Clayton, Miss Frances
Petrie, Lyman Clayton, Clifford Sims
and Harry Petrie, who are attending
the normal school at Aberdeen, spent
Thanksgiving and few days after
with relatives and friends at home.
| Mrs. Gushing, of Bismarck, wife of
Capt. Cushing, city editor Of the Trib-
une, arrived from the Capital City by
last THURSDAYS n. p. train. and next
day took the C.. NJ. & st. r. train
Ell route toyisit friends in Milwaukee.
I Editor Potwin. one Ut the proprie-
tors Of that bright morning daily, the
Aberdeen American. returned to the
Hub City Of South Dakota, Tuesday,
after visit ~ several days with Mr..
and Mrs. A. W. Sims and family, in
Linton.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Printz, OF Lin
ton, ask the Record to express their
heartfelt thanks te neighbofs and
friends for their many kindnesses
during the recent sickness u their
son Richard. The boy is much bet
ter, and will suon resume his school
work.
| Marion and jesse Mnrford came in
from the upper river country, yester-
day. The latter VAS on his way to
Hot Springs, $. u, accompanying a
neighbor, VIM. Beelner. who has been
in poor health for several weeks, and
was going to the springs tnr treat
Ment.
There Is considerable anxiety at
Fort Yates t., ascertain the where
abouts OF well-known young Indian
base ball player, Who is alleged to
have left the reservation last week
without permission. A young woman
Of Fort Yates also disappeared about
the same time.
The Record folks have no reason to
kick abiut the increase ~ the papers
subscription list. Since the first day
of tho recent term Of court-Noy. goth
-twenty-six names Of Emmons coun-
ty people who have come to the coun-
ty within the past couple II years
have been added 10 our list. The old
pioneer paper %! the county is getting
there with both feet. We expect to
be able to buy an autcmobile-or a
saddle-mulc before long.
Items as 10 Emmons county people.
IN Pollock Progress Of Nov. Both: John
Bader was down from the ranch al
Winona yesterday l.. d. Seymour
has a position as second man in The
new farmers elevator recently estab-
lislicd here. '.Monk' makes an ideal
man for the job. ]. Peter Leonard met
with a serious accident Wednesday
while cliopping wood. The ak slipped
and inflicted IA serious wound on his
right foot.
Mr.. Fiske, the Yates photographer
and Mr.. Barrow, of Winona, had a
fierce time of it getting from Yates
to Linton, Tuesday. They left at 1870
a. M, and reached here at : y. M. One
OF the horses proved TO I've a baker
from Ralkeryiile. They had gotten cut
about four miles from town when the
burned animal began TO get stubborn.
At different points on the road they
put In hours at time trying to get
4 him Ia move I'm R.lf =