Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-11-29
IN TOWN AND OUT.

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rHoliday goods At Miss Smiths.
village Marshal Broman is on the
sick list.
n Fresh oysters for sale at ober-
meier's bakery.
Ioha j. Harr, of Eureka, was in
Linton Saturday.
rHave you seen the Christmas
goods at Miss Smiths:
John Coonen was up from the Wi
non. country Wednesday.
Mrs. W. j. Marchant, who has been
mite sick, Is much better.
oomrade E. d. Wescott came down
srom Hazelton last evening.
rEyerything you can think Of on
Miss Smiths and 1Oc counters.
Charley Packard is over from Nor
ton county to re main few days.
trDr. T. NJ. MacLachlan Especial
ist] eve, ear, nose and Throat, Bis
marck, N. d.
rFor proofs, filings, ETC., apply to
T. A. Weatherby, United States Com
missioner, Linton.
Born-Thursday, Nov. ., 1906, to
Mi. and Mrs SCHNEIDER, ten miles
north west of Linton, q girl.
R. d. Belden and family were in
town Friday, en- route from Fort
Yates to their eastern home.
Messrs. King, Patterson and w. E.
Petrie have not yet returned from
their trip to the bad lands on deer
hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Haak, Of Hull,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Rowerdtnk aud
family, in Linton, last Thursday and
Friday.
". P. Collins was over from Fort
Yates Thursday Of last week to meet
his wife and daughter, who had been
visiting relatives in Illinois.
Clerk of Court Rocks and State's
Attorney Armstrong we're visitors to
the Capital City the latter part Of last
week and the first Of this week.
William Paeel will leave about the
10th Of December for Juneau county,
Wis. to attend . reunion Of the mem.
bers Of his family at his old home.
Several of the Linton young folks
who are attending school at Aber-
deem will spend the two weeks
christmas-New- Year holidays at home.
Linton camp Of Modern Woodmen
will give grand bali and banquet
on Friday night. the 14th Of Decem.
Der See their ad elsewhere in this
issue.
George Lynn has no kick coming at
the results Of the recent court session.
He was successful in all the cases in
which he was retained, and he was in
most Of them.
Ben Haggard was up from Emmons
burg Friday. He was accompanied BY
his mother, Mrs. Eunice Haggard, who
was on her way to Minot to visit an
other Of her sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robinson, of For,
Yates, came down Friday from Bis
marck, where Mrs. Robinson has beer
receiving medical attention at th,
hospital. They went home Saturday
The Bismarck land officers have de-
cided the contest case Of Pritchard VS.
Aust in favor Of the latter. 'rh,
homestead claim involved is on th,
south side Of Beaver river, near Lin
ton.
Deputy Sheriff Jones returned las
evening from . trip sixteen miles cas-
of Napoleon, on onlcial business. HI
found a great deal more snow owe
east than here, and the roads hard t
travel.
born-Thursday, Nov. q. 1906. t
NJ and Mrs. Frank Skellenger, Q
.ne Linton neighborhoOd, . daughter
Mother and girl doing we'll. The new
conner makes four queens. and not
KING or jack In the entire hand.
Nj. and Mrs. +. W. Orthmeyer an
lheir daughters, GLADYS and Evaline
.. the Danbury country, were in tow
Monday to take the Milwaukee trai
sn route to Java, S. D., to spen
thanksgiving with friends. Mr.. an
WIS Orthmeyer's son, Benaja, brough
the travellers to Linton.
Under the careful nursing Of hi
mother. Roy Bryant Is getting alon
W oile road to recovery from his sever
attack Of pneumonia. He ISL now obi
"slo up . part Of the time. He b,
osen moved to Miss Dornsife' g plac'
sllefe ne Is quite comfortably house
none Of the front rooms.
Auditor Pitts went to Steele satul
Wy 70 meet with Auditor Bope, {
A'oder county, and with that gentl
man canvass the votes cast for senai
.au mouse candidates In the 26th lei
,slatlve na district ct the recent election
Aloder was the first organized Of ii
.s .so Counties, and the law provid'
sasI the Canvass OF the district v0
.,lsll take place at the county seat
.ue senior county. The MAJOR :
'u'neo home by Mondays n. p. trai
- George Whalen writes from sio,