Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-02
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Woodmen meeting Tuesday night.
August 9th.
"a Best kind of machine oils at
Hagg'S Hardware.
Albert Junge made a business trip
to Aberdeen last Tuesday.
Frank Baker, OF Hague, spent sever
al days last week in Linton.
Paul Muench has IA fine new awning
in place over the glass front of his
feed store.
Little Miss Myrtle Clayton visited
at the Brock farm, north Of Linton,
over Sunday.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
Wednesday, August sth, with Mrs.
Fay Herbert.
a. If you want to buy or sell En-
mons county lands, apply to McMurry
Land Co., Linton, N. ID.
George Suverly vas up from the
Livona country the first OF the week
to purchase some farm machinery.
Miss Leona Brown, who has been
visiting Miss Lucille Grain, left for
her home at Aberdeen last Saturday.
A very good rain fell'in the Linton
country Monday night. and as the
Record goes to. press the weather is
showery.
9rSee the pretty line of ready-to
wear hats and pattern hats They
are very pretty. Come and be con
WINGED. NJ. Dornsife.
Mr.. McMurry returned Monday from
a visit to the state fair at Fargo. lie
says that in the matter OF attendance
the fair was a great success.
Miss Mary O'Reilly, who has been
visiting the Misses Mamie and Lucy
Shier, at this place, returned to her
home I'm Bismarck Tuesday morning.
Miss Marie Spear, Of Madison, S. D.,
a sister of Miss Lura Spear, who is
employed as compositor on the Advo-
cate, arrived in Linton Saturday for a
visit.
A team of horses was stolen from
the barn of VIM. Gearing, four miles
north Of Hague, last Friday night.
So far, nothing has been heard of the
missing property.
Monday evening hail did some dam
age up in the Danbury country. we
did not hear how much damage was
done, but reports are to the effect
that it was not very heavy.
A hard-fought contest case that
began last week was on trial this week
in Linton. John Schlangen contests
the homestead entry Of I. y. O'Brien.
Braddock for contestant, Armstrong
for contestee.
Charlie Westerberg, who for the
past year has been employed in the
Phoenix Lumber Company's yards at
this place, left for his home at Mime
apolis. Saturday. Charlie made many
friends during his residence i'm Linton,
and they are all sorry to see him 60.
Ed. Erbe, the young man who has
been pitching for the Pollock base
ball team during the summer, arrived
in Linton last Friday. Mr.. Erbe is
looking for new location, having had
some trouble with the Pollock team in
regard to pay for his services during
the recent tournament.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joe Stembcr came in
from Seim, S. d., Monday. and left
yesterday for Minneapolis ON business.
The new paper has been started at
Seim. Contrary to common report, 1t
was named the Butte County News,
instead of "'rhe Real Facts. as was
at first reported
Messrs. Diesem, Christianson and
Stafne, constituting thestate board of
railroad commissioners, accompanied
by c. G. Hammond, their secretary,
were i'm Linton Saturday, arriving over
the n. p. They heard nothing in the
way Of growl at Linton, we under
stand. Everybody seems tobe reason-
ably we'll satisfied with the railway
service here. now that the n r. has
furnished IL decent sort of coach for
passengers.
In it's tournament article the Pol
lock Progress justly says: Fort Yates
| played all home men Throughout the
tournament, and not once did Il man
not . regular member of their team
take part i'm q game for them. They
were the strongest batting and best
base nine here: the only weak
spot being that, save in one game, their
pitchers did not show tile best Of form.
They are all quiet. orderly players,
and no umpire has the least of trouble
with Them