Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-02


night hand was prett, nearly ca, IN
The injury viii keep Nj Brom,n
from doing much tl a lev days
Mrs l;eriit Eic,,euNal. of Wet.
held. daughter u Abl Csunla N. of
the same neighhe,l1ood. died l.sl Mon
day n Sioux City from surgical OPP
eration. Mrs BivS!icuyil was taken to
Sioux tity f,'l >uieical attendance
about three weeks ago. She was about
twenty five N,:lls ui aye and leaves one
cliild. The funeral Viii take place, to-
day, the services being held in West
tield church l'lle remains will bc in.
TERED In Wcsttieid ccu.ctcrN
Yesterday morning The sol olowlne-
named party oi Linton yoa9 h,in>
''alosc with 'h" lark Al /" m
and took breakfast iiIlc fiil, cas-. II
town The Misses Ailne IaApll,.
Clara CLAYTON. Na,ic ~prar. Stella
Smith, lucillc srlla. lne1 SIMS, Wv
ian Sims, Frances Patterson Franc 5
Pctric, Bcry Clayton aud Mamie
Shicr ! lac ladies rrpeil that ih,N
found picnickine at This .ueseemv
hOur" thoroughly enisyable aud they
piomsie todo " again sone tune.
In kcruan the Nr'c,iiiat,an, was
in Linton the flr pait al he werl
lie, lpr Carey ana ~ flames w
lmincd and rctcstrd the ailing animals
in The llazeIt,m ncishhorlluod that
had been examined aud tested by IDr
James. They found llla, the animals
were ,utlcting lrn gIandrrs. as had
been stated by Dr. James No cise OF
ganderS except that ui enc pony, Il
few miles east of town, having The
button-falcy form uf the disease has
been found in the Linton ncighbor
hood.
4 a Linton lady sc.,d, ia tile follow
ing notice: "'l'lr order OF Ancient
Spinstcr, az North Dakota will soon
hold Il convention at Linton Every
one should attend. No,ins ladies'
with male fellows will be impressed
with the great lesson, shut v'nr hand
on the bird. quick. brlol,' lir gets out
of the bush, Prof Makrmnean. uf
Missouri has been secured at great
expense TO exhibit his w,nderful pat
enL rejuvenating machine, whereby
the most hopeless specimens II spin
sicrl,ood are made new
In an extended and well-writtcn
base e-ba baIl-tou,namcnt article The Fol
lock Progress OF last week has the toll
lowing paragraph: Linton succeeded
In ,akng everything without much
trouble. Tie nine worked together
splendidly They gave Tile pitcher
the best OF siippnit: and, taken AS a
whole, they are il strong batting Or
ganizati0n. The fact that they scoted
twenty eight runs against their OPP
poncnts in the whole series. to four
that we're scored against llem. SHOWS
that they had the other clubs out
classcd
Elmer Hrndlc WAS down from Tia
zcton yesterday. He report, That
his daughter Carrie who has n.ca a
patient In Bismarck ho>ptai for some
time Is better. ana thib She Will
probably return lioms ts,-intrroN Mr.
BrindIe came To Linton t. get Il NOW
ing machine Friday. while hi, two
machines we're al work, one IA the
rear OF the other the rear team scared
and ram frightening the other team.
wIliclialso ran Both machines we're
80 badly damaged thai one of them
had tn be tossed On the >rrap-pic.
1 The other WAS not 81 badly broken
and was repaired.
One Of the striking object lessons
that met the eyes ul the LintsniteS
who went To Hague last Sunday 10 see
the ball game was the difference in
crops of the same KIND Of grain IN the
same neiglborhood. On one side nf
the road. ON last ycal s corn ground or
summer fallow. ~ on glollDd carefully
plUwed and puIycTized, there would lie
Il crop ofiwheat promising eighteen or
twenty bushels to the acre: wllile on
he other side OF the highway could be
seen the same kind Of grain tllat will
not Weld half as much The travellers
drove by the Maurits Nan Soest farm
Again this year. as in most years. Tins
old timer has tine crops Of small grain.
and bis big corn-ticld IS good for sore
eyes With bis comfortable dwelling
hollse sheltered on tile north and west
4 by a wind-brcak ia the shape OF ro"s
Of barge Trees the Van SpeSl farm
hows just what can be done by any
one pll the Missouri Slope who IS will
my 70 farm intcligently aua iIor
Oughy.
Last Saturday evening tirty-four
Linton Young people parteok Ola picnic
supper In the shade of tie rec, M the
banks OF Beaver river, 5 aitli pi town.
After having a dclighLfl.i time at the
supper the merry crowd adjourned to
the opera house and cij"yrd an nm
promptu dance until nearly midnight.
All those present enlpiet themselves,
and the heartfelt Nish OF each WAS
. that affairs of the hind would DE held
often The following are the names
of ihosr who "crc present: The Misses
Anna BIaddoek, Picnic Anderson,
Lucille Grain. Glady, Martin. Marie
Spear. LurA Spear, Mamie Shier, Mary
O'Reiliy, IevInna Marcliant, Edith
Serley. Cara Clayton, Aiiinc Flaherty,
Priscilla pecure. Frances Patterson,
Matilda knutson, Julia knutson, lneZ
Sims, Reulah Sims, Vivian Sims, AL
bertlna Anderson. Frances Petrie;
Me,,rs Dale Martin John Hoffman,
Charlie Soderlind. John Flaherty,
Harry Lynn. Frank Haas. ReuclCrain,
Earle Smith, Lyman Clayton, Elmer
Anderson. Harry petrie, Robert Pc
trie Frank Streeter.