Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-12-20
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Lincoln Gray and w. r. Grover
OF the Winona country, were visitors
in Linton Monday.
George Dexter left by MONDAYS
Milwaukee train for Ortonyille and
Appleton, Mimi, and other points.
Michael Ternes and Benedict Bich-
Ter, OF southern Emmons, we're in town
over night, Friday, on their way home
from visit OF about ten DAYS to Hair.
vey, this state.
Tomorrow will be second or so
shorter than to-day. and the next day
Will be about a second longer. In other
words. tomorrow will be the longest
day OF the year.
Frank Chesrown came down from
liorsehead Valley last evening to send
to Chicago for pinion that was
found to be missing when he set UP
his new sawmill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwab have pur-
chased from the townsite company
lots III, II, Ii and IA, in block %, and
intend to erect q residence thereon in
the near future, making their home
therein.
| Gus Broman has been at work this
week filling the Pagel & Broman ice
house. The ice is about fifteen inches
thick, solid and clear as crystal. Next
summers customers Of the firm named
will be sure OF a good article of the
cool stuff.
MIR. Brophy was down from his
namesake town last evening. In a
few days he will leave for Valparaiso,
Ind, to spend tie winter Mrs. Bro
ply is visiting friends in Chicago,
where she will join Mr.. B. and accom-
pany him to Indiana.
The engine that hauled Saturdays
y. r. train from Bismarck to Linton
being minus a snow-plow, it was sent
to jamestown Sunday to be replaced
by an engine with pillow. The latter
did not arrive until Monday afternoon
about O'Clock: so the train did not
leave for Bismarck until2 y. M.
The freight-train crew from Aber-
deem Saturday had hard luck They
had experience with three sick en-
gines during the run, and finally
they We're compelled to leave all the
train but the engine, caboose and
water-car at iceland and pull into
Linton with only the two cars.
The official announcement of the
course of the new Milwaukee Rail-
way coast line has just been made.
On the west side of the river it will
run through Foreman and Schnasse
counties, in South Dakota, and
through Hettinger, Bowman and Bill
lings counties, in North Dakota.
Paul Muench has purchased the APP
purtenances and belongings of the
Burmeister butcher-Slop and has
moved them to his feed. store building,
where he will soon have tirst-class
meat market i'm running order. The
feed store will not be neglected, how
ever, as Mr.. Muench will make q rear
addition to the building to accommo-
date that part OF the business.
A jury criminal trial took place in
Linton Thursday of last week. the
defendant being John r. Scott, of the
Linton neighborhood, and the prose
cutting witness being Fred Albrecht,
also of this vicinity. Mr.. Scott was
accused of going to the premises of
Mr.. Albrecht and taking by force
therefrom four hogs that Albrecht
had taken up for trespassing on his
/ property. The jury brought in a ver-
dict of Guilty." and Justice Britts
assessed fine of So and costs, the
total amounting to something like
$40.
Under date OF Dec. 18th Marion
Morford writes from Mondamin, Iowa:
'sWe arrived here o. *; found it rain
ing and very cold. There is no snow
at this writing, but it is II degrees
below zero and getting colder. The
weather is also very damp. Corn
husking is about finished here. 1t is
"A good crop, except What was drowned
out, and that was a considerable part
of it. That is something that doesn't
bother us i'm Emmons county. We are
having very pleasant time OF it, and
if it doesn't get too cold think we
shall enjoy it greatly.
Young Roy Bryant has recovered
from his severe attack OF typhoid fe-
yer. 1t was hard siege; but, due to
the careful nursing eff his mother, he
is again just about as good as new
and is putting on flesh rapidly. That
his appetite was not permanently nm
, paired is daily made plain to those OF
us who sit at the hotel table with him
and witness the energy and rapIdlty
with which his elbows bend. Roy
: saws he feels strong and scrappy like
4 and thinks he could hold his own in
: glove contest with the big brother
| over at Bonaparteville. Mrs. Bryant
departed for home Monday.
; As announced in the Record re-
K Gently. the fees collected by the reg
a lister OF deeds office last month were
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