Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-04
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Ed Easton was down from Glencoe
Tuesday.
Fred Boettcher paid business visit
to Linton Monday.
Treasurer Herolz has returned from
his visit to Michigan
Benny Stiles was up from Winona
the fore part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Halves were
shopping in Linton Monday.
See the big ad of the A. w. Lucas
Company, of Bismarck, on fourth
page.
Judge Rowerdink aud wife are ex-
pected home 10y to-day's Milwaukee
train.
Mrs. Crowell was very sick the fore
part of the week, but is getting better
again.
Messrs. q. w. Geilll aud A. ID. Sanders
were up from the Hague country Sat-
urday.
MIR. aud Mrs. CuvenLry's baby boy
has been quite sick, but is getting
better.
Will Ostrum came up from WinOna
Sunday to hclpo on the Hogue building
OH Broadway.
y baby daughter VT John Wuhl, OF
the Linton neighborhood, died Tues
day OF last week.
MIR. and Mrs. katzenberger, of the
Linton hotel, were visitors in Hazel
ton the fore part of the week.
Merchant Brophy was down from
the town of that name-as to pro-
nunciation-y yesterday afternoon.
Murdock Mckenzie, county Judge of
Burcigh county, was in Linton q day
or two this week attending to some
business.
o. o. johnson, who is out from iii
nos looking after his extensive inter-
ests in Emmons county. was In Lin
ton yesterday.
Mesdames Carley and McCulley will
entertain the Ladies' Guild at the
home of the latter, Thursday after
noon, Oct. 18th.
Michael Vessels, the Older, and
Michael Vessels. the younger, old
settlers in the Hazelton country, were
visitors in Linton Monday.
Sam Busby was over from the Hart
ford country Friday. 1t doesn't seem
just the thing to speak Of that old
time postotiice as Hartford"
The county commissioners we're in
session Monday aud Tuesday. Com
missioners Cleveringa, Frederick, Volk
and Kurtz were in attendance.
p. b. Wickham, of Glenullin, a
member of the firm of Wickham s.
Voss, Indian traders at Fort Yates,
was i'm Linton over night Monday, en-
route to Yates.
Mrs. Ripsinski. daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. John Mum, of the Linton neigh
burhood, after q pleasant visit with
her parents. left last week for her
home in Minneapolis.
Prof. Smith couldn't resist the
temptation: so, yesterday, he hied
himself away by Milwaukee train to
Aberdeen to hear the "kilties" band
play at the Brown county fair.
Division Supt. Waller, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Tripp, of Aber-
deem, was in town Friday. They left
here for the trans-Missouri country,
hunting and camping out.
One day last week the largest thrash
ing machine in the county-known as
'.The Baumgartncr Machine'-was
burned over i'm the StraSburg country
by fire set from an engine spark.
G. T.. Lehman, of Bowdle, was in Lin
ton Saturday. Mr.. Lehman was among
the first outsiders to get interested in
Emmons county lands, and he has had
interests in this county many years.
Mr.. Cralle, in charge Of the Da-
kota Central Telephone CompanY's in
terests IN these parts, was in Linton
several days last week, doctnrinG
phones, putting in new ones, etc, etc.
Burglars dynamited asafeat Wishek
one night last week and got as "A re-
ward the muniticent and magnificent
sum of two dollars. But the damage
to the safe represents IL good many
dollars.
Jay Smith arrived by Friday night S
n. II. special from Mandan. He had
left Rochester, Mimi, about week
Underwood country, and then TO the
Mandan fair.
Wilhelm Won Yeater, prominent
German of the Hazelton neighbor'
hood, visited his many old friends in
Linton, Tuesday. This is the gentle
man that is sometimes referred to as
.'Uncle Bill"
.Ihe Sherrys, high class comedi'
aus. peerless musicians, vocalistS
dancers, refined character impersona-
tors, lightning change and specially
artists at Opera House Friday, Oc-
tober 10Th. a guaranteed attraction
L. b. Montgomery, OF Red Wing,
Mimi, arrived by Milwaukee train
Monday Of. last week. a short time