Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-10
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pie az the other towns in which he
may appear that they will miss an en-
joyable couple of hours if they stay
away from his Show.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. L. Acheson were up
from their claim in the Dale neigh
borhood last Sunday. George will he
the back-stop for the Linton Reds
when they 90 to Fort Yates to play
base ball with the Indians next Satur-
day.
Messrs. John McCrory and John
Smith. Of Winona, werein Linton last
Friday. Mr.. McCrory met his daughter
in-law, Mrs. Thos. McCrory, who has
been in the Bismarck hospital. the
lady arriving on the y r. train.
AS soon as the Linton Construction
Company, who have the contract for
the erection of the structure. can get
to work at it, II. r. Tegge will have a
building erected out of cement blocks
OH his lot Just south Of Paul Muench's
feed.store The dimensions are 10 be
24X4l. with basement
Mr. and Mrs VIM. I.attimer have
taken charge OF the Arlington hote..
They are conducting the place on con-
tract for the former proprietors. Mr..
and Mrs. j. Crowell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lattimer have had considerable ex.
perience and will get their share uf
business
\. l.. Bridell recently purchased
some lots not far from the Bazaar ele-
vator. He has moved on these lots
a dwelling-house purchased by him
from Walter Kelly. and which stood
on the latter's homestead. The mo-
tive power that transferred the build
ing was MIR. Bridell's thrasher engine.
The house is being converted by Mr..
b. into q very cozy residence.
Mr.. Seitzick, the Eureka creamery
man, was in Linton last week. lie re-
counted to many interested hearers a
sight he had seen over in Mclntosh
county. A gasoline engine is i'm opera
ton over there that draws several
plows. 1t is "a very powerful engine.
but the number OF plows attached
we do not remember. Back of the
plows come the harrows. and then the
seeder. When the outfit has passed
over Il field Of stubhle or other "old
ground" the crop is 'in.' There is
nothing more to do with it. One man
runs the entire affair. and the charge
is so much an acre for blowing and
putting i'm the crop. What next.
When in Hazelton. the other day.
the writer had an interesting CONVEX
sation with Mrs. w. J.. Yeater con-
corning her recent visit to California.
The lady is surely i'm love with the
pioneer state of the Pacific coast, and
seems determined to llypnotize w. L.
into moving out there and growing
up with the country Mrs. Yeater
purchased twenty acres of irrigable
land during her trip. 1t is in the
mount Campbell District, near t.
Fresno. and about midway OF San
Francisco and Los Angeles. This dis.
trict produces as tine oranges Us can
be produced in California Already
the lady has been offered for the tract
double the price She paid for it. Mrs
Yeater visited San Francisco on hei
way home, leaving that city less than
forty-eight hours before the earth.
quake. The hotel of which She had
been a guest was badly wrecked.
Elsewhere in this issue will be found
q statement by Supt. Coventry to the
effect that he will not be a candidate
at the coming election. Mr.. Coventry
has for some time been considering
the matter. For several months he
has been studying law i'm Attorney
Lvnn's office during the time that his
official duties have not required his
attention. and he intends, after Il
while. to attend the state university
law school at Grand Forks. MIR. Gov.
entry has been faithful and pains
taking officer. and he will retire from
his position with the good will OF ev,
cry one. Miss Jessie Sandidge, OF the
Hazelton public schools. IA Young lady
we'll qualified for the position. makes
In this issue of the Record AN am
nouncement OF her candidacy for the
republican nomintion for county SUI
perintendent. North Dakota. with
thirty-nine countless has ut the pres.
ent time ten county superintendent
who are ladies.
Some Thrifty Trees.
Any one who happens TO visit the
country q few miles southof Bladdock
such person being interested in trees
and strawberry should visit the farm
OF Former Commissioner William BaX
ter. Il gentleman who stands unique
In North Dakota politics as having
voluntarily given up an important OF
lice i'm which he had Il long time t.
serve. Billy has. during the past ycal
or two. been giving great deal of at
tentiun to tree culture. AS you drive
up tn his house from the main road
you will see OH either hand large
plot vi Young trees and shrubs. care
y fully fenced against the encroacl
mentS of stock. liut the most inter
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