Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-23

to be getting baseball microbes into
his system.
For Sale-Several good teams Of
working and driving horses. Call at
VIM. Carmicheal's livery barn.
Miss Stella Smith is having am add
dition built to her Eighth street resi-
dencc. 1t will he very comfort able
and commodious dwelling when com
pleted.
Rudolph DOerr and wife, Fred New
hardt and wife and Karl Kerner came
up from Eureka Saturday aud went
out to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, at
their ranch, formerly the lIoettcher
ranch.
Tom Fladebo, former pioneer OF
southern Emmons. writes us that he
has bought farm near Clear Lake,
Washington. and will make his home
thereon
1t is said that pretty nearly every
young man in the Westerfield neigh
borhood is buying new buggy. Now,
II there should be big crop, watch
the matrimonial smoke down that way
next fall.
Comrade w. L. Bales. Miss Chattie
Bales, Miss Ada Sleaseng and Miss
Mysie Stewart came up from Glanavon
Friday. Miss Stewart had been over
the river to visit her father and moth
er, Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart
Mr. Stoller, formerly resident Of
Emmons county, but now an elevator
proprietor at Bowdon. this state, was
in Linton Saturday on his way to
visit his old friends and neighbors in
the eastern part of the county.
The Rev. hammers, the Westfield
pastor, returned last week from a
visit to Mapes and Litchfield, this
state, where he went to hold services;
there being congregations at those
places Of his church, the Dutch Re
formed.
A whole lot of people in this town
are under the weather with sort of
bilious attack 1t can't be that tired
feeling that comes with spring, for
anything by that name hasn't been
seen around this neck % the woods
this year.
A land case-George L. Beacon VS..
H. Thoreson-is being heard in Lin
ton to-day before Clerk Of Court
Rocks. This is a case in which Mr..
B. protests against change of entry
by Mr.. +. Lane for Beacon, Rraddock
for Thoreson.
A number OF friends gave a surprise
party to Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Stember.
Monday evening, the occasion being
the twenty. ninth anniversary of Mr..
Stember's birthday. The young papa
was the recipient Of nice present
from his visitors.
Druggist Flaherty went to Aberdeen
last Thursday, returning home Satur-
day. Mr.. F. has concluded not to ac-
cept the proposition of the Jewe.t
Drug Company, OF Aberdeen, to en-
gage with them as manager, but will
remain in Linton in personal charge
Of his pharmacy.
Mr.. Sims made All automobile trip
to Aberdeen and back last week. The
machine did good work. going through
some sheets of water that, when the
driver looked back, made him wonder
how he ever got across MIR. Sims
struck some stretches of very bad
roads down in South Dakota.
Commissioner Sherwood was in town
Tuesday and yesterday. fie was here
asa tinal-proof witness. and alsp t" nc
ceive and drive to the reservation pas
lures between $50 and 400 head Of cat
tie that had been purchased for him
throughout the county by Otto Dds.
zuneit. Guy Allen. Louis Allen and
Oakland MeekS gathered up the cattle
and drove them TO the reservation.
A bay mare, with white stripe il
face, weight about 100 pounds, tried
to cross q Milwaukee Railway bridge
| few miles north Of Hague. one day
last week. She fell and was so badl!
injured that when the freight trail
came alotg she was SO firmly wedsec
In the timberS that it was necessary