Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-06-27
to have Prof. Smith take photos Of
the children.


Born-Tuesday, June %, 1907, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Andreas Nathan, Of the
Sand Greek country, daughter. All
we'll.
Mrs. Crowell, Of the Arlington, has
so far recovered from her lameness as
to be able to again walk without
clutches.
For Sale-Pedigreed Irish setter
pups, from the best hunting strains
In the United States. Lockbox %,
Linton, N. ID.
Mrs. Porter, mother of Mrs. Paul.
Muench, returned to her home in
Cherry Grove, Tuesday, after weeks
visit with relatives in Linton.
Judge Carley is making consider
able of an addition to his residence ON
Eighth street. The additions consist
of an ell l4xl6 and a kitchen l2xl4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Pfeitle came
up from Eureka Tuesday to visit their
daughter, Mrs. John Pfeitie, OF Linton.
They will return home to-day.
Robert Petrie left yesterday for
visit to the Jamestown exposition.
He will also 60 to New York state, to
his old home, before he returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Petrie came up.
from Winona last Friday to visit rel
atives and friends in Linton. Mrs.
Petrie Is not in very good health.
Captain John Smith and Lance Cor
poral John Stiles we're up from Vino
ma Tuesday. They came over by the
Carignan & Stiles Limited Express
Peter Volk, living in the Jacob
Wollmann neighborhood, near Vino
ma, is dangerously sick with scarlet
fever. He is about twenty-five years
old.
Mrs. l.. ID. Seeman ard son Lever
ing returned last Thursday from Osa-
kts, Minn., where they had been dur
ing the last two months visiting rela-
tives.
The town was so full of people from
the north country last week-here on
the Dewey-Snyder contest-tllat the
Record couldn't begin to get "A full list
of 'em.
Mr.. and Mrs, Paul Muench went to
Hazelton yesterday to attend the we'd
ding Of Miss Mary, daughter of their
Old-time neighb0rs, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Appert.
Attorney Coventry how strange
it sounds returned Tuesday from his
trip to the Stewart ranch, on the 9TH
er side of the river. Mrs. Coventry
came back with him.
Adam Ohlhauser, while making pur-
chases in Linton Tuesday Of last week,
lost his pocket-book containing ss5 in
bills and one-cent piece. So far he
has heard nothing from 1t.
| Three Dakota Central linemen are
at work in Linton this week, putting
in new cross-bars, repairing phones,
etc. They will put in a new switch
board at central next week.
Nj. and Mrs. w. o. Irwin and Baby
Neil went to Pollock Saturday to visit
relatives and friends. They returned
Monday forenoon. The new auto be-
haved nicely during the entire trip.
Day before yesterday bunch OF
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway sur
veyors were at work five miles north
east Of Hague. They were running a
survey to the river at or near Winona.
The committee on parade for the
Fourth-of-Ju July celebration has decided
to give three prizes for floats in said
parade. For the best SO will be given,
for second best, IS: and 81 for the most
comical float.
The grain crops are doing nicely, so
far. However, a little rain before
long wouldn't do any harm. Some
parts Of the county have received
twice as puch as other parts during
the last two weeks.
There was a total OF a instead of 4;
people from Linton present at the
baseball game in Pollock Sunday be
fore last. The names of II. E. kilmel
and Art. Clayton were not in the pub
ltshed list Of the latter number.
Martin Appert and his sons Ton,
and Joe were down from the Hazelton
country Monday. They drove in some
cattle that Mr.. Appert had sold t.
Otto Didszuneit, for the Walker
Sherwood interests ON the reservation
, L. W. Brophy, who is travelling TO
a wholesale speciality company. reached
Linton last Friday and remained
several days. lie is about to make al
eastern trip-to the jamestown expo
sition, Washington, New York ann
other points.
Il o. This Il the time to insure you
) crops against hail. e. e. MARTIN
Liston State Bank.
r. Rhodes -familiarly known in tn
: Badger State as DUSTY Rhodes ,h
J. Linton baseball clubs new pitcher
arrived in Linton by last Sat n'day
' Milwaukee Railway train. lie come
. from Marion, Wis, and has a goo
i reputation as player.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Browning. q
y Mandan, arrived in Linton 10y Nor