Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-12-05
discharged on furnishing : peace bond
IN the SIM Of $500, with Frank and
John Hanson "a aor,,riteo.

Fred L. Goodman, Of Hillsboro,
grand chancellor Of the Knights Of
Pythias Of the state, has just appoint
ed Merchant Mendelowitz to the posi-.
tion OF deputy grand chancellor and
installing officer Of Linton lodge,
No. Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Winterberg, Who
reside about seven miles south Of
Hull, have returned from Rochester,
Mimi, where they went to have an
operation performed on the lady. But
the doctors there deemed it unneces-
sary at present.
John Van Bowen brought his wife
and baby with him when he came up
to attend the Postle-Rudy lawsuit
that evaporated before 1t came to
trial. The family we're the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowerdink, their rela-
tives, while here.
The two butcher-shops in Linton
have made an agreement not to open
ON Sunday during the present winter.
SO, II you want q steak, q roast or q
soup. bone for Sunday. you would bet
ter take time by the forelock and buy
IL Saturday evening.
The Linton basketball boys were
disappointed as to their game at Bow
die on Thanksgiving day. The Bow
dleites insisted on playing y man-one
Of their teachers-and of course the
Linton team wouldn't stand for that.
SO the game fell through.
Able, the ten-year.old son of An
tony Complain, of Hull, who was Sc
verely injured by being thrown from
his horse several weeks ago, is still
improving. The wound on his head
has not healed sufficiently to allow Of
the removal Of the bandages.
DIR. Smith drove up to Hazelton
Tuesday, and returned the same way.
Some people, who are not accustomed
to being careful in their statements,
say that he missed the train. But
the Record has private tip to the
effect that the doctor is afraid Of the
cars.
j. III. Reamer is absent in Chicago
visiting the livestock show. He in
tended, also, to take in the high
wheel-auto show, also in operation In
the same city. Mr.. Reamer believes
that high wheels for autos are better
than low wheels in this section Of the
country.
Arthur Groen, of the Hull neigh
borhood, has completed his new barn,
and is now digging = we'll. He also
has q dwelling-house big enough for
two. As Arthur is q bachelor, it
would appear that he is preparing for
any contingencies that might arise
during the coming leap-yea
Arthur Keebler, formerlyof Linton,
was married last Tuesday, at James
town. this state, to Miss Helen NJ.
Singletary. Mr.. and Mrs. Keebler
will reside In Mandan. Arthur was
once an Emmons county resident, and
has many friends here who will wish
him and his wife happy life.
Henry Borys and his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Heinrich
Vessel, were In town Monday. They
we're accompanied by two-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vessel,
who had an operation performed by
DR.. Wolverton for club-foot, both feet
being affected. Mr.. Borys lives in the
southern part Of Emmons county and
the Vessels live near Mobridge.
J. w. Mikesell, who owns the ranch
that formerly belonged to Dick This
tlethwaite, several miles west of Brad
dock, was in Linton over night, Mon.
day. 1t Is about three years since
Mr.. Mlkesell was in Linton, coming to
the county by way Of the Milwaukee.
He was surprised at the many evi.
dences Of substantial improvement
that have taken place in the town
during those years. He says that SC
far he has had no reason to regret
that he came to North Dakota t.
make his home.
Paul Dole, q boy of seventeen years,
who had been working for John Seng'
er, In the Hull neighborhood, was
brought to Linton last Friday, suffer
ing from painful accident. He was
riding over the prairie rapidly, aftel
dark, when the horse ran into stone
pile and was killed. The boy was
thrown on the stones. The large bone
below the knee, In one Of his legs, was
broken so badly that one Of the parts
protruded through the flesh. The
small bones Of the leg were also bro
ken. DR.. Wolverton set the broker
bones, and the boy is doing very we'll
He is being cared for at the home o
Adam Mitzel, in Linton.
j A postponed case in which join
Postle was the prosecu ting witnes
| was set for trial Tuesday. John Val
Bowen and Henry DeBoer, OF tn
Westdeld neighborhood, had beef
named by Mr.. Postle IS witnesses =
prove that his neighbor. A. olsoI
Rudy, had been guilty of grand lal
lceny. But, on the contrary, the wit
|nesses named were outspoken in thei
lopinion that Mr.. Rudy had done moth