Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-11-07

the accident comes in . letter from
young Freer to Wallie Ellert.
Billy Matthews, the Hazelton mer-
chant, was in Linton over night Tues
day
IL For proofs, filings, ETC., apply to
T.. A. Weatherby, United States Com
missioner. Linton.
The E. L. Halves auction sale, last
Saturday, up in the Brofy neighbour
hood, was we'll attended.
Albert Junge and Hermann Back
haus have completed their contract
for putting up the Bazaar machinery
building
- For Sale-Several good teams Of
working and driving horses. Call at
VIM. Carmicheals livery barn.
Last night was ladies' night at the
bowling alley. The best scores were
lis by Miss Shaft and LOG by Mrs. r.
B. Irvine.
~ If you want job printing of any
kind in both English and German on
the same sheet, or separately In either
language, apply at Record office.
Christ. Christianson finished we'll
this week for j. A. Stember, on upper
Broadway. The we'll is fifty-six
feet deep, with twenty-six feet of
water.
Miss Lorna Alton, who came here a
couple OF weeks ago to succeed Miss
Marchant at the telephone exchange,
grew homesick soon, and has gone to
Crookston to spend the winter with
relatives.
August, brother of Louis Malo-
ney, is visiting the latter in Linton.
He resides in Spring Valley, Mihn.,
where he is in the real-estate business.
With him on his visit TO Linton Is j.
B. Rood, of Sun Prairie, Wis. also an
old friend of Louis Maloney.
Leonard Schan, Michael Schmidt
and John w. Ell, of Hague, we're in
Linton over night, Monday, en- route
to sunny-southern-so place other
up toward the north pole, where they
will probably remain until their first
crop Of wheat is frosted.
Born Oct. %, 1907, to MIR. and Mrs
A. Hollaar, of Huh, son. Mother
and boy are all right. Also, on Nov.
?, 1907, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Green, of
Hull, a daughter. Everybody, includ-
ing Jake, O. X. This last draw gives
Jacob a pair OF kings and pair of
queens, and his neighbors say that he
will never rest content until the hand
is full
Since the last issue of the Record
two shows have held forth at the
opera-house. Saturday Mrs. Ertz-
Bowden, with her Pictorial Story Of
Hiawatha, appeared, and Monday and
Tuesday nights Of this week very
fair moving picture show. engineered
by man and wife who advertise
themselves as "T'he Wandering Min.
strels," held the boards. There was a
very good attendance at all of the per.
formances.
Three dogs were poisoned in Linton
Tuesday night. This is bad business
True, there are many vagrant ours in
town that render night hideous and
cause sleepless people to use unparlia-
mentary language. But there are al.
so a large number of valuable hunting
dogs in town. and the lives of these
are endangered equally with the
worthless and ownerless vagrants'
There is a severe penalty provided
by law for any one convicted OF put
| ting out poison.
Before Juctice Clint WAGNER, Satur
day, John Lowell pleaded guilty t.
stealing Jimmy Zieser's stone-masor
tools. He was fined $50 and costs, the
latter amounting to s2l.30. He alst
paid Mr.. Zieser $50 for the severa
weeks time the latter was deprived o.
the use of the tools. The total finan
cial outlay OH the part Of Mr.. Lowell
foots up slOl.4o All of which tend!
to show that the old-time copy-bool
makers knew what they were about
when accross the top of one Of thei
pages they put, Honesty is the bes
policy. J
sH- Lunch served at all times a
the Linton Bakery.
Somebody sent us a check for Sl.J
yesterday, to which the drawer forgo
to sign his name. 1t is ON the Hazel
ton bank and the envelope bears Ii
vona post mark The check is datet
sl1.4." There was no letter with 1t
so that we could identify it, AS W
gaze upon this check, and think Of TIN
happiness ii would bring were nam
signed to it, we sighingly recall tn
lime of the old song: Thou artso near
land vet sofar," or words to that effect
VIII the person who drew the checl
kindly send his name, SO that we Cal
return the paper and have it signed
We want to blow ii.
sB Auction Billsprinted 10 0erma
and English ct the Record Office.
The grandfather and grandmothe
of the Murau children-w whose mothe
died recently. just as the family wer
about TO move farther west-came U
from Webster. $. D., to Hague. recent