Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-07-04
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A postal from Culbertson, Mont,
written BY Cad Logue, requests that
his copy of the Record be changed to
Shelby, Mont. The card says: "All
we'll here. "
Wednesday afternoon, about four
O'Clock, the residence OF l.. II. Briggle,
at Hazelton, with practically all it's
contents, was destroyed by fire. The
fire started from an oil-stove.
Comrade 5. II. Pulling, of the Dale
neighborhood, was in Linton last Fri.
day. Comrade Pulling was member
of the Thirteenth New York Cavalry
during the domestic unpleasantness.
OF the clergymen who were here to
take part in Sundays services at the
Methodist church, Elder Danford left
Monday morning, the Rev. Ogden
Tuesday morning, and the Rev. White
yesterday.
Last Thursday the local X. p. lodge
made Will Johnson and Charles
Thompson full-tiedged knights and
gave Reuel Grain the mysteries of the
rank of esquire. A good time is re.
ported by the members
Otto Seeman came over from Ma
poleon last Thursday, bringing with
him wagon-load of oats for his BROTH
er, L. ID. Seeman, of Linton. Otto is
one of the prosperous farmers of the
Napoleon neighborhood.
w. J. Fraleigh and Harrie Spaulding
were down from Clayton Sat urday.
Jimmy McNutt sent to the Record by
them lot of vegetables that took the
cake in size and quality over anything
seen in these parts this year.
Joseph Menu, an Intelligent and edu-
Gated young gentleman of part Indian
blood, who has charge OF the school at
Yates, was in Linton over night Mon
day, and next morning took the n p.
train en- route tn Green Bay. Wis, to
visit friends.
The coming week promises to be a
strenuous one for the local ball team.
This afternoon they play Hazelton on
the local diamond, Saturday they meet
the Dacotahs at Fort Yates, and the
following Friday Linton meets Eureka
at the latter town.
A species Of gnat-like fly is damag-
ing currants and currant bushes in
Linton. They seem to weaken the
small stem by which the currant Is
attached to the bush and the fruit
drops to the ground. Beneath some
bushes the ground is almost covered
with the fruit.
Capt. John O'Flynn was over from
his Winona District home last Thurs
day. He is recovering from the acct.
dent that happened to him when he
was telescoped by runaway team
during a visit to Linton few weeks
ago. He is still compelled to walk
with . cane. however.
Matthias Klingman and his son Phil
lip, formerly OF Linton, but now of the
. town of Streeter, in LaAfoure county
were in town the fore part of the weel
. looking for horse that they took from
here to their present home. The ami
mai is described in another column
and any one who may know anything
> of him will please leave word at Vol
fer s store.
The Misses Title, Clara and Hilds
Aust returned last Friday from Wah
peton, where they have been attend
ing school. The young ladies intene
to enter at the University OF Mime
sofa at the next session. Their broth
er Franz is not coming home this va
cation, as he has secured u good posi-
ton as mechanical engineer on som,
drainage-ditch work in the WahpetuI
neighbOrhOOd.
Last Thursday the Ladies' Auxili-
ary of Westtield church held picnic
Through contributions and the lemon
!. ade and ice-cream stand they secured
e about $40. A feature of the day wa
a base ball game between the married
i men and the young bucks. AS TIN
s former had grown fieet-footed in run
!. ming away from the br00mstick, tllel
beat their youthful, innocent and ln
"a sophisticated opponents.
: Aberdeen American, Tuesday: Tn
a Misses lnez and Vivian Sims, OF Lin
ton, N. D., arrived in the city las
n night on their way home from Evans
: ton, Ill.,, to spend their vacation
{ Miss Inez has completed her secon
~ year at the Northwestern University
and Miss Vivian has just graduate
from Northwestern Academy. The
: are guests for few days OF their 81!
= ter. Mrs. Thomas ID. Potwin.
n pr. Wolverton president OF til
county board of health) and Sheri
Jones last Sunday drove down To tn
= neighborhood five miles east Of Vino
~ ma, where scarlet fever IS prevalen
~ and where number Of deaths have o.
~ CURED. The officers found deplo
able condition OF affairs down there
u, little attention being paid to the qua
he antine. The state board of healt
TX has been notified Ut the case.
w Some of the townspeople VIII" sa