Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-06-27

rents, Mr.. aud Mrs. n. J. Shields, in
the Williamsport neighborhood. MIR.
Browning is now engaged in the hard
ware business in Mandan.
The working of the cement-block-
making plant of the Linton State
Bank people at their new building is
an object OF considerable interest. The
blocks that are being made are of good
quality. and seem to answer the pur-
pose as we'll as the natural stone.
Last week Will Carmichael pur-
chased good. sized bunch OF horses
from Jack Ramey, the well-known
stockman of the river region. Later
MIR. Carmichael started north with
the band, intending to sell them at
Braddock and other northern points.
He has not yet returned.
The town we'll is proving to be
good thing for townspeople as we'll as
farmers. These warm days people on
Broadway are often seen partaking of
IA nice, cool drink there. There is a
plentiful supply OF water, and, as
much of it is used, it is always fresh
and cool. That town we'll was a good
idea.
Fred. w. Boettcher, of Aberdeen,
and Christ. Norlander, of Eureka, were
in town q part of Monday and Tues
day on business. They returned to
their homes Tuesday. Mr.. Boettcher
still walks with IA cane, although it is
tive months since he sprained his an
kle- in Los Angeles, Cal.
John Isiddlecomb and Henry Logan
came up from the Glanavon country
Monday tn attend to some business,
returning home next day. Mr.. Bid
dlec"mb suffers considerably from rup.
ture, and intends to submit to am
operation by Il surgeon before long,
with the hope OF having it cured.
People who contest claims, and those
vino are brought in as witnesses,
should be careful what they swear tn.
\ man whose wife's claim was con-
tested left yesterday Ell route for
Washington, and says he is going TO
lind out whether there is amy punish
ment for swearing to something that
is disproved by documentary evidence.
Sheriff Jones was called to the Brad
dock country last week TO take in
custody Leonard Driver, who was
again acting as though he were of UNI
sound mind. lie was brought before the
insanity board at Linton, and 10y them
1t was ordered that he be consigned to
the asylum at Jamestown Monday
he was taken there by Sheriff Jones
and Sylvester Flanagan.
A. III. Pew, Of Hartford, was i'm town
Friday. He expects to leave soon for
the Seim country, in South Dakota,
where he has claim. His father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. G.. w. Pew, Of
Bigst0ne, Mimi, and his daughter,
Miss Myrtle, who has been residing
with her grandparents and attending
school at Bigstone, arc out on a visit
to their Hartford relatives.
A rattling good third -baseman has
been secured by Hazelton in the per.
son of a brother of Pitcher Plowman.
The Hazelton nine is being strength
ened right along by practice, and there
is good prospect OF the Linton aggre-
cation being given run for their
money ON the Fourth. The Hazelton
team plays the Mandan team in the
latter-named city next Sunday.
Married AT the Catholic church,
Hazelton. Wednesday, June 26, 1907
Mr.. George G. Zirbes and Miss Mary
Magdelena Appcrt. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Appert, early settlers
\ i'm what is now the Hazeltonneighbor
hood. The groom is IA steady. honor
able young man. highly regarded by
all who know him. The bride-we be
lieve was born ON the homestead 81
the family near IIazelton, and ha.
grown to womanIood here. She liza.
the respect and hign regard Of every
one. The Record and the many othe
friends of the young husband ant
wife extend congratulations.
"a Ladies' and children's furnish
ings at Miss Smiths.
Treasurer Herolz is now the owne
of an automobile, lie having received
new Buick machine last Monday
This make OF auto is said to he abou
the best of the many devil-wagon
now on the market. 1t is certainly
pretty and smooth-iunning machine
We doubt whether any other villag
the size OF Linton in the state ha
more autos. There are now seven o
'em owned in this town two by Mar
tin 4 Sims, one by w. o. Irwin, on
by Frank Irvine, one by e. Rover
dink. one by e. a. Patterson and ON
by G. A. Heroic. When the bunc
gets ut in the evening they make on
imagine that he is living in a niue
larger place than a 5O0(a6OO village.
Harold Turner has purchased th
Hotel Dakota from John Pfeifie an
will run tile same under AN entirel
rev plan. The entire first story Z
the hotel will be occupied by the res
taurant dining room. An arch wi
be cut between the present hotel an
restaurant buildings. The front par