Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-11-07
have had considerable to do with the
change Of mind of the Hague farmers.

Of the week.
Attorney Lynn was In tile Capital
City this week, attending to some
land business.
@The Stoughton wagon has four
teen spOkes In the front wheels and
sixteen SpokeS in the rear wheels.
The prize scores at the bowling al
ley last month were: Adam Mitzel.
go; Frank Haas, 2l0: Mike Hipfner.
2Os.
d. Gillespie, who has been down in
South Dakota several months raising
q crop on his land there, was an arrival
by Tuesdays Milwaukee train.
Mike Rush has purchased the west
half of 11-l35-76-as pretty piece
Of land as there is in the Williams
pert country. Consideration, $4,000.
John Pounds, j. H. Procunier and
Frank Letner were down from Gay
ton Monday to get a traction engine
belonging to d. w. Casey and shipped
from Groton, S. D., last summer. The
machine has been standing near the
union depot.
At the home of John Drayton, in
the Omio neighborhood, chicken.
pie supper will be given Friday, Nov.
18th, for the benefit of the Omio
Sunday-school. Mr.. Chas. S. Lane
will deliver lecture on his recent
European trip. The admission fee will
be ten cents.
B. L. Parker, of Sioux Rapids, Iowa,
is in Linton this week, the guest Of
his old friend, G. A. Broman Gus
when he was young and innocent
boy just out from the old country,
and was In the habit of sleeping with
photograph Of King Oscar under his
pillow-was employed by Mr.. Parker
five years.
Alex. Smith, of Glencoe, and August
Jaszkowiak, of Bismarck, have formed
a partnership in the well-drilling bu-
siness. August certainly ought to be
an expert at this class of work, as he
has served an apprenticeship with his
brother Frank, who is hard to beat at
any kind Of labor requiring mechan-
ical ingenuity.
VIM. Took, young man living near
Westtield, while in Strasburg Tuesday
met with a peculiar accident. While
running a foot-race with another
young man he jumped from a side
walk and fell on his right knee. The
knee was uninjured, but the point Of
the hip-bone was broken off. DR.. VOL
verton attended him.
1t is reported that the man who was
principal Of the Hazelton school was
found to have q wife and children that
are In poor circumstances. Whereupon
the pedagogue, without a formal res
ignation, came to Linton and took a
train for the region toward the rising
sun where they keep the western
banks currency for their own use.
SO. Downs, Of Fargo, general agent
for the south half of North Dakota
Of the old-reliable Stoughton wagon,
was in Linton last Friday in the in
terest Of his company. The Slough
ton wagons are said to be the strong
est wagons made, and have been on
the market nearly half century
The company sells direct to dealers.
Jacob Aldinger, Of Eureka, son-in-
law Of George Kalinzki, formerly of
Eureka, was in Linton Tuesday on his
way to Bismarck, where Kalinzki died
Tuesday in the penitentiary, TO which
he was sentenced a dozen years ago
from Bottineau county. this state. for
killing his wife. The prisoner was
seventy-five years old when he died.
Anton Denholm, Of Andover, S. D.,
Ian uncle of B. G. A. Denholm, liv-
ing fifteen miles east Of Linton, on
the place formerly owned by Fred
Kelsch W departed Saturday for his
home, after fortnight's visit with
his nephew. While here the visitor
with Ed Death to help catch EN- and
B. C. A. to bait the hooks and take
off the catch, caught four pailfuls Of
fish in few hours, in Beaver creek
not far from the Denholm residence
Some of the fish we're of good size
larger than the fish usually caught in
Beaver creek in the Linton neighoor
hood.
A letter received by Christof krue
from John Moser, who went from EN-
mons county to Saskatchewan, Can.
q year ago last January, asks krug t.
find him an Emmons county farm FOL
rent. He is coming back. The wheat
up there was all spoiled by frost, ane
, he has ascertained from those who
have been there longer than hilnselI
that the frosting of wheat is not al
unusual'occurrence. Gottlieb Llttan
, who also went from the Linton coun
! try to Saskatchewan. and who is
neivhbor Of Mr.. Moser. writes TO JONI
Schaefer that he is also coming bacl
to Emmons county.
NJ. L. Freer, the speedy young foot
racer and ball.player who played
few games with the Linton club las
. summer. met with severe accident
J recently, that may spoil him for som
time, ii not permanently, as Nee