Emmons County record., 1907-08-29
N TOWN AND OUT.

chotCun: new, ~Ao Cs0us
,.s Smith is running the Pollock
I'D - & the Phoenix Lumber Company.
st.,e-s Attorney Lynn made . trip
prsddock the fore part Of the week.
ror Sale A National CASH
lister: M cheap. Flaherty, the Drug
gist.
n, and Mrs. H. A. Thoreson left
Monday for a visit 1t Des Moines,
Iowa.
Mrs. Fred Pfaff returned Saturday
,,sht s, from visit with her relatives
in Bismarck.
~ II you want to borrow money
,onr farm. the Linton State Bank
will lend it to you
1ohn Carignan and Little Jack, !"
h;s son were visitors In Linton a part
ofTuesday and yesterday.
The open game season will begin
NEXT Sunday. But-0f course-you
~on,t ,. start out-until next day.
Several OF the young friends OF Miss
cara Clayton gave her q surprise par
~ At her home, Tuesday evening.
The Misses Mamie Shier and Clara
CLAYTON visited with friends in Bis
marck several days the past week.
Former Sheriff Shier recently sold
his ranch at Gayton to Ben Haggard.
Of the Emmonsburg neighborhood.
Young Joss, of the Hazelton club,
left Bismarck by Monday mornings
N p. train for his home In Mtnneapo-
lis.
NJ Spring Greek ice for sale In large
or small quantities. The ice-h0use Is
open during Sunday f0renOOns. Pagel
s Broman.
Mrs. Chas. Carley. and children vis-
tied the lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. Burge, on lower Beaver creek,
Tuesday and yesterday.
Hay Land to Lease The west half
and southeast quarter of section I.
township 1873, range Is. Apply to DIR.
W. C. Wolverton, Linton.
Born-Aug. %, 1907, to Mr.. and Mrs.
L. r. Crowley, living about eight
miles northeast Of Linton, a son.
Mother and boy doing we'll.
Mis-. W. j. Marchant Is sick with
typhoid fever. Archie Newcomb is
also suffering from the same disease,
being a patient at the Hcgue Hospital.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Solomon Scott, OF Gayton, Sunday,
Aug. 18th, and boy to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. A. Bowers, OF Glencoe, Aug.
23d.
George E. Tingle, of Aberdeen, ar
rived III Linton last week and has
taken employment In Asa BrittS' bar
Der shop Mr.. Tingle is q good work.
maR.
A special train carrying Howard
Elliott president Of the N. r. rail-
way, and other prominent officers Of
that system, was Ii Linton Tuesday
morning.
Joe Endren left Monday morning
for Bismarck, where he will make his
future home, having accepted posi-
tion in Ole Gollackson's barber shop
at the Grand Pacific.
Two "trusty" prisoners escaped last
Saturday night from the Bismarck
penitentiary. They were captured
next forenoon, near Menoken-or Bur-
leigh, as it is now called. Z
Frank kuehn and Jacob Werre came
up from Hague Monday, and next day
went home in the Martin & Sims au-
lomobile which Frank had purchased
from the gentlemen named.
A passenger coach and engine came
mon the n. 2. Saturday forenoon. 1t
was the outfit Of Division Superin-
tendent Burt, who was inspecting con-
dltlons along the Linton branch.
Postmaster Jones last week added a
section of forty-eight lock boxes to
ms postcttice cabinet. He has also
arranged the interior SO as To give
more room for the handling Of mails.
aav.,
Wallace Ellert, Of Linton, will pitch
,oF the Medina ball club next Sunday
10 game at Streeter, the end of the
haReley branch Of the N. r., between
ene aggregation named and the Ma
poleon nine.
a nephew Of Andrew Larson, the
..a1asherman, arrived at Brofy by
mondays train. The young man re-
..ues !e IN the Mckenzie country, and
WIN hre MIR. Larson's engine during
'ne thrashing season.
: MISS Alice Dornsife left Tuesday for
leorla, lll., where she expects to re-
Maln lor some time with one Of her
,,s1ers' who is in poor health. Miss
,. asolnslfe has made many friends dur
ing her stay in Linton.
!. some miserable sinner one night
n, ,ss0 week got away with nineteen
se' lat spring chicks belonging to
W. and Mrs. Obermeyer-principally
.ae latler. He ought to he compelled
!" eat the chicks raw; feathers and all.
~. Miss sannie Ford. who has been Wis
M. 's MISS Lucille Grain, and Miss
s'kafete m Baker, who visited at the
rs's relolz ranch, left by the N. P. last
nv" .uay ,,o lor their homes at Wahpeton.