Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-09-12
Mrs. Logue will soon join him in the
western town, where they will make
their future home.

resume her school work at Stanley
Hall, Minneapolis. Mrs. Grain accom-
panied her for short visit in the Twin
Cities with relatives.
| Clifford Sims went to Aberdeen
Tuesday to take up his school work
at the normal Walter Brown, of
Aberdeen, who had been visiting at
the Sims home, returned with him.
w. IL. kephart and family, of
Quicken, Mimi, are visiting the NJ.
a. Scott family, near Dale. Mr.. Keep
hart and Mr.. Scott are brothers-in-
law. They and their families visited
in Linton last Thursday
Miss Hattie Hubbard is to be the
new hello girl" at iiazelton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. ID. Coonen, who formerly had
charge OF that office, having gone to
Mandan to reside. in which city they
will conduct a restaurant.
Clarence. the four-year-old SON of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure, Of the Marie
neighborhocd, is down with an attack
OF appendicitis. Or. Wolverton is at
tending him, and says that an opera
tion will not be necessary, as the little
fellow is getting better.
DR.. and Mrs. Wolverton gave a din
ner party Friday at the Hotel Kilmer
to party of friends, i'm honor of the
doctors father, MIR. C. A. Wolverton,
who left that day for his home at Fort
Dodge, Iowa, after il visit of several
weeks with his Linton relatives.
The two-year-old daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Jergens, living about twenty
miles northwest Of Linton, dislocated
her hip Saturday The strange thing
about it is that the parents do not
know how it was done, as they were
absent from the house when the baby
was injured
Sunday about l:3O o'clock tire was
discovered in the bedding of one of
the rooms at the Hotel kilmer. The
bedding was beginning to burn tiercely
so much so that the floor had jus.
caught tire. But getting the bedding
outside promptly saved any further
damage.
| John, Murrel and Mabel Myers, of
the Hazelton neighborhood, yesterday
morning received the sad news of the
sudden death of their mother, Mrs. E.
Myers, of Austin, Mimi. Mrs. Myers
was en- route to Amsterdam, n. u,
on visit. Heart-disease was the
complaint.
The dirt which is being taken out
of the excavation for the new hard
ware store is being used to raise the
grade of southern Broadway. This
will improve the drainage of the main
street and in rainy weather travellers
will not be compelled to drive through
mud up to the buggy-box.
Myrtle Pew, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Pew, of Hartford, died last
Thursday at the home of her grand
parents in Ortonville, Mimi, where
She had been visiting for some time.
The cause of her death was consump-
tion. r. l.. Pew, an uncle of the de-
ceased, left Friday to attend the
funeral
John Walters, an N. p brakeman,
met with an accident last night that
might easily have proved fatal. He
fell down the basement stairway in
the rear of the bakery and was un-
conscious wnen found and for several
hours thereafter. Walters was taken
to the Hogue hospital. He is not seri-
ously injured.
Martin Hinsyark, Of Livona, met
with painful injury last week. lie
was working with q thtashing outfit
in the Hartford country. In some
way or orther his hand got caught in
the feeder to the separator and the
member was so badly lacerated that
services of DIR. Wolverton we're required
to dress the hand.
q. Il. Pritchard counted coo" TN il
rattlesnake last Friday, near the o..
Z. Burge farm, on lower Beaver creek.
The snake was two and q half feet
long and carried eight rattles. The
killing was done with q shotgun. Mr..
Pritchard's attention was attracted
to the reptile by his team shying as
the snake crossed the road
A. S. Beebe has sold his hardware
store in Linton TO Gus. Daflinrud. Mr..
Datiinrud is an cid settler in the coun-
ty, his home for several years having
been in the northwestern part OF the
county. He is young man who is
we'll liked by every one who knows
him, and we believe he will make his
new venture success. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Datlinrud in coming to Linton will
not find themselves among strangers,
as the lady is a sister of Mrs. q. w.
Lyon and of John Bartu.
An accident which is particularly
deplorable because of the shortage of
such machines was the exploding and
total destruction by fire recently on
the separator belonging to Wendelln
Horner, John Horner and John Dock
ter, of the Dakem neighborhood. The
peculiar part of the accident was the
fact that the machine was not in ac-
ton at the time. The men had Just