Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-04-11
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A cellar for the new stone building
OF the Linton State Bank is being ex-
cavated. 1t is on Broadway, opposite
the Petrfe store. 1t will be 6ox26 feet
In size, two-story and basement, and
will be great addition to that part
of the street.
Adam Heel, the iceland banker.
was in Linton this week going to and
returning from Bismarck, where he
went to make final proof on his home
stead. He was accompanied by Chris
Rempfer and Emanuel Koth, also of
iceland, as his witnesses.
A basket social was held in the Hart
ford country last Saturday evening for
the purpose of raising money for the
baseball team Of that neighborhood.
That locality has some good players,
and, II given proper recognition and
encouragement by their home people,
they are likely to make some of the
other mines Of the county 60 some be-
fore the winds of autumn blow through
the whiskers OF the fans.
Tuesday was the fourth anniversary
of the marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs, Men
delOwitz. After supper, while Mrs
Mendel0witz was busy about the house
and the merchant was thinking of his
new Etghtll-street residence, there
was knock at the door, When said
door was opened q crowd stood re-
vealed. 1t was composed of neighbors
and friends, and their coming was
Sure-enOugh surprise" They had
not forgotten to bring a nice present
with them, either, the same being an
elegant piece Of silver tableware. A
very pleasant evening was spent, and
the guests departed wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. MendelOWitz many returns of the
day-Or, rather, Of a similar day.
A meeting of Linton base-ballfans
was held at the pOstOffice last Satur-
day evening. 1t was decided that a
bail team was something necessary in
this burg the coming season, and that
II the wherewitllal sufficient for the
purpose could be secured, an outside
pitcher would be employed. l. A..
Weatherby was chosen manager and
Earle Smith secretary-treasurer The
nine has not vet been selected. 1t is
understood that with the honorable
position OF manager goes the usual OBJ
legation to dive pocketwards for the
coin with which to meet any possible
deficiency at the close of the season.
IT has also been suggested that, with
the experience Of last year as a guide,
Jake Lang and DIR. Wolverton be made
assistant managers, with honors, priv
tleges and responsibilities coextensive
with those of the chief.
Deputy United States Marshal
Y. j. Stout was in town Tuesday and
Wednesday. having in charge Andrew
Slater, . Senegambian gentleman
from WinOna, and Madam Eagletrack,
red-skinned dame from Yates, who
were charged with wasting good
red liquor on certain aborigines that
inhabit MAJOR Belden's dominions.
Yesterday, Jack Sanderson came up
from Yates with eight Indians who
were witnesses for the government.
The hearing was had yesterday before
United States Commissioner Wealth.
erby. Madam Eagletrack was turned
loose, and will this morning make
eagle tracks for Standing Rock. Sla-
ter was held. AS this is said to be
his third offense, it will probably go
hard with him. Frank Tomahawk,
of Yates, one of the players in last
years noted football team of Carlisle
Indian school, acted as interpreter.
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