Emmons County record., 1907-10-17
after wrecking them on porter-house
steak cut from the neck of one of his
own s'critterS."

steak cut from the neck OF one of his
own CRITTERS"
For letter.heads. bill-heads, enyel-
opes, ETC., call at the office of the
Emmons County Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sims arrived at home
Friday from visit to Chicago. While
there Mr.. Sims attended two of the
Chicago Detroit worlds championship
baseball games.
Carpenter Albert Junge. with what.
ever of assistance he has received
from several other carpenters, has the
Bazaar machinery-shed, across Broad
way from the store of that name. al.
most completed.
District court will convene next
Tuesday at ga. m. for the purpose of
naturalizing applicants for citizenship
and to try cases that do not require a
jury. The hour for jurymen to report
is 10 O'Clock Wednesday morning.
Mrs. J. A. Lang-accompanied by
Mrs. NJ. Wilson, who is returning
home-leaves to-day for Seattle, called
there by the serious illness of her
father. G. II. Mewing, formerly a
prominent citizen of Campbell coun-
ty, S. ID.
Henry Stats is doing we'll with his
vegetable garden this season, as usual.
He was up from Emmonsburg yester-
day with fine lot of cabbaces. which
he had no trouble in selling. The 9TH
er day he sold two heads weighing 25
pounds each to Ben Haggard. neigh
bor
MI. Martin. manager of the opera
house. received letter the fore part
of the week stating that. ON account
OF the serious illness of the wife OF
Mr.. Wassmann, the magician. that
gentleman will not appear in Linton
tomorrow (Friday) evening, as an
nounced in the Record last week. Due
notice OF the postponed date to be set
for his coming will be given in the
Record.
"a Coats, skirts and underwear at
Miss Smiths.
Cornelius Rowerdink has sold his
residence in Linton, the purchaser
being Frank Chesrown, a stockman of
the trans Missouri country. Mr. c.
will in few weeks Install his family
in their new home, although he, him
self, will be across the river good
pars of the time caring for his stock.
Mr.. Rowerdink's iewelry store is also
for sale. 1t is doing a fine business.
and it's offer is splendid opportunity
for some practical jeweler and clock
and watch repairer Mr.. Rowerdink' S
only reason for selling is that he finds
that the constant bending over the
workable is impairing his health.
He has, as yet. formed no plans for
the future.
A serious accident happened Tues
day afternoon about four miles west
of the home Of Elk. Commissioner ia.
kob Fischer, in the eastern part OF
the county. Martin, a brother of Ia
kob, and the formers wife and son
we're out riding. Going down a steep
hill, tug became unhitched, the
tongue dropped, and the team ran,
throwing the three persons from the
vehicle on toa pile of stones at the
roadside. Mr.. Fischer had both bones
of bis left forearm broken, his face
cut and his back badly wrenched. His
wife had both bones of the left leg,
just above the ankle joint. broken en-
tirely in two, and the larger bone
forced nearly two inches through the
skin. The SOP, also named Martin
had his left forearm broken. DIR.
Wolverton is attending the injured
people.
An incident occurred this week that
may prove an object lesson to profcs
sional mashers who may in future
visit this town. A man named John
son, who travels for an eastern cloth
ing house. grossly insulted respect
able young girl of Linton. The mash
er was arrested and jury was sum
moned to Justice Clint Wagner:
court. But johnson finally pleaded
guilty and paid a fine OF s25. Hi!
..excuse" was that he was drunk The
young lady and her parents deserve
the thanks Of the community fo
prosecuting the case, as their actor
will probably have wholesome efiec
on other professional mashers WIN
may happen to visit this town
johnson may thank his lucky sta
that he got off so easily. a Jail SEN
tence of about thirty days would llav'
Just fitted him.