Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-12-19
week from Ortooville, MIMI, on !
visit TO bis sons, Who reside In the
Wlnona neiRhhorhood.

W00e AlVe0 VIO0vlllSs Al00.s on
visit TO bis sons, Who reside In the
Winona neighborhood.
Editor Shepard, Of the Braddock
News, arrived home Monday from
Pennsylvania, where he was called
several weeks ago By tho illness OF his
father. His brother Thomas, Of Ha.
aelton, also returned 1t the same
time.
Major Belden came up from Yates
Monday afternoon, and next morning
took the train for Bismarck. j. II.
Fitch, "a old.time merchant Of Steele,
but now In business 1t Napoleon, was
with the major. He had been at
Yates and was on his way home.
n. E. kaufman, ct the new harness
store. next door south Of the bakery,
has on hand : line line Of harness,
saddles, etc. Mr.. Kaufman Is an ex-
perienced workman, and be guaran-
tees to give satisfaction in his line,
either In making or repairing. Give
him . call.
W. o. Batter aud Frank Wernli, Of
Haselton who have quite . reputation
for doing long distance pedestrian
stunts, walked down from their home
town Tuesday afternoon. They made
good time, for an eighteen-mile trip,
and seemed to Do mo worse for wear''
when they got here. They did the
walk 10 three and halt hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Petrie and Miss
Anna Petrie expect to leave the latter
part Of this week or some time next
week for the Pacific coast. Miss Pc.
trie Il In poor health, aud 1t is thought
that change Of climate may help
her. They will first 60 to Los An
geles, but will probably later 60 to
Corona, . smaller place In southern
California.
Services will be held next Sunday 10
the Methodist church ct the usual
hours: II Z. m. and $3.50 p. m. The
pastor will deliver . Christmas sermon
In the morning. The theme for the
evening will b 1.-THE Drama of Life. q
New song-books have been sent for,
aud 1t Is hoped that I'll who attend
tho services Of the church will be pro.
vided with book. N. Wood, Pastor.
A large number Of Indians from the
reservation were In town this week
buying Christmas presenta They
|1pent several hundred dollars with
Linton merchants. Among the we'll.
known men we're Good Left Hand,
Henry Medicine Stone and Frank
Good Cloud, Of Yates, and Thomas p
Ashley, Of Cannon Ball. The visitor
vera well-dressed and well-behaved
lot Of people, and Linton folks like
to have them visit the town.
II 10 reported that the village shys.
ter-the measly hypocrite who, while
drunk, kicked out . window ia . build
Ing up the N. r. line-is again ID
eruptton. Business 10 snide contests
and other legal hold-ups being dull
It b said that this creature 80 thor
oughly despised BY oil who know hin
= about to initiate . new blackmail
Ing scheme. Some one should get 1
pair Of tongs and . chip and carry him
out.
The Ancient Order Of United Work
mon, Of which Mr.. Mewing was .
member. requires that the remains Of
. deceased insured member Of the
order must, 10 order that the policy
may be paid without contention as T.
the fact Of death, be viewed before
burial by two other members Of thu
order. s. J. Hagg being the onli
member Ut the A. o. U. W. in Linton
NJ. o. A. Olson, Of Campbell county
came up - second witness to the fac'
Of death.
On Tuesday, Dec. 3lst, our Scotch
fellow. citizens will have . gala nigh
| (Hogmanay) at the Bijou opera-hous'
u Bismarck. There will be Scotch
bagpipe playing, Scotch violin solos
Scotch songs, Scotch readings, ant
Scotch dances. Neil L. MacLardy
professor Of dancing, who will appea
il full costume, 10 we'll known Il
many Scotch residents Of the Missouri
SLOPE, being . native OF Kintyre, Ar
| gyleshire. The oniciating piper vii
b Frank Mackenzie, Of Wild Rice
| CIR county.
Il was thought Tuesday Afternoon
that . daylight robbery had been com
United in Linton. But the matte
| was. soon untangled. 1t seems tina
. party in the country had purchases
Tor removal to his farm small one
story nd-basement building situate'
On the premises of . vacant bushes
property. the basement to be left IN
tact. But, by mistake, the purchase
drove on with . structure of simila
si,e and conveuiences belonging to
neighbor Of the party who sold.
Most OF the Linton young peopl
; Who have been away attending schoe
wiz spend the holidays at home. o.
saturday next, from Aberdeen, VII
j coma Mis- Clara Clayton. Miss Fran
ca Petrle, Harry Petrie, Clifford Sim
ana Frank Streeter; from Stanle!
Han, Minneapolis, Miss Lucille Grain