Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-02

Oeen SOON other previous appointment
made for services in the school-houSe
on that date.
Anton LarSOn's big traction engine
broke down the bridge near Cad
Lcgue's place, last Friday, while en-
route to Pollock to do big Job of
breaking in that neighborhood.
9rAt the Bazaar Elevator, ground
feed, at $l.OO per hundred. $500 BUSH
els Shelled corn, two grades. 41c and
nc. Will grind feed for the public
IN any quantity at the elevator. ADAM
M1TzEL, Agent.
Mrs. c. W. Gilman and Miss Harriet
Gilman, of Fort Morgan, COL, respect
lively mother and sister OF Mrs. W. O.
Irwin, are expected to arrive to-day
by Milwaukee train for visit with
their Linton relatives.
Henry Obershaw, an old employe of
the Indian bureau and formerly sta
TONED at Standing Rock, recently at
the Pine Ridge agency, has been trans
ferred to Rapid City. Mr.. Obershaw's
position is that of athletic director.
. Miss Minnie kerick, of Princeton.
Mimi who had been spending several
weeks with her aunt, Miss Anna Ken.
ney, of Linton, left for Minneapolis
Monday to visit one of her uncles who
resides there. After completing her
visit she will return to her home i'm
Princeton.
| +. j. Meyer, one of the members of
the well-known cigarmaking firm OF
the Hazelton neighborhood, was i'm
town Monday and met his father, who
arrived that day from New Tim,
Mimi, to visit his sons. The visitor
is state organizer for Minnesota of the
Improved Order of Red Men.
~ The rooms at the Hotel lIilmer
have recently been newly calcimined,
generally renovated, and placed in
first-class condition.
A farewell party in honor OF Miss
Laurenza Arneson was given Tuesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred PfatY.
at their residence in Linton. Miss
Arneson has lived in Minneapolis of
late years. Her home used to be i'm
Bismarck, where she has many
friends. She left for the Capital City
this morning, where she will again
reside.
A serious accident happened to
young Floyd Logue last Monday. The
boy was riding ON hay-rack and fell
off. In falling he came in contact
with nail sticking through a board,
cutting deep cash at the top of his
nose and just over one Of his eyes.
1t took eight stitches by DR. WolveT-
ton to close the edges of the deep
wound.
The base Of operations of Browns
Dakem mail line has been changed so
that, beginning next Tuesday, the
mail, instead of leaving Dakem in the
morning, will make runs as follows
three times a week-Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays: Leave Linton at
Ga. M. arriving at Dakem at II M.
Leave Dakem at l D. IN. and arrive at,
Linton at Z p. m.
The Aberdeen normal school base
ball aggregation played havoc with q
team from Cakes, n. d., last Satur-
day. The score stood IA to i'm favor
of Aberdeen. Lyman Clayton played
with the normal-school nine. In its
report of the game the Aberdeen
American says: "Clayton did the star
playing for the normal" Linton kids
generally make good wherever you
put 'em.
The Pollock boys baseball nine
came to Linton last Saturday and did
things to the infant team of this burg.
Up to about the middle of the game,
when the home kids mistakenly
thought their pitcher was getting
tired and put in a new one, the figures
were u to in favor Of Linton. the
score at the end OF the ninth inning
j, standing IA to II in favor Of the South
Dakota lads.
II County Judge Carley went to Bis
marck last Friday. He had read in
the Capital City newspapers of the
/ wickedness of the two Pattersons I'D
: and .Asa-and, being a sober-minded
lava abiding man, he was 'skeered' t.
z STAY in town after dark, and came
.. home the same day. Since Emmons
county folks read the Tribune reports
of hotel conditions up there, they viii
not allow their young men to slumbel
in Bismarck unaccompanied bya chap
eron.
This has been busy week for f. O
u Nickel, the well-driller. Monday fore,
!, noon lie made we'll for MIR. Shaefe
> in Linton, getting good flow of wa
: ter at a depth Of Al feet. In the after
lnoon, at depth of 40 feet, he obtained
/ for Mr.. Mitzel plentiful supply o
n the fluid so necessary in prohibition
8 states-as a washer for formaldehyde
: sulphuric acid, etc. Tuesday he got
good we'll for Mr.. Sims at depth ID
: 10 feet, aud he is now at work on
il we'll for Mr.. b. r. Burge.
h Mr.. Lansing, Minneapolis printer
y arrived Saturday to work on Mr. Pat
terson's journalistic curiosity ad"w
le the street. On his arrival Will Shei