Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-10-24
cation. He Is honest and true, and
deserves success.

SOvsSeAs AAo ~ 0OeS00V 8uu True, ana
deserves success.
eOysters! Oysters! Fresh oysters
ct Turner'S Restaurant.
Don't forget the dance to be given
BY Mr.. g. G. Brooks tomorrow night
ID the opera house.
Mr.. p. P. Lagge, who had for some
time been connected with the Farm.
ers' Bank ct Lehr, arrived in Linton
Monday and has taken . position with
the Linton State Bank.
eCall on Spielcke, the photog-
r1pher. at Smiths gallery, and see
some Of the latest things In photos.
We guarantee our work to be satisfac-
tory. A speciality made Of children's
pictures.
Assistant Attorney General r. N.
Stevens, accompanied by Mrs. Ste
vens, reached Linton by Monday even
ing's train; but, as Mr.. Stevens is in
poor health, they returned home next
day.
Aart Van de Vorste, Of the West
tield neighborhood, is at the Hogue
hospital, lying at the point of death.
His low condition is caused by blood
poison, the result Of Irritation caused
by wildcat entering one Of his low
er limbs.
MI. and Mrs. Ripsinski, of Minne-
apolis, are out on their annual visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mum ana Mrs.
Clarence Brace, respectively parents
and sister Of Mrs. Ripsinski. These
visits Of their children seem to make
Mr.. and Mrs. Mum look younger than
ever.
Miss Nellie Irwin, who has been in
the United States revenue office in
this city several years, went to Mime
apolis last night. From there she will
go to California, to spend the winter
with her parents at Santa Monica
Aberdeen American. miss Irwin is a
sister Of Mrs. L. A. Weatherby.
The Record editor wishes to return
thanks to the large number of sub
scribers who have paid their subscrip-
lions this week, either by mail or by
. personal visit. Several subscribers
haue written asking for statements.
We will In week or. SO send such
statements to all those in arrears
just IS soon as the Office force can clear
the Cookbook" OF the large number of
crush" jobs that must be tackled at
once.
Mrs. Martin Fischer, one of the
three members Of the same family
who we're hurt by being thrown from
wagon, Is reported In the Record
last week, was brought to Linton yes
terday, and is being cared for at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Mitzel.
The bones in one Of Mrs. Fischer's
lower limbs were SO badly broken that
daily surgical attention is necessary,
and it was therefore thought best by
DR.. Wolverton to have her brought
to Linton.
Arthur Pitts and Blacksmith Hes
ecire, of Winona, arrived Thursday
from Minot, where they were sum-
moned as witnesses In the case Of
the federal government versus An
drew Slater, charged with selling In
toxicating liquor to Indians. Owing
to the fact that 1t was defendants
third offense, he was sent to the peni-
Tertiary for two years. Slater is a
negro, and his home is at Winona,
this county.
Auction sales are due in the near
future as follows, in Emmons county:
Saturday, Oct. 26th, Leonard Schan,
at Hague, liyery-stable building, lot,
buggies, harnesses, etc. Tuesday Oct.
10Th, Jesse Chase, nine miles northeast
Of Linton, cattle, horses, hogs, farm
machinery, etc. Friday, Nov. LIST,
Harvey Petit, nine miles northwest
Of Linton. cattle. Saturday, Nov. I'd,
E. L. Halves, as given in another
item. Tuesday, Oct. 5th. George n.
Fiddler, seven miles northwest of Pol
lock, horses, cattle, household goods,
etc.
1t makes one think Of days long
agone to see the numerous old-timers
that q jury term Of court brings to
town. Well, they don't look much
different from what they did twenty
to twenty-four years ago-to one who
has seen them right along as they
grew up with the country" Some OF
those who were slender young chaps
then are sporting bay.windows now,
and the wrinkles are becoming more
pronounced year by year than they
were in the days when practically all
the settlers we're young or not far past
IL. But they al seem happy and con-
tented-the passing of years having
almost without exception placed them
in such q financial condition that the
coming of old age has lost most OF its
terrorS.
There was big prairie fire about a
dozen miles east Of town last Monday.
and the report is that a large number
Of hay-stacks were burned. 1t Is also
reported that four young men wear
ing their SundaY-go-to-meetin' clothes
came along close to house where
German woman was fighting desper-