Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-06-20
the Dewey-Snyder case, aud his father
Will go down to Emmonsburg to visit
his son, w. B., and family. awhile.

the Dewey-Snyder case, aud his father
Will go down to Emmonsburg to visit
nus son, w. B., and family, awhile.
4. G. Campbell came down from
haze!tOn Monday forenoon and took
the Milwaukee train for Nina. S, %.
where he Is In charge of grain elc-
vatOr.
A large number OF witnesses from
The north country reached town YES
terday, having been called in the
h0mestead-c0ntest case OF Dewey VS..
Snyder. -
Master Eugene, the young SON of
Attorney c. H. Stanley, OF Steele,
arrived In Linton last evening. en-
route Ovtsit his uncle, Major Belden.
at Fort Yates.
A game Of base tall at Hazelton last
Sunday, between the Hazelton team
and 9 nine from Cherry Grove school
district, resulted in favor OF Hazelton
by score Of q to 10.
+. 2. Wernli, the Hazelton green
elevator man. was In Linton over
night Thursday, and took the Mil
waukee train Friday en- route TO lie
Mars, Iowa, for visit.
Assessor Wollenhaupt has been a
visitor In Linton occasionally during
The past week. his work in the south.
ern part OF his district bringing him
within few miles of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Roop, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Yeater, Chris. Winterton.
Norman ROOp and Mascot Charlie
Cell came from HazeltOn last Thurs
day to see the baseball game.
Capt. HoMtain and his daughter.
MrS. Marion Burge, are out from Min
neap0lis on visit. The captain re-
Gently returned from fishing trip to
the vicinity Of Alexandria, MINI.
The last trip of the matl-carrier be-
tween Linton and Hartford will be
June Both. The mail route will be
continued between Linton and Win
chester, with Ed Brown, of Linton, as
carrier.
w. III. Johnson, who worked for At
tOrney Armstrong, IN the Williams
port neighbOrhOOd, during the winter
OF 1898, was In Linton last week. lie
was on his way to the northern part
OF the state, where he has a Claim.
John Dobler and Christian Mertz,
OF Mcintosh county, who are visiting
relatives at the ranch formerly belong.
Ing to Fred Boettcher, in the eastern
part Of the county, were in Linton
Tuesday.
The Linton Juvenile Band gave
concert on broadway, between the
postoffice and the Record building,
Tuesday. The boysare thoroughly In.
terested In their work and are making
good progress.
+. Z. lIawes and wife came down
from Brofy yesterday to appear as witt
nesses in the Dewey-Snyder land
contest case. Ed was called by tile
Dewey interest and Mrs. Halves in
the interest Of DIR. Snyder.
Postmaster Cell, OF Hazelton, left
by Fridays Milwaukee train for De-
trOit, Mich, where he went to be
present at the graduation of his
daughter from the eighth grade of the
public schools at that place.
Landlord Yeater, Of Hazelton. was
In Linton Thursday on business and
to visit old friends. He was sort of
under the weather with ''some lame
ness, !" caused by wrestling with a big
chunk Of ice, and was walking with a
cane.
Some nineteen witnesses we're sum.
moned by G. S. Lane, attorney for con-
teStant in the Dewey-Snyder home
stead contest case. And those who
have been present at the hearing say
that every one of them is friendly to
DR.. Snyder and hopes that he will win
out.
eELadies' and children's furnish.
fngs at Miss Smiths.
| Before Justice Clint. WAGNER. last
week, JakOb Tuchscherer brought suit
for S25 damages against Matthias
| Weiszbeck. The claim was for colt
alleged to have been killed by defend
ants horse. A large number of wit
nesses were heard. The justice dis
missed the case. Lynn for plaintiff,
Armstrong for defendant
Charles Coventry returned last week
from Grand Forks. where he recently
graduated from the state university
law.school and then passed the exami-
nation for admission to the bar. He
expects to start In few days to visit
his wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stewart, in Norton county. Mrs
Coventry, who has been visiting there
some time, will return with him.
Walter Wtttmayer, seven years old
koOlA VI ANGklSICl vvlUOtu0yClb WIN tldS
been visiting his grandfather and
other relatives In Eureka since Lin
ton schools closed, writes to his father
asking him to send to him the copy of
the Record containing the last school
report. Probably no class Of readers Of
the town papers was more interest
ed in any feature of news than the
schOOl-children were in the school
notes.
B0rn-Wednesday June IA, 1907. to
Mr.. end Mrs. Ben johnson, OF the Lin
ton neighborhood. a daughter. Mother
and girl doing nicely. Ben was walk
ing on air for q few days, but is grad
ually coming back to earth and pracLi-
cal matters as it occurs to him that In
the not distant future there will I've
many calls on dad" for furbelows and
Igewgaws that are found in the dry
goods stores, and for the purchase of
which it is necessary for "the old man
to get a move ON himself
A kind and neighborly act was per-
formed the other day up in the Brofy
neighborhood. Mr.. and Mrs. Mastin
are elderly people Of that section. the
husband being SO badly crippled that
lie cannot perform manual labor
Levi Chapman, David Colquhoun, Ed
Halves, James Griffin, +. w. Ortiz
meyer and Ed Larvick took their
teams and breaking plows and went
over to the Mastin place. where they
broke seven acres OF sod for the ola