Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-04-18
DR.. Snyder, OF Haselton, vas in town

yS0VOsO0y.
Elmer Brindle was down from Ha.
zelton yesterday.
Herbert Galley was up from Hague
the first Of the week.
Robert Petrie was up from the wi.
mona country Monday.
Mrs. II. A. Armstrong, Of Hazelton,
visited friends in Linton Monday.
Mrs. e. Percy williams and child
are visiting her parents, 1t Ashley.
Postmaster Cell, Of Hazelton. was a
visitor in Linton Friday and Saturday.
Mesrj. A. and ]. Peterson were
down from the Hartford countrs Sat.
urday.
u We aim to give you what you
want and when you want it. c.
@F0r SalA-A house and lot on up.
per Broadway, In Linton. Inquire Of
r. r. Williams
u II you want to borrow money
on your farm, the Linton State Bank
will lend 1t to you.
The Rev. Matt. Wing will speak at
the Omto schoolfouse next Sunday
afteruoon at 3:30 o'clock.
Liveryman Carmichael has had u
new plank driveway constructed at
the entrance tn his barn.
~ Four dollars pays for twenty.one
meals at the Arlington. They are just
q little better-en0ugh said.
Dan Howard and Frank Fiske de-
parted for their home At Fort Yates,
Tuesday, after a visit Of several days
In Linton.
Mrs. w. E. Brooks has returned
from her sad visit to PriMgllar, Iowa,
where she was called by the death of
her father, Mr.. j. T. Stearns.
Little Roy Lucas is very sick, his
trouble starting with what was sup
posed to be tonsilitis, but now appear
ing to be complicated with erysipelas.
Mrs. NJ. c. Renley left by Milwaukee
train Monday for her home, Canton,
$. d., after three-wceks' visit with
her sisters, Miss Esteem Stecnsland
and Mrs. ]. A. Stember.
Miss Marie Spear, who had been
teachiog school in the southwestern
part Of the county, left by Milwaukee
train from Linton, Monday. for her
home at Deli Rapids, s. d.
Thomas Fladebo, one Of the early
settlers in the southern part Of En-
mons county. has moved to .the-far
west. He and his family are nov To-
Gated at Clinton, island county. Wash
ingtOn.
Friedrich Kicker, from the trans
Missouri country, WHO had been at the
Bismarck hospital six weeks having a
broken Lex repaired, visited his parents
few miles south Of Linton, last week,
and left for his home Monday.
Mr.. Travis went to the Hague c0un.
try Sunday to visit Mr.. aud Mrs. Cor
Nelson, Mrs. Travis parents. Mrs.
Travis, who had been there about a
week, and her relative, Mrs. NJ. Mears,
who resides with the Cornelisons, re-
turned to Linton Monday with Mr..
Travis.
The following Hazeltonites attended
the X. p. Ball in Linton Friday night:
Messrs. John Peterson, AL. Niikalson,
Cloyd kurtz, W. P. Thurston. Fl. O.
Batter: Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Coonen;
the Misses Jennie and Anna Talbot,
kathryne Rush. l.. V. Plympton and
Hattie Hubbard,
james Baker, one Of the old-time
Billsport settlers, but now living In
belmont, S. D., was in Linton last
week and went up to Hazelton to visit
his old friends and neighbors. He was
accompanied by his brother John.
They wanted to buy a carload OF
horses. but could not find them fol
sale.
! Those who wish to make final proof
before United States Commissioner
| Weatherby. June 25th--the earliest
date which will now allow the yequi'
site period Of publication-should Cal
on or write to MIR. Weatherby, so as
to have their final-proof notices made
out by the first Of May. A delay much
beyond that would postpone the max
ing of proof until late in July.
The following has heen received from
Glencoe: ''Mr. Streeter, will yul
please publish in your paper that
Farmer Survey Party came to my place
and run the township line from foul
rods west of the survey corner from q
gopher heap or mound beatin me Out
of $50 yards Of land in the length o
l29 rods. l wish the partys woulc
come back inside of ten days and cor
rect the mistake. Sylvester Hurst"
4 Mr.. L. j. Crowley, Of Lennox, $. d.,
arrived in Linton Thursday Of las
week to settle up the affairs of hi'
son, NJ. j. Crowley, who resided about
nine miles northeast If Linton, ant
WHO died March 9th last Of intestina
tuberculosis, at the Sioux Falls llospi
tai, at the age OF thirty-one years
Deceased was single man, and came
to this section in May of last year
Mr.. Crowley expects TO remain her