Emmons County record., 1907-10-03
on the Milwaukee train to begin their
last journey to the old Pennsylvania

SAAV /auCOu 0C0US 06uk ) Two Ceu1cUL.
block buildings on Broadway. A ce-
ment sidewalk is being built in front
of the buildings and on the side street.
Miss Laura Plympton, who formerly
taught school in the Hazelton neigh
borhood, arrived from Minneapolis
Monday. and, after pleasant visit
with Linton friends, went to Hazel
ton next day.
John ]. Shepersky and Miss Mary
Schaffer were married last Saturday
in Linton by Judge Carley. Both are
well-known young people OF Linton.
The Record and their many friends
wish them good luck and much happi-
ness In their journey through life.
Messrs. E. A. Grain, John Hagg and
A. NJ. Britts left Tuesday for Aber-
deem, from which place they were yes
terday to take the special train to
Lennon, one Of the new towns west
Of the river, on the Milwaukee's S coast
extension, where a big sale Of town
lots takes place to-day.
Business is still good at Eberle's
bowliag-alley. Prizes are given each
month for the three highest scores.
The prizes for September went as fol-
lows: Jacob Lang, PIG; Frank Street.
er, 209; Frank Haas, 2O6. One even
ing last week the alley was given over
to the ladies, several of whom attend
ed and seemed to enjoy themselves
greatly.
What must be thought of any one
who, with the country full of grouse,
will steal tame chickens? Some hum
cry galoot violated the sanctity OF G.
w. Wells coop, q few miles from
town, during the latter's absence, re-
Gently. Between fifty and hundred
we have forgotten the figures given
by our informant = big Langshans
were taken.
The Fargo Forum gives this receipt
as not only cheap but an excellent
medicine to be taken for the relief or
cure Of catarrh. The description can be
filled at any drug store: Fluid extract
dandelion, half an ounce; compound
kargOn, one ounce; compound sirup of
sarsaparilla. three ounces. Shake
we'll in bottle and use In teaspoonful
doses after each meal and again at
bed -time.
f. w. Herbert will have an auction
sale Of his stock, machinery and house,
hold goods, Wednesday, Oct. 10th, at
the G. w. Lynn farm, west of Linton.
The fact of their children being of
school age, but too young to 60 any
considerable distance to school, inn
pels Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert to go to a
city to reside. They will make their
home at Sioux Falls. Mr.. Herbert's
parents will remain here.
I G. W. Wells, of the Linton neigh-
borhood, and his sister. Mrs. Harriet
Wandell, Of Glendive, Montana, re-
turned Saturday from Greeley, Iowa,
where they were called by the death
of their mother, Mrs. Sarah J. Wells,
who died Sept. 10Th, at the age Of
seventy years. Mrs. Wandell visited
her relatives here until Tuesday morn
ing, when by the n. P. train She re-
sumed her homeward journey.
| A merry party of boys and girls were
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. n. Turner, Monday evening.
The occasion was the twelfth anniver-
sary Of the birth of Master Glen Tur-
ner, the Linton baseball clubs youth
ful mascot. Refreshments were served
to the little folks, and the evening
was spent playing games. Linton's
coming men and women say that the
birthday party was grand success,
and that they enjoyed themselves
hugely.
When in town, Monday. Levi Chap
man informed the Record that he and
his wife and their daughter Nellie,
and probably their son Albert, would
soon leave for Melrose, Idaho, to re-
main until next spring perhaps long
| er. Mr.. Chapman's brother Henry,
who resided in this county many
years, is incurably sick with cancer,
and wants his brother Levi with him
during the probably brief time that
he lives. Every old-timer in the Will
Transport country-and all knew and
liked Henry Chapman sorry to hear
of his sad condition.
~ Lunch served at all times at
the Linton Bakery.
The good-natured young Standard
Oil traveller, Rockefeller" Davis was
in town yesterday. The Record de-
sires to set him right regarding a
story going the rounds to the effect
that up at Long lake, a fortnight OF
SO ago, he shot and dangerously wound
ed several wooden decoy-ducks. lie
admits the allegation of the shooting
but objects to the inference that he is
a pot.hunter, inasmuch as decoy-ducks
are usually found sitting on the wa
ter. He says that these decoys wefs
a new.fangled, patent variety that are
built inside similarly TO clock. The
spring-worked wings enable them to
fiy to the height allowed by the string
attached to them. The young MAJ
further AYERS that the decOyS were 'ul