Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-06-06
Of the members OF this well.known or.
der in the Gateway City.


der in the Gateway City.
~ Special sale of choice china at
Miss Smiths, next week.
The rooms at the Hotel kiImer
have recently been newly calcimined,
generally renovated, and placed in
frSt-claSS condition.
Sheriff Jones and Judge Carley were
fairly successful in fishing trip to
Emmonsburg last week. What kind
Of bait they used the Record did not
learn.
Df. Wolverton performed wha, is
known as double-club-fOot operation
OH the one -and-a-half-year-old SON Of
Elias Nagel, of Dale, at the DOCTORS
house in Linton, yesterday.
Attorney Lynn is having a we'll
drilled on the hill just back Of his resi-
dence. Davie & Graphical are doing
the work. They are now down l30
feet, hut have not yet struck water.
Mr.. Anton SLENDER. Of ST. Cloud,
Mimi, father Of j. A. Stember, of the
Record, is expected in Linton In
about two weeks to visit his son,
daughter-in-law and granddaughter.
John Kaufman returned Thursday
from Parkston, S. D., where he went
as soon as lie was able to travel, after
his long wrestle with typhoid fever.
John is again at his desk in the Linz
ton State Bank.
Mr.. Martin and the other Emmons
county folks who went up to Canada
to look at the country in the vicinity
of Lethbridge are again at home. So
far, none Of the sight-seers have pur-
chased land up there.
Miss Clara Clayton, after the close
Of the normal-school term at Aber-
deem, came on her way home as far as
Eureka, where she stopped a few days
| to visit relatives and friends. She is
expected home tomorrow.
Col. Robinson came up from Fort
Yates Sunday and next morning took
the N. p. train en- route to his home
at Mayville. Major Carignan came
with him, remaining over until Tues
day, when he returned to Yates.
Regardless of trace, creed, or preyi-
Gus condition" politically, faction
ally, "schoolteacherally" or otherwise
the people Of Linton are determined
to make their Fourth-of.July celebra-
ton this year hummer in every way.
Died. May 81, 1907, at the residence
of her son, Albert Hasper, three miles
south of Hull, Mrs. Geertje Hasper, at
the age of eighty years. The old lady
was tile mother of Arend, Dirk and
Albert Hasper, early settlers in En-
mons county.
Mr.. Armstrong went to Bismarck
Monday to present the petitionfor the
pardon Of Vincenz Kuntz to the state
board of pardl0ns. Mr.. A. returned u
Linton the same day. Contrary TO The
general belief. the board refused u
grant the pardon.
/ Mr.. Lockwood Smith, of Eureka
and Louise Chesmore, of Selby, wer'
married by Judge Carley in Lintot
yesterday noon. The groom is an ole
friend Of j. A. SLENDER, Of the Record
and the ceremony was performed a
the latter's residence.
The examinations for admission T.
the state bar were held in Grand Fork
this week. Among the names win
were to take the examination arr
Charles Coventry and John A. Lem
ery. The Record has not heard TIN
result Of the examinations.
Emil, a son Of jacob Liedle, former
, |ly OF the Linton country. but wh
! went with his parents to Canada a fey
years ago. met with u frightful acct
dent at MO0sejaw. He WAS brakIn
/ lon the railroad, and got his leg,
, badly injured that both of the mem
E bers had to be amputated.
+ Several Cherry Grove settlers weI
10 Linton Tuesday and yesterda,
: brought here by the contest Case 9
/ Solomon Scott VS.. Roy Jepson. 7"
J. trial before Emitted States Comml'
, sioner Weatherby. Besides the pm
, cipals. there came as witnesses Marll
. Jepson, ID. II. Yeater. q. T.. Torrlsoi