Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-04-04
~ Framing of portraits, landscapes
and photographs: work In crayon,
sepia, pastel and oil. S w. Wood,
Artist, Linton, n. ID.

contractors have just begun work on
q new dwelling-house for j. \. Lang,
situated on Hickory avenue, on the
opposite side Of the street from the
court house and a little east OF that
building.
Another child Of Jacob Taxis, living
in the Sand Greek country, died
Thursday OF last week. This is the
fourth child Of this family that has
Succumbed to scarlet fever within i
few weeks. But one child remains
in the family.
Efforts are being made for the es-
Enlistment of postoiiice, to he
known as Hoe, with Orson OFT as post
master The location OF the office, IL
established, will he about eigh. miles
northeast OF Hartford and nine miles
sou theast OF Clayton.
It's Papa Stember" now, and don t
you forget 1t. And the cause of it all
Is that l0l-pound lady took up her
residence with the Stember household
last Sunday, March 3lst Easter. The
mother and daughter are doing we'll,
and Joe he's simply walking on
air."
Major Belden returned yesterday 10y
the Milwaukee train from his trip to
Washington, looking hale and hearty
and not bit stuck up because of his
recent hobnobbing with the official
nabobs of the nation. lie started for
Yates a few hours after the arrival OF
tie train.
Former County Judge Peter Kraft
and wife were in town Friday ON their
way home from Bismarck, where MIR.
X. had been in the hospital receiving
treatment for his old complaint, asth-
ma. with which he has been afflicted
several years, and which is growing
worse rather than better.
Say. where are the beaux to come
from that are to buy ice cream, candy
and 50 forth, l5(d2O years from now,
for the many girl babies that have
made their appearance in Linton this
year? A superstiti0us farmer, in town
the other day, had firm faith in the
old saying that IA surplus Of girl ba-
bies means dry year.
Cad Logue and Herbert Brooks, two
Linton young men who are addicted
to the excessive use of formaldehyde
as beverage, and who recently took
an overdose of that fiery prohibition
drink, are getting along nicely. Both
the young men almost ''as good as
new''-are on the street again and
ready for fresh adventures
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Loutzcnhiscr,
with their son Clyde and daughter Sa
rah, came up from Pollock Monday.
They took i'm the show while here.
Frank Daniels, proprietor of the the
atrical enterprise that held forth at
the opera house Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, is Jacob Loutz-
enhiser's nephew, being the son OF one
of Mr.. Loutzenhiser' sisters.
a. Miss Mae Dornsife hereby in
forms the people of the Hull and
Westtield neighbcrhoods that she will
he at Hull Friday and Saturday. April
10Th and Goth, and at Westtield Mon
day and Tuesday, April 22d and 23d.
She will take with her well-selected
stock of seasonable Trimmed Hats Of
the very latest styles, which she will
sell at reasonable prices.
Items about Emmons county people,
from Pollock Progress Of March 29tl;
A. j. Brown this week completed d
deal whereby he becomes owner Of the
NJ. Wilson quarter-section Of land, in
southern Emmons county. Mr.. Brown
and family will move to their new
home about the first of May. Mr.
Wilson will move back to Canada. .
Louis Dornbush, the former Pollock
grain and machinery dealer, was in
Pollock the fore part of this week
settling up with his old partner, NJ
DE Boer Louis is now the owner d
the business at Strasburg and Memo
retains the firms grain, elevator dnt
machinery business in Pollock Fred
Seymour returned last evening from
st. Paul, where he spent "A couple Of
| days early in the week. lie went dnwf
with Ernest Belverstone, of Dale. Mr.
Belverstone left ST. Paul for Seattle
where he expects TO work this sum
mef.
Attorney Armstrong wasat llazeltoi
Monday as one of counsel in case In
which gentleman COW wa, the bone
or bOneS-Of contention. We dir
not ascertain details--in fact, don
know whether the e. c. had "A tail
However, for the purposes Of this bull
ly tale that question does not enter
At any rate, the question came OF
for trial before Lizzoner Abraham
Lincoln Cell, and in due time wa
submitted TO a jury And sale
jury. being Of q sensible and practica
turn Of mind, decided that one part
to the suit, who had wintered TIL
bull, should receive four dollars IL
the keep OF said animal, and th
bull should he returned to the owner
each side to produce coin Of the realr
in settlement Of half Of the costs. AM
our informant stated that the verdic
based on common sense il not ol
law-was entirely satisfactory to tn