Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-09-19
is the guest in Linton of her husbands
sister, Mrs. Victor stolzenberg.

lug, OUT ROO0 Tor 1all blowing.
Mrs. G. j. Blair, of Humboldt, Iowa,
who was visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
J. Marchant, departed for her home
Monday.
Will Carmichael returned Monday
from Mandan, where he had been to
enter his horses at the Morton County
Fair races.
Messrs. Rowse, Newberry and Schatz
OF the Hartford country we're among
those who shipped cattle from Linton
last Saturday.
Nov. 2lst DR.. Muench and his
daughter Marie will make visit to
Virginia, at the conclusion Of which
the doctor will depart for visit to
Germany, to be absent several weeks.
Asa Britts' venerable dorg, known
as "Cuss, having cutgrown the days
Of his usefulness and having become
disposed to be cranky, was duly and
lawfully condemned and shot last
Monday.
Commissioners Weatherby took final
proof testimony as follows this week:
Sept. 1Sth-Jennie Johnson, of En-
monsburg, with B. T. Johnson and
VIM. Muench as witnesses; James A.
Gillespie, of Linton, with Fred S.
Herbert and A. L. Abel as witnesses
During his recent trip to the Pacific
coast Mr.. Raven met in Spokane Bert
Remele, the young lawyer who for a
time was associated with Mr.. ARM
strong in Linton. Bert is doing we'll
In Spokane, and sent his regards to his
Linton friends.
Aberdeen American, Tuesday: Miss
Vivian Sims, Of Luton, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. T. D. Potwin. She is
on her way to Northwestern univer-
sity, at Evanston, Ill. Miss Inez Sims
returned to her home, yesterday, after
q visit in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker and the
lattcr's sister, Miss Lucretia Chalfin,
were in town Monday from the Hazel
ton neighborhood. Mr.. Baker was
here. to meet Mr.. r. Metcalf, from
whom the former purchased quarter
section of land recently.
Druggist Flaherty went to the Twin
Cities yesterday. While there he will
select fixtures for the new stone or
cement-block building he will build
next spring his lot just south of the
Dattinrud hardware store. Mr.. Fla
herty will also visit Fort Dodge, Iowa,
before his return.
The walls have been begun for the
new one-story- and-basement cement
block building to be erected by the
Linton State Bank people, next to
their new building on the corner Of
Broadway and Hickory avenue. The
building just begun will be occupied
by the Datfinrud hardware store.
Comrade F. D. Smith, of Buchanan
Valley, is visiting his old home, River
Falls, Wis. He will soon 60 to CGur
d'Alene, Idaho, to spend the winter
with his son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Smith, formerly
Of this county, where Mrs. +. ID.
Smith has been visiting since early in
August.
Last Sunday there was heavy rain
storm. Half score of Lintonites
went down to the lake in the Hull
country after wild ducks. They we're
successful in getting good lot of the
toothsome water fowl; but they were
not so lucky in every way, for they got
thoroughly soaked with the stuff that
falls alike upon the just and the unjust.
In fact, they returned bearing all the
evidences usually carried by one who
has met with "tisherman's luck"
1t is reported that in a certain
North Dakota town whose people
cough up'their coin at the drop of the
hat for base ball, Fourth-of- July sports
and things like that-the salary of
the only preacher in the burg is about
two hundred dollars sin the red.'' Ii
the report be true, about forty or If
ty of the folks in that town should
dig down in their high pockets and
pay the bill. sThe laborer is worthy
Of his hire always-and in this case
particularly so.
Following is an extract from letter
recently received by the editor from
Capt. Martin Flick, an early South
Prairie settler, but who for several
years has lived in Pennsylvania. The
old soldiers many friends hereabouts
will be sorry to learn that he is in very
poor health: 81 have been sick for
more that IA year. at one time
thought would be able to 60 out to
Emmons county this season: but now
/ do not feel able to stand the trip.
l cannot ride in u buggy. Please ac-
cept thanks and good wishes, and give
my kindest regards tony old friends. ;"
DR.. Smith, Unions genial heavy
weight dentist, was out hunting with
a large party of his fellow-townsmen,
the early part of the week. lie was
in the marsh down in the Hull neigh
borhood. The other hunters we're
scattered through the reeds near.
A flock of ducks was coming toward
the party. and some one sung out to