Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-11-28

pleasant honeymoon journey, and the
same through life.
The Linton. Braddock stage line has
been discontinued.
t. Lunch served at all times at
the Linton Bakery.
John and Carl Bender and Val.
Hotf, of Winona, we're In town yes
terday.
u For proofs. filings, ETC., apply to
L. A. Weatherby, United States Com
missioner. Linton.
Peter Horner and Jacob Jungula,
with their wives, left for Bismarck
this morning to attend a wedding.
j. H. Reamer returned Friday from
Jamestown, where he placed his prom
Using two-year-Old colt with a trainer.
The Bazaar people have had their
new machinery building, across Broad
way from their store, neatly painted.
1t looks we'll.
John Pietz. proprietor Of the Eure-
ka roller mill, was in town to-day on
his way home from business trip to
Mercer county.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Logue returned
Tuesday from Spokane, Wash. Cad"
says that Emmons county is good
enough for him.
DIR. Wolverton was in Pollock Tues
day. having been called there to con-
suit with DIR. Shockey over a severe
case of sickness.
E. A. Shable, Of the Dacotah Lum
Der Company, went down to Aberdeen
Saturday and became member OF the
Knights of Columbus.
Christian Marquart and wife, of
Hague, were in Linton over night,
Friday, returning from Harvey, where
they had been to visit relatives.
Druggist Flaherty went to Aberdeen
last Friday to attend Sunday 3 con-
vention of the knights of Columbus.
He also took in the Mitchell Aberdeen
foot ball game at Redteld, Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Rowse and her son Wade
returned Tuesday from a two months
visit with relatives at Bellingham,
Wash. Will says it seemed to him
that the absence was for about two
years.
Marion Morford was down from the
Hartford country last Friday. lie was
accompanied by j. NJ. Husselstein, Of
Mondamin, Iowa, to whom he had sold
q quarter.section in the Hartford
neighborhood, and who was en- route
home.
A nephew and two nieces of L. A.
Keller-who resides up north on the
farm he purchased from Mr.. Raven
arrived Tuesday from Faulkton, s.
D., to visit their uncle's family. Ray
Brown, Mr.. Keller's son-in-law, met
them at Linton.
| The teachers of the Linton schools
went out to make social call on Miss
Jessie Sandidge, county superintend-
ent of schools, last Sunday, at her
claim, a few miles east of town. Sup
per was served aud few pleasant
hours spent in conversation.
Reinhold Pfaff, sen OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred. Pfaff, ST., who has been absent
from the paternal roof about five
years, who has married since leaving
home, and who now resides at Oakcs,
arrived by yesterdays train to visit
his relatives. Mrs. Pfaff accompanies
her husband.
Delos Gillespie, who resides few
miles north of town, was passenger
on last Fridays Milwaukee train. on
his way to Ashton, $. d., to remain
over Sunday with his son. The latter
will move to Emmons county next
spring to reside with his parents or
the farm and help to work 1t.
Miss Alice Dornsife returned Mon
day from three-months' stay in Peo
ria, ILL.,, with one of her sisters, who
was sick. Miss Dornsife was accom-
panied ON her return to Linton by hel
niece, young Miss Dorothy Kile, wht
will spend the winter with her aunts
the Misses Alice and Mae Dornsife.
Wednesday night of last week Au
gust Noraien, the shoemaker, met
with serious accident About : p
m. he left Linton in a buggy to drive
to the o. o. johnson ranch, few
miles east of town. About two mile
out the horse SHE'D, throwing TIN
j, old man over the dashboard. Thu
. horse probably kicked him, as his heat
was cut and his shoulder bruised. III
\ was rendered unconscious. but after
time revived sufficiently to walk t.
: town. Near the southeastern limit
of the village Mr. N. again tainted
e He was found by man who was pass
ing and was taken to the Hogu
e hospital for treatment. by Saturda
he was able to leave the hospital.
An interesting lawsuit has been o.
. trial couple of days this week befor
; Justice Clint. Wagner. 1t is a case Il
: which Joseph Burdick sues Anto
t Fischer for damages done by stock
), Plaintiff took up eight horses owne
! by defendant, alleging that they ha
!. DAMAGED his hay. Defendant Dut n