Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-07-25
of his neighbors are hauling straw as
far as fifteen miles in an effort to keep
their stock alive

OF his neighbors are hauling straw as
far as fifteen miles in an effort to keep
their stock alive.
Mendelowitz and Wittmayer are
agents for the Minneapolis and Buffalo
Pitts Thrashing Machines. A fun line
OF repairs always on hand.
1t seems that when the Linton and
Hazelton teams took tents with
them and arc camping out during the
tournament = reached Pollock they
found that potatoes could not De pro-
cured there. So they phoned to Lin
ton for supply, which was sent
down yesterday by some Of the numer-
GUS rigs that went to Pollock from
Linton. 1t is reported that Flanagan
said he wouldn't pitch another game
until he had feed OF spuds.
a letter to the editor from Princi-
pal Wilde, OF Evanston ON. Academy,
says: "Your readers may be interested
In the fact that Miss Vivian Sims, of
your town, has done such satisfactory
work at Evanston Academy of North
western University during the past
term that She was given honors for
high records. The school has high
standards OF work and is conservative
in awarding honors. The more credit,
is due this student"
Potatoes are scarce in Linton. The
crop was SO large in these parts last
year, and the prices so low in conse-
quence, that in many instances not
much care was given TO harvesting
and housing the crop, and q good many
bushels were frozen. Hence the scare
ity at the present time. Farmers in
various partsof the county report new
potatoes ready for the table. Although
they are not done growing, 1t is prob
able that, IL some Of them were dug
now and brought to Linton, better
price would be received than could be
obtained were they allowed to ripen.
w. b. Andrus, ST., father of w. b..
Of the Dale neighborh0od. will be out
ON visit so his Emmons county rela-
tives in a few days His home is in
East Smithiield, Pa, likewise the
home of r. w. Child, Il former Stock
man and county commissioner OF En-.
mons. MIR. (Emmons County, An
drus' mother arrived at her sons home
about two weeks ago. When the gem
tleman arrives there'll be three gener-
ations Of w. b. Andrus under the same
roof, those initials also belonging to
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrus' (0f Emmous
county, first born. Now, how would
you write their names for purposes OF
identification? The elder gentleman
is ST., all right, and the little boy
is :sJr.,' Of course. For the third
person it would probably be correct to
put it "Mdle.' for Middle" We
wonder what the twins will think of
having so many wv. B.'s'' in the
house?
~ Mendelowitz and Wittmayer are
agents for the Xxi Separating De-
vice, the greatest invention ever made
for separating the loose grain from the
straw.
Major Belden and DR.. James, the
veterinarian, came up from Fort
Yates Monday evening. With them
was Miss Martha and Master Eugene
Stanley, niece and nephew of the
major, who were en- route to their
home in Steele. The Stanley family
will probably leave Steele before win
ter. Mr.. Stanley is still at the Hun
ters Hot Springs. Montana. lie has
been afflicted with rheumatism for
some time, and is not getting much
better. The physicians at the Hot
Springs inform him that he must seek
a warmer climate. Mr.. Stanley and
children will be greatly missed in
Steele and Kidder county. They have
q beautiful home, surrounded by large
trees, which Mr.. Stanley himself.
planted years ago. They we're among
the early settlers, and MIR. Stanley
stuck to the town when the patronage
of a young attorney in this part OF the
world was not enough to make him a
millionaire in a hurry, and it seems
too bad-now that he has secured a
good practice lie must forsake
a.. %..,, ,,,l,oro l,o bne l;vod 81 lo,,.,
ard the people many Of whom have
been his neighbors for nearly quar-
ter Of century and so tn reside among
strangers. That lie may find Il i ca
tinn where lie will he restored TO per-
feet health is tile earnest wish not only
OF the people Of Steele, but of the
many throughout the Missouri Slope
who know him.
~ About the first of April last,
Vincenz Meier, a Woodworking farmer
residing about six miles southwest Of
Linton, lost tive young horses es-
trayed or stolen probtbly the latter.
lie has advertised them and made a
careful and prolonged search for them.
If any one knows anything about
them, and wants to do kindly act,
and at the same time receive a reward
lie should communicate with MIR.
Meier, whose postotiice address is Lin
ton. The horses are a light-bay two
year-old pony mare; white face and
white hind legs 4 dark-gray yearling
mare: white stripe in face. A black
mare: white stripe in face. A black
yearling stallion; one front and one
hind leg white. A black yearling
stallion, with crippled hind legs.