Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-04-25
DR.. Wolverton was at Fort Yates
last Thursday and Friday. having been

| DR.. Wolverton was at Fort Yate.
last Thursday and Friday, having beer
called there to consult with DIR. Good
rich in the case Of Miles, the five year
old son OF Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Sanders. The child has suffered will
cerebrO-Spinal meningitis more thar
swo weeks and is in a very critica
condition. He is reported to be SLOWLY
improving.
Among the substantial buildings
that are being built this spring by
prosperous Emmons county farmer.
is a dwelling house 10y Henry Ter
Clay, an old settler Of the WeSttielc
neighborhood. Its dimensions are
26x26 feet, with l2-foot studding. The
building is nearly ready for the plas.
terer. Marian Coon Of Linton will dc
the plastering.
G. III. Mckay, the Glanavon real es
tate hustler, was in town Monday
He was accompanied by DIR. G. III
Kay and James Ferguson, of Storm
Lake. Iowa, to whom he recently sole
the John Powers place i'm Glanavon
Or. Smith of Linton and Or. Mcka,
we're schoolmates. The land sold con
sists of 800 acres. Mr. Mckay is doing
q very satisfactory land business o,
late.
Aswill be seca bya dissolution notice
In another column, the owners OF The
Linton Leader store have dissolved
partnership. MIR. Mendelowitz is now
the sole owner. BY close attention to
business and by treating customers
right, Mr.. NJ. has built up flourish
Ing business. AS the success of the
store is entirely due to him, il is only
right that he will now have an uppor-
tunlty To secure all of the profits that
may accrue.
| William A. Beseler aud Martha l..
Neumann were married last SATURDAY.
10y Judge Carley. The ceremony took
place in Prof Smiths gallery. where
the couple had gone to sit for photo
graphs. The young people are resi-.
dents of the Reichert neighborhood
between Linton and Braddock, and
are popular with all who know them
That their life may be 4 long and
happy one is the sincere hope of the
Record.
Friday noon Sheriff Jones returned
by the Milwaukee train from Ilinck
ley, Minn., where he went to secure
Frank l.. Pierce, the man who stole
two horses from Stephen Silk, AN old
resident of Glanavon district, this
county The prisoner came back
without requisition papers. The
sheriff looked somewhat the worse fol
loss of sleep when he got off the train
as lie took no chances wooing the
drowsy goddess on the return trip
MIR. Silk went up to Dawson last week
and recovered his horses, which Pierce
had sold to a farmer in that neighbor-
hood. Pierce, who Is In Jail here, has
made up his mind to plead guilty a,
the next term of the district court
which will begin at Linton Tuesday.
May eth next.
For Sale-Several good teams OF
working and driving horses. Call al
VIM. Carmichael's livery barn.
Last Thursday night the lady rela
tives and friends of the X. T.. boys
appeared at the hall while the lodge
was in session. They had with them
baskets of refreshments intended fol
the sir knights. Bnt, as the goat was
just in the act of walking on the CELL
ing with Roy Bryant on his back, the
lads throat cut, dozen knives stick,
ing i'm his body and one of his ears
torn off, the business was of too much
Importance to admit the bunch of un-
Sophisticated damsels right away
quick. So the ladies went down tt
the restaurant and visited with Mrs
Turner until their liege lords had put
the finishing touches 10 Frank and
their other victims and adjourned.
Then they again went To the hall,
where the refreshments were partaket
of and several pleasant hours spent in
games and dancing.
~ Mammoth Bronze Turkey Eggs
for sale: $l.OO per sitting.
Mrs. w. T.. BROOKS, Linton.
Residence: a. w. 2G l33 .6