Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-09-10
the ribbons. For awhile things looked

the ribbons. For awhile things looked
precarious.
George Bosch has sold his residence
IN Linton to John Wenning.
w. c. Carpent err and l.. SeedortY, OF
near Winona, were here Sunday.
Herman Batter and Andy Better
were down from lIazelton yesterday.
4 Fred kelsch, the butcher. returned
yesterday from trip to the Twin
Cities.
"a. For Sale Fourgoo draf, horses.
Apply at Carmicheal's livery barn,
Linton.
vS1Call at the Ladies Store and see
the new fall hats, suits. aud dress
goods. Hats made to order.
Mrs. ". A. Armstrong and her
daughter, Miss Edna, left Hazelton
yesterday for Ohio TO visit relatives
and friends
Warren Chapman, of Brofy. drove
in thirty head of good cattle FRIDAY
which he had sold to Mr.. Parker. the
500 City buyer.
MIR. and Mrs. Marion Morford, Of
the Hartford country, we're In town
yesterday and made the Record hunk
shop" welcome visit.
Dick Ziegler has been appointed
night Waterman by the board Of
trustees of the village. The right
man In the right place.
| The Rev. Fr Bernard came up from
Fort Yates Tuesday afternoon, and
next morning left 10y the y. p train
to visit friends west of the river
Rob Petrie brought up the first two
loads of wheat bought by the new
Bazaar elevator. Robert has large
acreage and a fair yield of grain.
The Record learns that Anton Lar
sons thrasher engine was damaged by
fire one day this week. The tire caught
from cinders dumped from the fire.
box.
MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Chesrown, OF
Winnebago, Mimi, parents OF Frank
Chesrown, are expected to arrive here
tomorrow to visit their Linton rela-
tives.
VIM. McCrory, q brother of John
McCrory and well-known early set
tier of the Missouri Slope, but Of late
years residing near Tacoma, Wash,
is in Linton this week visiting his
relatives.
az Linton State Bank has real
estate money to loan OH good farm
land, improved, five years, annual in
terest, with privilege of paying sloo,
or any multiple thereof, on any
interest-paying date.
Albert Tough, clerk at the Bazaar,
is taking few days lay-otf hunting.
1t is not expected that he will bring
in larger game than elephants but
then, let him tell about it when he
returns from the chase.
Eugene Weldon, of Mondamin, Iowa,
arrived last Saturday in Linton, went
up north and returned and took the
train for home Wednesday. Marion
MoIford secured q claim for him in
the Glencoe neighborhood.
John Jenner, of Winona, was in
town this forenoon. He was accom-
panied by his brother Karl, of Lodi,
Cal, who has been visiting him for a
week or ten days, and who is to take
this afternoon s train en- route to his
home.
Miss Pearl Dunn, Of Des Moines,
Iowa, arrived in Linton Tuesday to
till the position OF hat-trimmer for
the Misses Tough. The young lady is
said to lie an expert in the business.
She will remain here about two
months
Mrs. Olaf Pchrson. OF the Tell neigh
borhood one of the county's early
settlers, died last Monday. The fune-
raj took place Tuesday. The deceased
lady was good wife and devoted
mother, and she leaves a large circle
of friends TO mourn her loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Huse, OF the Wi
mona neighborhOod, were In Linton
yesterday to meet Mr.. IIuse's sister,
Sister Walburga, of the Benedictine
order. who arrived last evening from
Bismarck, where she had been at the
hospital for month. Sister Walbur-
ga is one of the old-timers at Fort
| Yates. having been there at the time
Sitting Bull was killed on the reserva-
tion and helped to nurse the Indian
policemen who were wounded in that
| trouble.
Prof. j. r. Crawley, principal Of the
st. Paul Ind.) public schools, who.
accompanied by his wife, spent yaca-
tion with friends in the Linton neigh
borhood, writes as follows TO the ed
itor concerning that big catfish Mr..
Crawley caught in Beaver creek, a
few miles east of Linton: Friend
Streeter Possibly you remember
about that catfish weighing seven and
a half pounds that caught in Beaver
creek. cannot convince some OF
the Sc Hoosiers that this report is any.
thing but tish-story. Perhaps your
paper contained a statement OF 1t. i
left that week before the Record