Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-12-17

family, departed Tuesday for his home
ct McClusky, this state.
For Sale-Several good teams OF
working and driving horses. Call at
VIM. Carmicheal's livery barn.
Little Bernard Weatherby was Sc
verely bitten BY dog, In one Of his
cheeks, the other day. The wound was
cauterized BY DR.. HoRue, and it is be-
lieved that nothing worse than scar
will result.
George Peterson and his daughter,
Miss Louise, we're up from the Winona
country yesterday doing some shop
ping, Mr.. Peterson returned Sunday
from Minneapolis, where he had an
operation performed for cataract on
both Of his eyes.
Grand Forks, n. D., Dec. l5.-R.
Hayward, state high-school inspector,
announces that three new high schools
In the state we're admitted to classifi-
cation ct the recent meeting Of the
htRh-school board; the schools admit
ted being Hannah, Linton and Stark
weather, all of which go in the third
class.
All those who desire to take out
second papers" at the May term Of
court will have to file their application
with the clerk Of the district court
by the iirst day Of February. There is
no chance for obtaining second papers
at the May term unless this is done,
as the United States law allows no op-
tion in this respect.
Comrade B. A. Williams arrived In
Linton Friday, and has been visiting
old friends and neighbors. He will
leave to-day or tomorrow for White
Lake, 5. d. After visiting his BROTH
er there couple Of weeks, he will 60
to Ancho, N. NJ, where his son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. C. ].
Williams, formerly Of Linton, reside.
The subject Of the sermon next SUM-
day evening In the NJ. E. church will
DO 1.-THE Star In the East, = a Christi
mas theme. The choir will have songs
appropriate for the occasion. More
seats will be placed 10 the rear of the
church, 20 that those who arrive a
little late will not have te leave II
they find the church somewhat
crowded.
S F. Rudd and his nephew, Ed.
Charington, Of Chester, S. D.. arrived
In Linton Friday. They brought with
them nine head of horses and some
farm machinery, buggies, etc. They
proceeded to Mr.. Rudd's farm, near
Brofy, where they will do some farm
ing next summer. Mr.. Rudd intends
to start . livery stable in Brofy in
the spring.
William Surfing, who arrived in
Linton several weeks ago, called here
by the serious sickness with typhoid
fever Of his brother Fred, and who
afterward came down with the same
disease, has now been sick for twenty
nine days, and Is still for from being
out Of danger. He is ct the home Of
his brother.in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. b. Irvine, In Linton.
A resident Of the old town calls ouI
attention to the fact that there are
two sides to the s'dog" question. BE
says that he has no sympathy with
anybody who shoots dogs With toy
pistol, manning the animals and caus.
Ing them unnecessary pain. He says,
however, that there are several dogs
| In West Linton that . man would be
justified In shooting with . cannon.
These dogs are never so contented as
when chasing and killing chickens,
and, the more valuable the chickens,
the more energetic are the dogs in &C
complishing their destruction, and
the owners Of said dogs pay no stten-
tion to complaints.
r. C. Burlingame, of Larvik, and
Mrs. Nettie e. Lauderback, Of Hen
~, S. D., we're married Wednesday,
Dec. 9Th, at 1870 p. NJ, BY the Rev.
Beach, OF the Congregational church.
at Redfield. S. d. The newly-married
couple arrived In Linton last Thurs
day By the Milwaukee. They have
gone to housekeeping on their farm
near Larvik. The bride, although a
stranger here, has by her agreeable
pleasant manners very favorably Inn
pressed those who have met her. The
groom Is On intelligent, enterprisine
Young man Of the Larvik neighbor-
hood. The Record wishes Mr. ant
Mrs. Burlingame many prosperous
] and happy years Of life.
John Pfeifie and VIM. Hull, Of Hazel
ton, we're arrested Monday and brought
to the county seat on charge of be
ing proprietors Of swine with defective
eye-sight. A search of Pfeifle's place
resulted In finding nothing In thu
shape of talk-cordial or scrap-pro
motor-not even a bottle or glass o
the Dave Phillips brew. At Huli's
place = barrel Of malt was seized and
brought to Linton, action against the
owner to be dependent upon the In
toxicating qualities OF the stun aftel
! Il hes been tried on county Officer
ana le0islative candidates. Pfei1e-