Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-04-23
every one who had the pleasure Of his
acquaintance.


acquaintance.
j. b. Brock has sold, by Leonard du
Heaume, the land man, his farm in
the Williamsport neighborhood, where
he has resided so many years. We
understand the consideration is So7
per acre.
Brother Lane says that Brother
Herolz will have three hundred ma.
jority 10 Emmons county, which as
sertion coincided with the remark
made an hour or SO before by Brother
Patterson.
Mr.. Elmer Fritz, Of Dale, and Miss
Clara Loutzenbeizer, OF Pollock. were
married In Linton yesterday by the
Rev. n. Wood. Both are we'll known
and popular young people, and have
many friends to wish them we'll In
their new relation.
Herman Backhaus, Of the Bazar:
Mr.. Capper, OF the International Har.
vester Company, and Mr.. Holbrook,
OF Standard OH, made q trip southwest
Tuesday In the Bazaar automobile.
Major Belden returned with them
from Winona. The machine gave
entire satisfaction.
Ed Lawler, of Hartford, was in town
yesterday after 25-horsepower Reeves
compound engine that arrived by the
Milwaukee. Mr.. Lawler will use 1t in
plowing. A big gang OF plows accom-
panies the engine, and the GU tit looks
as though it is powerful enough to do
the work required OF it.
In letter from w. s. Williams.
formerly Of this town, he says: 81 am
at present employed in the Lennon
State Bank, but have prospect Of
getting another position soon, which
believe will prove to be q better one
than I now have. Have not filed on a
homestead as yet, but am going out
again Tomorrow.
Reports coming FROM the Jack Ra.
nley ranch, two or three miles SOUTH
east Of Emmonsburg, are to the effect
that the Hart-Parr gas0line-kerosene
22.horsep0wer engine and four gang
plOws purchased by Mr.. Ramey from
the Linton Bazaar are doing good
breaking, giving entire satisfaction
both In quality and quantity Of work.
S. w. and Jason Wood and their
sister, Mrs. Melissa Leonard, of the
Larvik neighborhocd, took the Mil
waukee train Tuesday at Linton, en-
route to Lake City. Iowa. They went
in response to . telegram that their
father, Nathaniel Wood, had died
Monday at Lake City. Deceased was
seventy-three years old, and was a
Union soldier in the civil war.
Frank Jaszkowiak, the former Bills
porter, but now Of Bismarck, was in
Linton Tuesday few hours. He was
driving his new homemade auto.
Frank, for some time after he arrived
in town, was the center Of an interest
ed group Of present or prospective
devil-wagon owners, and the discus
sion Of high wheels vs.. low wheels and
air cooling VS.. water cooling was quite
interesting.
The following manned teachers have
been selected by Linton school board
for the next term Of school: Prof. #.
n. Hawkins, Of Mayville; Miss Inez
Sims, assistant principal; Miss Blanche
Huntington, Aberdeen, S. D., for the
fifth and sixth grades; Miss Florence
Nice ulloch, of Underwood, n. D., for
the third and fourth grades; Miss n.
NJ. Greenwood, of New Rockford, for
the primary grades.
Mr.. George Tingle, Of Linton, and
Mrs. Stella Searls, of Westtield, we're
married last Sunday. We understand
that George has rented a farm In the
southern part Of the county, and that
the young people will go there to live.
Mr.. Tingle is an intelligent, industri-
GUS young man who worked at the
barber trade about year, and he has
many friends here. The bride, al
though almost a stranger in Linton,
is extremely we'll liked in the south
ern part Of the county, where she has
been teaching school.
There is talk in Linton of organic.
ing fire company. Several Linton
ties were discussing in Smith & lr'
vines furniture store. few even
ings ago, the matter Of fire protection
All believed fire company should be
organized, to the end that central
lied effort could be made in case Of
fire. The suggestion was made that
every householder should have on his
premises a ladder long enough to reacl
the roof Of his building. There isn't
time for borrowing ladders when ones
) roof is on fire or he ard his family fine
1t necessary to leave the second stor!
through q window.
The Northern Pacific has for man!
months had surveyors along the Can
. non Bali river. 1t seems to be settled
that the road from Mandan souti
will be built this year at least as ia
IS Fort Yates. Curiosity is frequent
" expressed as to the objective po'n
Of this line. A gentleman who ha
. given considerable Thought to Sucl