Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-07-23
school-house next Monday evening,
July 9th. All are invited.


per bushel. VIM. Raven, Linton.
Bart Lee came up from Emmons
burg Tuesday and bought a mowe1
from the Bazaar.
Mr.. o'Neill, the hustling Mckenzie
land man, was q Sojourner in Linton
over night. Thursday OF last week.
See George Brooks If you wan, some
OF Sayman's Vegetable Wonder Soap
There is none better.
r. Jensen, Of Wakoneta, S. d.. who
had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bred.
burg, near Linton, left for home Sat.
urday.
Last Sunday Archie Newcomb
while bathing in Beaver river, stepped
on sharp root or stone and cut one
of his feet severely.
The Linton Reds went to Hazeltou
yesterday and played a game of ball
with the Hazeltons, the former win
ming 5 to-. A large number OF Lin.
t0nites attended the game.
Comrade Cuonen and wife were in
Linton the latter part of last week
returning TO their home in the Wi
mona country from visit to their son
aud daughter-in-law, Richard Junior
and wife, in Bismarck.
Peter Peterson, employed by John
Peterson, . farmer residing about six
miles cast Of Hazelton. was in town
the latter part OF last week to have "A
broken arm set. The injury resulted
from blow by a hay-stacker, which
knocked MIR. Peterson from the stack
Dave Flanagan and Harry Nichol.
son. ball-players from New London,
Wis, arrived in Linton last Monday,
and will play with the Reds during
the remainder Of the season. MIR.
Flanagan is an intielder and Mr.. Mich
olson is both pitcher and catcher. THE
former is a brother OF s'Sib' Flanagan,
who pitched for Linton last year.
John Wingerter, q young man living
In the southern part Of Emmons coun-
ty, is charged with stealing a horse
from Scott High, Of the same neigh
borh0od. lie sold the horse in Pollock
to Mr.. Chittick. Then he boarded a
500 train for Chicago, but was headed
of At Hankinson. Sheriff Jones left
to-day to bring back the prisoner.
Tuesday was a strenuous day with
DIR. Wolverton. He was called to
Pollock on account of the serious ILL.,
ness of Mrs. Devan, who is much i'm
proved at the present writing. He
then drove to a point about twelve
miles west OF Napoleon to attend Mrs.
Geo. j. Straub. Then lie went to ia
zelton to quarantine case of scarlet
fever.
Mrs. j. w. Seney, accompanied by
her son. Fred, and daughter, Jessie,
is visiting her son-in-la law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Burge, at
their farm home on lower Beaver
creek. Mr.. Fred Seney is a twin
brother OF Mr.. Frank Seney. who was
here on q visit some time ago. The
two gentlemen are as alike in appear
ance .'as two peas. =
Fogle 4 Haas have contract for
making the cement blocks TO. one
story store building to be erected by
Jacob Jangula and Emil Hardt. who
will conduct gents furnishing bust
ness therein. The building will be
erected on the lot adjoining the DAT
finrud hardware store on the north.
The price paid by Messrs. Hardt and
Jangula for the lot was $500.
There will be baseball tourna-
ment in Linton, beginning Thursday,
July Both and continuing Friday and
Saturday, July 3lst and Aug LIST.
Five clubs will take part in the tour
nament. IIazelton. Pollock and Ma
poleon have promised to send teams.
1t is hoped that the Fort Yates boys
will be the fourth visiting nine. II
they cannot come, another club will
be secured.
Tuesday about noon, while Mrs.
Chris. Loebs, having her baby with
her, was driving to the field where
her husband was at work, the buggy
tongue dropped, the frightened team
ran away, and woman and child were
thrown out. The baby was not hurt,
but the mother had one OF her
shoulders dislocated. She was brought
to Linton and was treated by DR.
Hogue. The Loebs reside about
twelve miles northeast Of Linton.