Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-09-03
Turner'S the hotel will be under the
management of Ed. Flanders and Miss
Ruth Shaft.

suillcleht power TO climb any hill
most OF 'em on high without hay-
ing to open up your exhaust.
1T Is said that some of the prairie
chickens that met certain Linton
hunters Tuesday recognized In them
acquaintances of at least month.
Edward Braddock was called to his
old home in Philadelphia, last week.
by the sad intelligence of the death OF
his mother. He has not yet returned
Y-Call at the Ladies Store and
get bargain i'm toys, everyday china
and summer dress goods. Stop in and
See for yourself. Selling at and below
cost.
j. a. Kelley, of Dell Rapids. s. D.,
arrived here Tuesday ON tour of in
spection OF his extensive farming i'm
tercst i'm this county. lie expects to
return Saturday.
J Little Miss Maggie King. daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. James King, of En-
monsburg, is visiting at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Carley, as the
guest of their daughter, Clara.
Last Saturday young Wesley Baker,
who is running the Badger ranch, in
the Hartford country, was painfully but
not dangerously injured in his back by
| being knocked from a haystack hy q
haystacking- machine.
Two of the sandiest little boxers in
Linton are Clayton Carmichael and
Walter Mohn, bearing all the dignity
and age of ten and seven years reSpec-
1 lively. They handle the gloves just
like il was the real thing.
William Chamley, of Hartford, left
left Linton Saturday for Egan, S. D..
There he was 10 meet his brother, and
together they were to go 10 Benton,
] Wis, their mothers home, called
! there by the lady S serious sickness.
| konrad Berreth. Of Hosmcr, s. ID /,
IA brother-in-law of Jacob Souder, Of
the little Beaver country, after visit
ing with the Souder family four or
| five days. left Tuesday for Glenullin,
4 this state. To visit relatives at that
place.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Coonen. of SOUTH
ern Emmons, went to Pollock Sunday,
and Monday took the train for CreS-
pard. s. ID TO visit Mr. and Mrs. j. b.
Helm, their son-inlaw and daughter.
4 Mr.. Helm formerly ran a lumber yard
in Linton.
| Frank lrvine's new Ford run a
bout arrived by Mondays Milwaukee
freight. This is the third machines
of the Ford make that Frank has or
dered for himself, but he sells them to
anxious customers almost as soon as
they arrive
Mrs. Or. Dwight and children,
Gladys and Eidred, of LeMars, Iowa,
who have been visiting at the home Of
r. +. Martin the past month, re-
turned home Tuesday. Mrs. Dwight
and Mrs. Martin are sisters. Miss
Gladys Martin accompanied them as
far as Aberdeen, S. ID.
After the recent hail-storm in the
Strasburg neighborhood, Joe Feist, OF
that neighborhood. found about 800
sparrows that had been killed by the
hail. Rochus bosch, of the same re.
gion, found twenty prairie-chickens
that had yielded up their lives to the
pommeling of the stones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Grain and theii
daughter, Miss Lucille, intend to make
an extended trip before they return
from the Pacific coast. They viii
visit Seattle, Portland, Spokane ant
the other coast cities and return by
the Canadian Pacific to Minneapolis
/ in time for Lucille to begin her schoo
term at Stanley Hall.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Devan. of Pol
lock, S. ID visited friends in Linton
Monday. MIR. IDevan is not yer.
sold Teller. already yeti appear
ance. at least: but, just the same
when the writer was running TIN
Record along in the SOS, Mr.. D's La
Grace Courier was one of our valued
exchanges. "Tempus fugit, SUR
enough.
There was prairie fire last Frlda.
up north. 1t started in the Neumani
neighborhood. dozen miles or s.
northeast of Linton, and ran up Y
the George Naramore place. 1T de
stroyed five stacks of hay for farme
whose name the Record could no
learn. there being from ten TO twent.
tons i'm each stack. The Record ha
heard of no other damage. except tn
great damage TO the range.
If any newcomer or visitor wants U
see what corn will do on the Missouri
, Slope-and what it has done wear ate
) year-he should visit the farm hom
of William b. Donohue 1.-THE forme
Capt. Flick place.. Mr.. Donohue ma
! about 20 acres OF North Dakota Whit
Dent, ID acres OF Minnesota NO.
i "a yellow dent. and 10 acres OF smut
; nose Flint. The North Dakota Whlt
Dent has ears foot long. Mr.. ooho
J hue is an intelligent and progress'v
, farmer, and does not intend 70 pu