Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-01-30
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Be sure and call at our store one day
this week. G. A. Daffinrud.
Fay Marchant, a Linton boy who il
attending school at Humboldt, Iowa.
writes home in . happy strain. He
passed very creditable examination
on the 18th OF this month.
Paul Mausehund was over from the
Winchester country Tuesday. He is
circulating petition to the postofflce
department asking for the extension
lot the Linton Winchester line to
Hartford.
Nj. and Mrs. Henry Vessel, of
Tislo, Campbell county, were in lin.
ton, Monday. They had with them
their two-year-old daughter. Emma,
Who u being treated by DR.. Wolver.
ton for club-fo
Joe Burdick is hauling stone for :
basement to be built under the Rec
ord typographical temple, SO that the
machinery may be put downstairs and
. hot-water plant installed. Did
some one say, 'Batcave?"
=. A. Grain is absent at the Twin
Cities. Mrs. Grain will leave to-
morrow to meet Mr.. Grain, and, after
visiting their daughter Lucille, who
10 attending school at Stanley Hall,
they will 60 on an extended trip to
the Pacific coast.
Parties down from the north part of
the county. Tuesday, we're AL. and
Severine Mikalson, Archie Frederick,
A. West, Mrs. Perras, Geo. Thompson,
DR.. Snyder, A. L. Cell, N. Graham,
w. P. Thurston, John Pfeifie, Vim,
Baxter, Andrew Hansen.
Mrs. E. A. Grain showed us, the
other day, sprig taken from lilac
bush on which the buds were opening.
1t Is feared that, IL the wild fruit
trees and bushes have budded, the
usual large supply Of such fruits in
these parts will not amount to much
this year.
George Naram0re was down from Ha-
zeltoa Monday. Many people from up
north-those strong republican pre-
ctncts that haven't had anybody in
county Office for many a year
have expressed themselves as being
favorable to Mr.. Naramore's candida
cy for county treasurer.
Get q handsome set of ware, worth
$50, free. See advertisement in this
paper for particulars. G. A. Dafiinrud.
The family Of the Rev. A.A. Boschee
Is having more than its share Of war
fare with king Grip. No sooner had
Mrs. Boschee recovered from the grip
sumciently to be around than Mr..
Boschee had to succumb to the pre-
vailing complaint and has been con-
fined to the house for several days.
The Braddock News makes q sug.
gestion that ought to come to pass.
AS the trains now run ON the Linton
branch and on the 500, passenger
can leave Linton by N. P. train IN the
morning, change to the 500 at the cross
ing and get to Braddock the same day.
A passenger from Braddock can reach
Linton the same way. But the mail
from both towns must 20 to Bismarck
and lose : day on the road. The
News suggests . change Of pouches at
the crossing.
Ray Moore . Linton boy, took a shot
ct one Of his toes, Tuesday. He was
shooting 1t . mark with q 22-caliber
rifle. As he cooked the weapon his
boy companion stepped In front Of
him. Ray depressed the muzzle and
accidentally pulled the trigger. The
bullet went through the upper and the
sole of his shoe, on its way penetrating
the aforesaid toe. DR.. Wolverton
fixed up the toe, and it will not have
to be amputated.
C.Spilcke, the photographer who con.
Quoted DR.. Smiths gallery in Linton,
recently wrote to the doctor that he
(Spilcke) had had . narrow escape from
being burned to death q short time
ago. His house at Roberts, Wis.,,
caught fire, and, while trying to ex'
tinguish the flames, he was severely
scorched about the face and hands
He saved the house, but consider
able damage was done to it. Mr.
Spilcke will return to Linton t.
resume charge Of the gallery about
the first of March.
We are now prepared to do har'
ness repairing. Gus. Daffinrud.
4 An arrest was made last Friday even
ing in Linton of a young man named
Emil Splittslosser, wanted at Odessa
Mimi, ON . charge Of forging a check
1t was thought BY those interested 81
Odessa that Emil had come to Linton
Is he had an acquaintance here. 4
letter was written to Marshal Pagel
with = description Of the suspect
The latter was playing game Of poo
1t the pool-room, and his acquaint
Iauce called him emil The mar
shall thereupon arrested him. He
said his name was Brown. and that III
had Just came from Canada. Blu
that was fairy story. Monday tn