Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-08-13

| Commissioner Sherwood was in
Linton yesterday.
- You can get a meal at Turner's
any old time for a5c.
| George Roberts, stock inspector ON
the Standing Rock reservations. was
up from Yates last Thursday.
Glen Coonen came from Bismarck
by yesterday evenings train. In a
few days he willprocecd to his home
In the Winona country.
II. w. Davis. OF Madison. Wis. y
brother OF j. Il. Davis. Of the Beaver
Greek Ranch, is out on IA visit to his
Emmons county relatives.
Born Saturday, Aug. ). 1905. to
MIR. and Mrs Jacob Beck. living seven
miles northeast Of Linton. boy.
Mother and son doing we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Peterson, SON
ln-law and daughter of the Rev. y.
Wood, arrived here from Chicago yes
terday 10 visit their relatives.
a; Wallace Ebert, pitcher of the Lin
/, ton baseball club. has been offered q
position next season with the Cedar
Rapids team, nf the Three-I League.
rs Call at the Ladies Store and
get Il bargain lie toys. everyday china
| and summer dress goods. Stop in aud
see for yourself. Selling at and below
cost.
Miss Sylvia Pring, the young lady
who has for some time been in charge
OF the Linton telephone exchange,
left Monday for "A months visit i'm
Iowa
NO word has yet been received from
Comrade Il. D. Wcscott, Who left last
week for Hot Springs, $. u ito become
a patient in the government sani-
tarium al that place
Born Friday, Aug. Z. 1905, TO MIR.
and Mrs. |. Mendelowi,z, a son. The
mother and boy are all right, and
Master Daniel, the big brother, says
he's friendly to the newcomer.
Messrs. Nicholson and Flanagan,
balI-players who have been members
of the Linton team, and Johnson, who
has been playing with lIazelton, left
Monday for their homes in Wisconsin.
"a II. W. Soue, the Eycsight Spe-
cialist, will be at the Stone Drug Store
again Tuesday. Aug. 18th, one day
only prepared TO examine detective
eyes and tit glasses when needed.
Don miss this chance.
r. j. Wittmayer is ON the the sick
list. A large swelling ON his neck has
developed, and is very painful. lie
went by yesterday lrainto Bismarck,
where he will consult the physicians
at the hospital. Peter Shier accom-
panied him to the Capital CITY,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Britts and
their cleven-year-old daughter Jessie,
father, mother and sister OF Asa
Brtts, arrived yesterday from Browns
dale, Mimi, to visit their Linton rel
atives. They expect to remain here a
couple of months Mr.. Britts is an ex-
pcricnced veterinary surgeon.
Fred Wittmayer a brother of Hen
~. John, Peter and Chris, reached
Linton by last Saturdays n. u. train.
He has resided in Alberta. about
thirty miles south of Edmonton, re-
Gently, and has been in Alberta for
the last sixteen months. lie is not
stuck on that part Of the world, by
any means. III you have the western
Canada bee in your bonnet, you would
better have a talk with Fred before
you start.
A new time table was put in opera
ton Monday ON the n. P.'S Linton
| Mckenzie branch The train leaves
| Linton at 7:45 a. M and arrives here
at 5:45 p. M. This is very greatly
| improved arrangement, as it allows
Linton people 10 get their mail the
| evening it arrives. with ample time to
reply to letters by the mail leaving
next morning. Heretofore the mail
has frequently arrived too late fordls-
4 tribution the same evening.
4 During President Mcl<inleys adj
minist ration, and at his suggestion.
congress authorized the presentation
OF bronze medal to each soldier OF
the Spanish and Philippine wars
whose record entitled him tp receive
| it. Bert Irvine received his medal a
few days ago. II is Of bronze with
colors. color bearer and two color
guards on one side and the words
philippine Instruction, T" on the
reverse side, For Patriotism, Forth
tude and Loyalty. 1t is not TO be
wondered at tina, Bert prizes the medal
greatly.
Capt. IIonstain arrived by lu 'sdav 5
Milwaukee Railway train. and VIII
visit relatives and friends IN Li"ton
a few weeks. The captain s'N> THAT
Monday night, while passing t'irush
Minnesota and eastern south p,kola,
a terrific hail storm WAS enc aiiiterea'
but whether it wiped cut the crops ne
could not say. as the region VAS lelt
far behind hs daylight. From day
light until The train reached Aberdeen
lie saw M siuns Of dAml.e " lne I'M