Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-06-04

| ~ More waist and dress goods at
Miss Smiths.
~ For Sale-Several good teams VI
working and driving horses. Call at
VIM. Carmicheal's livery barn.
a stone street-crossing was put in
this week, in place OF the old wooden
walk, across broadway between the
Lynn and Patterson corners.
For Sale-A sheep-dipping tank, in
good shape. Reason for sale: gone
out OF sheep business. Call on A.
Bredbe:g, at tin-shop in Linton.
One thing we can all agree on: The
trustees of the burg are getting the
streets, crossings and sidewalks in AL
condition. Village organization comes
high; but it's worth the money.
| % Instrumental and Vocal Music
Will be taught by George Brooks. Any
kind of instrument. First and third
Friday afternoons in each month, be-
tween and ! O'Clock. Apply at Lin
ton Furniture Store; or address A. III.
Irvine, Linton.
Frank Streeter spent a half.hour
at home Friday night. being here
with the South Dakota State Band.
OF Aberdeen, which accompanied the
jobbers' excursion. The Aberdeen
high school will close this week and
Frank will return home next Monday.
A sidewalk in accordance with the
village ordinances is being built In
front of the Linton House and the
lots south of it to Maple avenue.
There is now an unbroken line OF side
walk on the east side of Broadway
from Armstrong S corncrto the opera
house.
The editor has received an invita-
tion to attend the graduating exercises
of the senior class Of the Bismarck
high school, this evening. Miss Re-
genia May Farrell, youngest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. Farrell, pioneer
settlers In what is now the Hazelton
country, is member of the graduate
ing class.
Frank Appert, son OF that wor-
thy "Billsport" pair of pioneers, Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Appert, is in charge
of one of Frank Jaszkowiak s we'll
drilling machines, which is NOW at
work making IA we'll for Leonard dn
llcaume on one of his lots mmedi-
ately north of Attorney Armst rong's
office.
Major Relden arrived in Linton by
last evenings N. r. train, coming
from Fargo, where he had been at
tending court. Ben White and Pat.
rick Yellow Lodge, charged with in
Producing liquor ON the Standing
Rock reservation, were held for trial
in bonds Of $3.50. White gave bonds;
but Yellow Lodge 50 far has not been
able to do so, and Is now confined in
the Bismarck jail.
~ Lace yokes and trimmings at
Miss Smiths.
A teachers examination was held in
Linton Friday and Saturday. Fol-
lowing are the names of those who at
tended and took part in the work:
Mrs. w. j. Traver, Mrs. w. II. Ross:
the Misses Kate Dewey, Clara Kirk
patrick, Carrie Woodland, Olive Smith,
Elizabeth Christie, Mary Chase, NJ.
Pearl Baker; Messrs. Curtis Seeley,
Everett Doe, Lester Briggle, N. s.
Sheffield and Martin j. Dyk.
Merchant Doerschlag, OF Braddock,
and George Naramore, Of Logan dis
trict, republican candidate for county
treasurer, arrived in Linton Saturday
evening from the southern country.
Mr. Doerschlag had been down in
Glanavon visiting old friends, he hay-
ing been an early-settler in Glanavon.
Mr. Naramore was down there get
ting acquainted with the voters of
that strong republican precinct.
Mrs Nandalia Curbin. an early set
tier in the upper river region Of En-
mons county, died last Tuesday, at
her home in the Clayton neighbor-
hood. She was daughter Of the late
John A. Suverly, and a sister of ISL
and George Suverly. She was born in
Missouri in 1854, being about - years
old at the time of her death. The
funeral will take place to-day, the in
terment to be made i'm the Clayton
neighborhood.
A serious accident happened Mon
day afternoon to Fred Boeshans, re-
siding about four miles north Of Lin
ton. lie was riding to town with a
neighbor when, a wheel dropping In q
rut. the buggy was upset and he was
thrown out. The accident occurred
about two miles north of town. Both
bones of his left leg were broken near
the ankle. One Of the bones was pro-
truding through the flesh. DR.. VOL
verton is attending the injured man.
For some time a jar of beans has
been exhibited in the window Of the
Smith 4 Irvine furniture store, with
a notice attached to the jar to the ef-
feet that an upholstered rocking
chair would be given as a present TO
the one making the nearest guess as