Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-08-20
m TOWN AND OUT.

az the Linton D1hCIy.
Elmer Fogle made a business trip tc
Fort Yates last Thursday.
THE county commissioners met In
in special session Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Huse, of Winona,
we're in Linton Thursday last.
r. W. Soule, the eye specialist, was
IN Linton Monday and Tuesday.
,rFor Sale -Fourgood draft horses
Annly at Carmicheal's livery barn,
Linton.
Herman Marshall and William Stang
we're no from the Pollock countay last
Monday.
John Snyder came down from Hazel
ton Monday, returning Wednesday
morning.
Sherman Dewitt has justcompleted
the painting of the interior OF the
courthouse.
Little Dorothy SLENDER, who was
quite sick with cholera infantum, is
getting we'll.
United States Commissioner Wealth
erby made IA business trip to Hazelton
last Saturday.
II. w. Batter, cashier of the Hazel.
ton bank, visited with friends i'm Lin
tOnOyer Sunday.
~ For proofs, filings, etc, apply 10
L. A. Wcatherby; United States Com
missioner. Linton.
Comrade Joseph Fuller came up
from the Winona country Monday for
avisit with Linton friends.
Several cases of smallpox i'm light
form have developed at Hazelton.
They are all under quarantine.
- The First Bank of Linton, Lin
TIN, N. d.. has rcal-estate money TO
loan on good farm lands, three tn live
years.
Attorney Armstrong and Banker
Grain made Il trip by automobile to
Ashley last week. They returned
Monday
Three carloads of cattle were
shipped from Linton Saturday. Two
cars belonged to L. ID. Sccman and the
other TO w. Wilkinson.
The baby girl of Fred Rcemtz and
the baby girl of John Bosch were on
the sick list with cholera infantum,
but are getting along nicely.
Assistant Attorney General Stevens
passed through Linton last Friday
night on his way to Bismarck from a
trip To Adams and Hettingcr counties.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene pettis, with
their three children (boys), from Mad
ison, s. d., arrived in Linton last Fri
DAY. They will make their home here.
VIM. A. Gross and Karl Reich, of
Iempleton, was in town Tuesday. The
former is erecting IA 24,OOO-bushel ele-
vator and the latter is running a hotcl
at the place named.
Register Of Deeds Wittmayer re.
turned Monday evening from Bis
marck, where he went for medical
treatment. lie was operated ON for
an abscess on the side of his neck.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Pctrie were up
from Winona Thursday. There has
oeen no hail in the Pretrie ncighbor
mood, and Rob's crop of more than poo
acres comes through in good shape.
10 several instances dead prairie
chlckens have been found where the
damage by hail was recently done. Ii
one instance we have heard Of half
grown jackrabbit being found dea6
alter the storm.
Mr. and Mrs. James Yocum and
children Mildred and Trixie, of Pol
'Sk, visited friends i'm Linton q day
VI Two last week. They were accom-
panied 10y Fred Dufloth, Mr.. Yocum
o'oVher-ln-law, who is out from IA
yette, Idaho, on a visit.
Anton Larson was down from tb,
uor'l' country Saturday. He is run
.'ne a steam thrasller. lie purchases
nom W. +. Petric IA big wagon o,
"n'ch q cook.car will he loaded, as Mr.
Larson will carry his own crew an,
o.aId them, thus relieving the womel
=. Ihe various households where h
..''aslles Of much extra work durin
thrashng-time.
A' The meeting OF the boardof coun
=, commissioners, Monday. Messrs
''"ef"oad, CleyeriDga and Kurtz wer,
PRESENT. Commissioner Buchana
sent a letter Of resignation. but it di
~. arrive until after the board Ina,
'u1oufned, and therefore his succes
~, was not appointed. Mr.. Buchanan
-, .-s never taken kindly to the posi-
-, o' VI an ofllc.-holder. Whenhe wa
a,sc'ea 1t was certainly case Of til
. mce seeking tile man. as he did u
'sassing, and, rs far as could b
", uld nothing whateverin the wa
sol'clting votes. The Record un
ae's.ands that his successor will be ap
rS' A.ed at the next meeting, the ap
ca' "'.'hp board being the auditor, .h
m, Judge and the four other CON
''neTs. In case OF Il tie. the la,