Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-08-27
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Messrs. S. r. Rrindle. j. II. SNYDER
and Roy Yeater, of lIazclton. were
in Linton Wednesday to attend the
meeting of the democratic county
committee.
Carpenters are at work on the new
Bazar elevator The elevator ma
chlne-house is completed and the
gasoline engine installed. The foun-
dation of the Hagg elevator is also
completed.
/ II. G. Cooper, of Bismarck, adjuster
for the st. Paul Insurance Company.
was in Linton last Thursday Mr.
Grain took him to Hague, in the
neighborhood of which place he com
paby had two or three hail losses
This company always settles its losses
/ promptly.
II. Il. Tegge's dwelling -housc was
moved from G. A. Broman's lot, on
which it had stood, to point two or
three blocks to the southeast. 1t now
has good location on high ground,
with a good view of the town. Wal
i ter krick's big engine did the work
last Monday.
Josephine Baker, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Wesley Baker, of Lvona.
who has been visiting MIR. and Mrs.
Shier and family her uncle, aunt and
cousins lin Linton for several weeks,
returned home Tuesday morning.
Harry and Frances petrie and Mamie
/, Shicr accompanied Miss Baker home.
| j. y. Bell, fatheruf Frank Bell, who
| lives seven miles northwest of Linton,
| arrived here Tuesday To do s.stllnt"
! of work with hammer, saw and square
and incidently shake hands with i,
number OF friends here. Mr.. Bell re-
Gently came from Bismarck and after
a short visit with his son is now erect
| ing a building for Fred Herbert.
/ Seven carloads If stock for the
South ST. Paul market left the Lin
ton yards last Saturday. They were
owned as follows: JOS Bosch, two cars;
Anton Homer. two cars: l.. D.Seeman,
two cars: John Nctter, one car. Anton
lIorner, Jos. Bosch and John Netter
accompanied the shipment. Tuesday,
W. Wilkinson shipped two carloads
of cattle TO South st. Paul.
MIR. and Mrs. S. Galley. who are re-
Gently from Ephrato. Cal. where they
have an extensive ranch, butoriginally
from Nebraska. stopped over i'm Lin
ton Monday night. leaving on the
Tuesday morning train for Hague on
an extended visit 10 their son, Herb
Galley, well-known here, from whence
they will make a trip back to the old
familiar scenes smiling faces and
well-remembered landmarks.
The outlook is good for an increase
of pipe-smokers in that the Turner
hostelry is railing off mereschauns at
five throws for dime. We have
s.huncha that l.. A. Weatherby will
soon be putting away on one OF the
finest i'm tile lot, as he threw is with
the bones beating out q young lady
by but then young ladies shouldn't
smoke anything stronger than cigars.
| Tuesday night II. Temple, OF Brofy,
and Clemens kelsch tied on IA. Temple
buying out kelsch's partnership.
Messrs. j. j. Flaherty, Da'e Martin,
George Flahcrty and Miss Gladys Mar
|tin visited the Robert Petrie ranch,
in the Winona neighborhood. Sunday.
Recognizing the truth of the saying
that .curves are more beautiful THAN
straight lines, the party did not so
in bee line. but involuntarily, on
the trip down, visited many points OF
more or less interest Off the usual
route. They must have journeyed IN
a leisurcly manner, as they took about
seven hours for the twenty mile trip
from Linton TO the Petric ranch.
There are those who claim that the
party was lost most OF the time
Word comes Of the deathof the twin
girls of MIR. and Mrs. Oliver Hoskins,
residing about five miles northeast OF
Uazelton. who died suddenly last week.
The twins were about two years Old.
They we're named May and Fay. The
former died Tuesday evening OF last
week. Aug. 18th. and Fay died Friday,
Aup. Dist. at i a. NJ. Each child was
sick only about sixteen hours. Ihey
were the victims of a new disease. Dr.
Wolycrton was called in consultation
by Dr. Snyder in the case OF Fay ohe
second of the twins TO die. Neither
pbysican has ever seen case OF the
disease before. The mother and her
t.elve- wear old boy were sick with the
same trouble, but are recovering
Asan evidence that the hail-stofm
admit scout much ice'' i'm this section
(thouph it did cut into "fr" ex
ncctationsl, walk down the business
thorouphfare uf Linton WEAVING
f,ce that isn't ..hume- raised aud Z
You Amt importuDed 10 go to work ~
is because you may lie minus am arm
or two. The fellow that don t"ahl
work had better strike oil' '"r o''e
main line of the y. r.. where There y
an army OF men ltokin for jobs ana
in the interim looking hungry. ~
.,A ,,,an,inna1 that he inn