Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-01-09
''hiks' for home. He vas surprised
to Ind the summer weather atm here

''hiks" for home. He was SURPRISED
TO Ind the summer weather still here.
a daughter Vas born to Mr.. and
NM Ray Coonen, il Linton, Tuesday.
Mother and daughter are getting
along nicely.
Attorney F. H. Register came down
from Bismarck Tuesday evening to at
tend to some Law business. He left
Tor home BY this MORNINGS train.
Arthur McConville and family. Of
tho Dale neighborhood, will leave
Linton to-day for Akron, Ohio, where
they will make their future home.
December cath es5,0oO Of chattel
mortgages were cancelled in the Of.
dee u Register Of Deeds wittmayer,
10 linton-the banner day for cancel
lati0ns since tho county was organ
issd.f
Mn. w. E. Hageman and children,
via had been visiting Mrs. w. A.
Rodes and family, 1t Drlscoll, this
state, returned home last Friday.
Mn Rodes il sister or Mr.. Hage-
man.
Attorney Armstrong made pro-
fsssional trip to Braddock yesterday.
The town vas full Of people who came
10 70 attend the Albert w. Kampko
chat6el-m0rtgage sale Of horses and
cattle.
Tom Kiener, Frank McConville,
Lincoln Gray, Albert Debus, A. Olson
Rudy, Bert Sturtevant, Cliff. Putnam,
Chris Maiden, George Pitts aud Ell
mersdTritx were southenders In town
this week.
Last Monday was q very windy day.
Just i've years before-on the 9th Of
January, l9o3-there was also "big
wind" hereaboute, and q big prairie
lire tried UNNECESSARILY to fight its
way into town.
D. G. Sites, o. r. Letner, Wesley
Chandler and w. Graybeal we're down
from the upper river country . day OF
two this week. The party came
some pro and some comm the matter
OF laying out road. The pros won.
Harrie Spauldtng and John Baker
were down from Gayton last Thurs
day. 4arrie d baching while Mrs.
Spauldtng is away a-visiting, and the
neighbors say that no makes trips to
town % often as possible 90 as to dodge
his own meals.
Gus Broman IL now hard at work
6lling his ice-house. No cleaner,
clearer ice was ever put up in this
part Of the country. II comes from
Spring creek. Mr.. Brennan will cut
800 tons, . good share Of which will be
shipped out by rail.
Both Nj. and MrA A. CArley are
very sick. Mr.. Carley Is 81 years old
and his wife only . week Younger.
Everybody hopes that these worthy
old settlers may soon recover and be
with their children and grandchildren
many years to come.
Mrs. Michael Boland, . cousin Of
Mrs. Louis Msloney, and the formers
two daughters, left Saturday for their
home in Norton county. Mrs. Boland,
who was dangerously sick ct the Ma
l0ney residence several weeks, Is bet
ter, but Is far from we'll.
John Brossart, Of Berwick, N. D..
was in Linton Friday, returning from
. two-weeh8' visit with relatives at
Hague. Accompanying him were Pc.
ter F. Wolf. Andreas Wolf and Valen.
time Muller. Hagueites, who we're 60
ing to Berwick on . visit.
George Roberts, stock inspector ct
Yates, accompanied by Mrs. Roberts,
arrived BY N. p. train New Year day,
en- route to Yates. Since his appoint
ment George has been . lonely grass
widower, and he was returning from
trip to Dawson after his wife.
Andrew W0lfer and Gottlieb Schatz
OF Linton aud Gottlieb Berreth Of
iceland left Monday for Texas, to be
absent for about month. They left
s.. Paul Tuesday evening on special
train Of loureeen cars that Was to run
clear through to the Lone Star State.
Archie Stuart arrived last Saturday
from bis parents ranch, west of the
Missouri river, and Is visiting biz
brother.in and sister, Attorney
Coventry and wife, in Linton. His
sister Marian, who has been visit
tng here several months, will return
home with him.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Obermeier visited Mr..
and Nm. Brock, New Year day, ia
Will CaSmicheal's auto, with Engineer
Moore IN charge. On the way home
the chain went kapoot" and the pass
engers were compelled to walk three
miles. Good time was made. which
would have been better had August
been able to keep up with the process
sion.
NJ. E. r. Purlnton came down from
the north country Monday. Hi
daughter Pearl accompanied him and
+ attending school in Linton. Mr.
PurInh.a Is from South Dakota. III
thinks that, II the North Dakota in
snreents are not more loyal TO thu