Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-03-26

Der OF the Thirteenth regular infantry
during the civil war.
t. j. G. Pitts drew the seventh
free meal-ticket at Turner's restau-
rant. We have more 2l-meal tickets
to give away.
u For Sale. Eve handle feed corn
IN any quantity. Call on Exchange
Elevator Company, Linton, Edw. G.
Kruger, Agent.
Christ. lWittmayer went down to
Eureka last Thursday, and while there
sold the residence he formerly occu-
pied in that city.
% Linton State Bank has real.
estate money to loan on good farm
land. improved, five years, annual in
terest, with privilege of paying 800,
or any multiple thereof, on any
interest-paying date.
Frank kuehn, OF the Hague State
Bank, was in Linton Monday. Among
the handy appliances that the bank
has from time to time installed is =
Burroughs adding machine. which
Frank says is just the thing.
Herbert Galley and Rochus Ell. taken
to Bismarck last week, charged with
violating the prohibition law, were
held in their own recognizance, by
Judge Winchester, to the May term
of the district court, in Linton.
Three new announcements are pub
lished in our Announcement" col
umn this weekly L. A. Weatherby
and j. G. Pitts-both for the position
OF county auditor, and by A. L. Cell,
of Hazelton. for clerk of the district
court.
The school board held . meeting last
evening. The selection Of teachers
will probably take place at meeting
of the board to be held next Friday
evening. 1t was decided that the
schools will have vacation next
week.
For lease. in the Winona Neigh
borhood-W V of w. " of Sec.
22-lSo-79; y. V of s. w. u and w.
!. of s. E. n of Sec. 2O-131.79.
Above two quarter sections to be
leased for 1905. l.. du Heaume,
Linton, n. ID.
DR.. Wolverton last Monday operated
for club-foot on Willie, seven-year-old
son of Martin klinger, Of Campbell
county. This is the DOCTORS sixth OPP
Grafton for this deformity, on as many
patients, since he located in Linton,
and all are resulting satisfactorily.
Auditor Pitts has received from the
state auditor the regular annual list
OF government lands that have been
placed on the Emmons county tax
list for the first time. There are 469
new tracts consisting of land proved
up, isolated tracts, etc. containing
an area Of 1886 acres.
Winona and Glanavon people in
Linton this week, most of them IS
principals or witnesses in the final
proof rehearings, are: Mr.. and Mrs.
John McCrory, Mrs. NJ. Fetterley, Pc
ter Leonard, Chris. MAIDEN, G. e.
johnson, Jesse Payne and son. John
Ashcraft, Harry TIMBER.
Adam Kraft was up from Strasburg
between trains, Tuesday The many
friends of his father, Peter Kraft,
an early settler in Emmons county
and former county Judge of this
county, are glad to know that the old
gentleman is not so great q sufferer
from his old enemy, asthma, as he
was a few years ago.
Excayating has begun for two resi-
dcnces on the east side of Ninth
street, between Hickory and Maple
avenues. The buildings will each con-
tain five rooms. and will be owned
and occupied by Mrs. c. F. Mewing
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Lang. Elmer
Fogle has the contract for the erec-
ton Of the buildings.
Merchant Stiles, of Winona, and
Roy Spangler, of Fort Yates, were
| arrivals in Linton Friday. Mr..
1 Spangler is the son of the we'll
known Kidder county old timer,
Postmaster Spangler, of Steele. Roy
is assistant postmaster at Fort Yates.
He took Saturdays train en- route to
visit the home folks.
An auction sale took place yester-
day at the farm Of Carolina Ballieth,
with Ben johnson as auctioneer. To-
| day there is an auction sale at the
farm of Peter Homer. eight miles
east of Linton, also with Ben John
son as autioneer. Saturday, April
4th, Jacob Allen will have an auction
| at Hague. He intends to move to
Lennon. the new town on the Mil
waukee coast extension.
The last of Col. Patterson's series Of
profound and interesting barber.sllop
speeches was made yesterday. 1t was
even longer than usual. In it the tai
ented ex-statesman took very strong
grounds against high-wheeled auto
mobiles and the candidacy OF w.
Jones for sheriff 1t is said that the
learned gentleman's next barber-slloE
discourse will be on the subject,
.sWherc l Went, What l Saw, and