Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-02-13

he will undoubtedly do we'll in this
county.
6For Sale-Several good teams OF
working and driving horses. Call at
VIM. carmicheal's livery barn.
John Haley, Geo. Knudtson and
Charles Carlson were down from the
upper-river country Thursday of last
week.
Editor Thurston has sold the Ha.
zelton Republican to L. 8. Hoacland.
recently of Bowdon. but formerly Of
Medina.
The band boys have changed the
date of the proposed concert and
dance from the 22d of February to
the 18th of March-St. Patrick's Day.
This will give the boys more time to
prepare program.
A postal-card from Or. Muench,
such card bearing postotiice stamp
mark OF Berlin, Jan. 10Th, says: 1--WE
are both we'll; but the weather this
last week IS horrible-snow, rain and
slusi. Best regards to all.
| The Stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles H. Gontka. Thurs
day. Jan. 30th, and left baby daugh-
ter. Everybody all right, and the
smile OF Charles couldn't be rubbed
OFT with piece of sand paper.
A ladies aid society has been formed
In the Fairview neighborhood, about
a dozen miles northeast of Linton.
The officers are: President. Mrs. Dex.
ter; vice president, Mrs. Seeley: Sec
rotary, Mrs. Harding: treasurer Mrs.
Willis.
Miss Phoebe House, an early settler
of Emmons county, residing in the
Glencoe neighborhood, died Saturday.
Feb. lst The Record learned none
OF the particulars Of the lady death.
except that it was caused by lung
trouble.
"a Four young work-horses. two wag-
ons, two sets of harness (would also
trade for colts), one drill, one NOW
err, one sulky pillow. one set of bob
sleds. Inquire of r. l.. Herbert,
on G. w. Lynn's farm, two miles
west of Linton.
Last Sunday the cemetery ten miles
northeast of Linton, the land for
which was given 10y Jacob Heyne to
the German Lutheran church. was
dedicated bY the Rev. John II. Bunge.
Edward Ballet was the first one to be
buried in the new cemetery.
| Linton athletic club got busy Mon
day night and gave an entertainment
at the opera house. There were many
feats not feet-of strength exhibited
for the ediication of the assembled
multitude, among which we're several
up-to-date exhibitions in the boxing
and wrestling lines. A good-sized
crowd was present, and the enthusi-
asm was intense.
Louis Dornbush and Cornelius Van
Soest came up from Strasburg Tues
day, returning on the south-bound
train the same day. Mr.. Dornbush
has sold his machinery business in
Strasburg to his partner. VIM. Clever
inga, and his dwelling-house and lot to
X. Z. Meyer. lie will devote his en-
tire attention to the grain-buying busi-
ness at the elevator owned by himself
and MIR. Cleveringa.
Miss Josephine Mouw, ofSioux City,
Iowa. who had been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. 2. G. Rocks i'm Linton, left yes
terday for her Iowa home. Thursday
evening of last week Mrs Rocks
gave an enjoyable little party in honor
of the lady, a number of young people
being present. The evening was spent
with music, games and conversation,
aud light refreshments were served by
the hostess. Miss Mouw made many
friends during her sojourn in Linton.
Clarence Loutzenhiser, the man who
was rounded up in the lNildeer noun
tains some time ago-as the result of
hunt organized by Sheriff Jones, OF
Emmons county on charge OF
DEMONSTRATING, finally concluded TO
plead guilty. Word was sent to Judge
Winchester, and Saturday the judge
came down to receive his plea. The
prisoner was sentenced to two and a
half years in the penitentiary. Mon
day forenoon Sheriff Jones and Dep
uty Sheriff lIyes took Loutzenhiser to
the pen.
What would probably have proved
to be costly tire ifgiven little more
time was nippcd in the bud Monday
evening. Mrs. Ferd Kruger, who. viii
} her husband. resides about a BLOCK
from the depot. noticed fire coming
from the roof of a small building neal
one of the elevators. She rushed l'
the depot and informed Agent Cole
who took a hand -eXtinguisher and ran
J to tile shack that was on fire. lie suoi
uuenched the flames. which had beef
caused by an overheated stoNe-pipe
that passed Through the roof.
Will Pagel returned Saturday from
Wisconsin. where lie was caledby 'ht
death OF his mother. The lady, whOs'
name was Wilhelmina Elmena pagel
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