Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-14
4 pleasant surprise and farewell part =

il pleasant surprise and farewell party
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mack, of Hull, the same evening. An
enjoyable time is reported Miss
Shmn returned for her home at Cart
TRACE. South Dakota. Saturday.
Geo. l.. Flaherty returned to his
home at TT. Dodge, Iowa, after spend
ing six weeks here looking after his
farming interests.
Cora Atha, who has been attending
school here this winter. returned to
her home at Ortonville Wednesday.
Her friends very much regretted to
see her leave.
e8lf you want tine or coarse sand
for plasterng. or gravel for concrete
work. call on Il. w. Chase. He will
deliver in large or small quantities at
reasonable rates.
\. z. Wagner was visiting at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Baker, Ct the Rrofy neighbornood
over Sunday. He says that the small
grains in that section are looking fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank a. kuehn, Miss
Phema Schumacher and jacob We're
came up from Hague Monday on a
pleasure trip in Franks new auto
The party returned the same evening.
All we hear on the streets to-day, is:
What Go you think Of the shower?
What is your land worth now How
are your pumpkins coming Forty
thousand more in the land business.
Etc.
Major Beldcn came over from Fort
Yates Monday and took Tuesday
mornings n. 7. train for Bismarck,
where he will attend the term OF the
United States district Court which
convenes there this week.
Miss Nellie Wolvcrton. returned To
her home at Font Dodge, Iowa, We'd
Lesday. She spent the winter with
Doctor and Mrs. Wolverton and the
many friends She made here during
her stay will certainly miss aer.
The board of Emmons county COM
missioners met in adjourned session
Monday, for the purpose of inspecting
several bridges, crossings and roads.
There we're present: Commissioners
Robert Buchanan, S. Il. kurtz, VIM.
Cievclinga and Il. NJ. Nolk.
Arrangements are being made ia
Linton for a proper observ ance Of
Memorial Day. Ii the weather should
be pleasant on that day, the exercises
will take place in the open air at the
courthouse, and the procession form
ing on Broadway, will march thereto.
The program will appear in our next
issue.
Prof. j. II. Crawley and wife, of st.
Paul, Indiana, arrived in Linton last
Friday evening tospend the summer.
Mr.. Crawley is Il thoroughly profess
sional man out TO see what the west
has i'm store for a college-bred man.
We hope that they will like the coun-
try and make this county their perma-
nent home.
Messrs. Will Carmichael, Chris. VOL
fer and Peter Shier, Linton delegates
to the republican state convention al
Minot, accompanied by Delegate John
Mebcr of the iceland neighborhood
who reached Linton Sunday evening
left for the Magic City by Monday
mornings y. p train. Delegate Ole a
Sierslee, OF Tell, and j. |. Roop, OF
Hazelton joined them at the latter
named place. while Delegate August
Benz added himself to the bunch a
| Besaha. Delegate Wesley Baker
drove TO Bismarck The trip takes
| am entire week The Elnmons county
\ bows will have Il six days absence, a.
| follows. Monday forenoon TO BIS
marck, Tuesday by special train nortt
| through Wilton, Washburn. Under
wood etc, to Minot. Wednesday. SCI
| The sights of the town. Thursday. con
vention day; Friday. return to BIS
| marck: Saturday evening. reach home