Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-05-20
= slders by the conference. He was
reassigned to Linton. :

- el0etS Oy tue conference. He wa
reassigned to Linton.
Herbert Hallenburg, an attorne,
connected with Ball, Watson, Youns
& Lawrence, Of Fargo, was in Lintor
saturday attending to the big mort
cage sale OF the lands formerly be
longing to Prichard i Kneeland. and
sold BY them to George d. Brown
There are several sections in the
tract and the different mortgages tota
more than thirty thousand dollars.
*Great Sioux Reservation OPENING
This Year 1909 Of nearly Three Million
Acres Of Rich Farming Lands. Illus
trated book describes land, opening
qualifications for entry, with Section.
81 Map, fifty cents. Same, with com.
bined map Of the Dakotas, on heavy
paper, corrected to date, showing the
lands In colors, one dollar. F. B.
Fiske, Standing Rock Agency, For,
Yates, N. d. [my20l
Miss Helen Griffiths, of Hague, who
has been seriously i'll 1t the home OF
her mother In Sioux City, Iowa, since
last November, has gone to Colorado
with the hope ofregaining her health,
Her friends say that worry over her
final proof and the hardships OF claim
lie have seriously affected her health.
Letters addressed to her at 1900 Fill
more avenue, Sioux City, Iowa, will be
forwarded.
Tuesday, John, the four-year- old
son OF John Bossart, living about
twelve miles southwest Of Linton,
was the victim Of serious and pain
full accident. While one Of his older
brothers was grinding feed, the boy
had both Of his hands caught in the
mill. The first and third fingers Of
the right hand and the first joint Of
the second finger of the left hand
we're mashed. DR.. Wolverton dressed
the wounds.
Merchant Mendelowitz, OF the Lin
ton Leader store, went to Kuhn Tues
day. Mr.. A. Reichenstein, Mrs. Men,
delowttz's father, who had been ex-
tensively farming near Kuhn, recent
ly sold his farm. He was to have an
auction yesterday Of his live stock,
farm machinery, etc, and he wanted
his son-in-law there to help him with
the sale. Mr. and Mrs. Reichenstein
will come here to reside temporarily
with their Linton relatives.
Word comes from the Glanayon
neighborhood that Mrs. Stephen Silk
died last Thursday at Rochester,
Mimi, where she had been taken to
have an operation performed for gall
stones. She died before the opera
tion was attempted. The funeral
took place last Sunday at the mission
opposite Vanderbilt. Seven children
survive their mother. The pioneer
husband and sons and daughters have
the profound sympathy Of every one
in their bereavement.
Recently petitions prepared at
Winona, Emmonsburg and Linton.
asking for mail-service between Wi
mona and Linton by way of Emmons-
burg, were sent to Congressman
Hanna, with the request that lie in
terview the postofflce department
for the relief OF petitioners from the
most absurd and provoking condition
Of mail-route affairs ever experienced
in these parts. The following letter
has been received from the congress
man: II have your letter; have taken
the matter up with the department
as to the mail-service in the southern
half Of Emmons county. am in
formed that an inspector will at once
be sent out to look this matter up.'