Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-09-02

Pollock to visit relatives there. She
will again come to Linton before he,
return to Wisconsin.
| Born-Sunday, Aug. 29th, to Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. johnson, of Linton
son. Mother and boy doing NIGEL,
and daddy is slowly regaining hi:
normal composure. Mrs. johnson
was formerly Miss Stella Smith.
| Monday last DR.. Wolverton was
called by DR.. Richey of Herreid to
consult with him at the home of w
i. Whitchurch, living about twenty
miles southwest of Herreid, over the
serious illness of Mrs. Whitchurch.
Master Stewart Reamer left Tues.
day for his home at Montello, Wis.
to resume his attendance at school,
after spending the vacation with
his father and his brother Fred at
Linton. Mr.. Reamer accompanied
him as far as Aberdeen.
Petrie's big stone building ON the
corner of Hickory avenue and
Broadway is getting up quite dis.
lance into the atmosphere. When
finished. there will be mighty few
towns of twice the population of
Linton that can show as roomy and
substantial a stone structure.
Station Agent Cole, the whilom
noted fisherman. has purchased the
Ford roadster formerly owned by
Sheriff Jones. The machine is a
good one, having been purchased
only last season, and Billy has taken
good care of it. County Treasurer
Naramore is also an autoist, having
bought new Ford from Irvine &
Bjones.
Claude Pettis was severely kicked
in the face Sunday by one of the
horses of F. A. Sherwood, for whom
Mr.. Pettis is working. The horse
had on sharp shoes, and the injured
mans upper lip and nose were bad
ly lacerated by the blow. The prin-
cipal damage was to the lip. For
tunately. none of the teeth was
loosened.
Services in the Methodist church
next Sunday at s p. m. The subject
of the sermon will be The Mask
Torn Off" The pastor would like to
see every citizen present. The Sun
day-school will reopen a week from
Sunday on Sept. 18th. The Sun
day-school will, until further notice,
be held at II a. m. Remember the
change in time.
Cards have not yet been printed
bearing the words &c. w. Lynn,
Attorney and Landlord at Law, =
but probably they soon will be. The
cause for this belief is that George
is running the Stone Hotel during
DIR. Hogue's absence in Chicago.
Now is the time for any old-timer
with three-ply appetite who wants
a free feed for old acquaintance
sake to call around and hang up his
Derby. Spring chicken at every
meal.
Any grain-raiser visiting Linton
should not fail to see the grain-tank
that has been put together and is
exhibited by the Bazaar people on a
lot opposite their store. These tanks
are having a big sale in all the grain
raising sections. Where a farmer
is so situated that he can hold all or
a part of his grain, one or more of
these tanks is almost necessity
with him. They are portable; they
are gopher and mouse proof; they
do away entirely with the necessity
of insurance, as they are made en-
tirely Of metal, and i'm them the
grain will be kept clean and dry.
Hermann Hardt and Christian
Baltzer, respectively register Of
deeds and county treasurer of Lo-
gan county, came over from Napo-
leon Friday by automobile. Mr..
Hardt came to visit his son Emil and
Mr.. Baltzer to see the country. it
being his first trip to this neighbor-
hood. Mr.. Hardt represented the
Logan Mcintosh district in the house
of representatives at the 1905 ses-
sion, and was one of the members
who loyalty supported the resubmis-
sion bill from the time it came up
for first reading until it was de-
| feated.
| Owing to stroke of good fortune
resulting from mistake, the little
folks and some not so little have
had chance to bestride the fiery
untamed merry go round steeds
this week. The owner of the ma
chine read of races this week at Lis
bon, and got Linton inst cad of Lis
bon in his head" AS he had beer
here before and had done very we'll