Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-15
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Winona Friday.
meals and lunches at all times
at the Linton Bakery.
DR.. Muench was up from Emmons-
burg the fore part OF the week
Ed Campbell and Don Bidwell were
down from Hazelton yesterday.
Call on Charles b. Carley, county
Judge, for final proofs and filings.
Leonard du Heaume is again down
IN South Dakota on lard business
Harvey Pettis is building livery
barn not far from the union depot
Robert Dixon was down from the
northern part Of the county yesterday.
The Royal Neighbors will give
dancing party In the opera-house to-
morrow night.
n L. ID. Seeman and wife returned
home Monday from California, where
they spent the winter.
Mrs. Andrew Frazier, of Bismarck,
visited her friend, Miss Minnie Gala
nan, in Linton, last week.
| G. W. Rurge has purchased thirty
horse power Flour City gasoline en-
glne and gang of eight plows.
Amos Goodman, an Aberdeen attor-
ney, was in Linton on professional
business a day or two last week.
G. a. Broman, who left last week
on trip TO the Pacific coast was to
go first to Corcoran and then to Santa
Cruz.
Capt. O'Flynn, the old pioneer Of
Tins northwestern region, was over
from the river country one day last
week
Wanted To purchase a quarter
section relinquishment in Emmons or
neighboring county. Apply at Rec
ord Office.
Tom O'Brien writes the Record peo-
pie to send his copy Of the paper to
him at 1929 Sixth Avenue North.
Minneapolis.
A petitition is being circulated for
the establishment Of a daily mail route
between Linton and Winona. by way
OF Emmonsburg
II. T.. Rice, OF southern Emmons, |
made final pfoof Friday, in Linton,
with Fletcher Ryckman and VIM.
Winterberg as witnesses.
Henry and P. j. Wittmayer visited
Eureka last week, called there by the
severe sickness OF their brother Jacob.
The latter is much better,
*For Sale-One registered Poland
China boar. Inquire or write W. r.
Brooks, three miles nofth and one
mile east Of Linton postoffice.
MIR. and Mrs. Isaac Moe arrived last
week from Iowa and will again make
their home in this neighborhood. The
lady was formerly Miss Matilda Knud
son.
Frank Lewis recently moved to the
Dale country, where he has made con-
tract to handle for term of years q
stock farm belonging to John Nc.
Crory.
The following named South Dakota
people are In Linton this week: John
Burns, the horseman, of Selby; Henry
Burnett, of Herreid, ]. FL. McPike. of
Pollock.
MIR. and Mrs. Jno. J. Flaherty will
leave Tomorrow for Fort Dodge, Iowa.
After visiting there short time they
will resume their journey to their new
home, Corcoran, California.
John Harold, the surveyor, came
down from Bismarck Monday evening,
and yesterday went over to the river
country, where he will do some survey
ing for Capt. John O'Flynn.
Comrade WAGNER is just recovering
from severe attack of the grip. As
he never "done nothin' " to the grip.
he doesn't see why the grip should
have IT 10 for him. Any way, lie came
TO Emmons county first.
Church services will be held next
Sunday forenoon at 1920 q. M. in the
Raven school-house, about eleven
miles northeast of Linton. The ser
vices will be conducted in the Nor
wegian language by the Rev. Belheim,
OF Mandan
Under the present mail system
lack Of system between Linton and
Winona, the copies of the Record for
Winona leaving here Thursday morn
ing get to Winona the following Tues
day, and to Pollock and Dale at about
the same rate of progress.
John Roop, Ell Campbell and Au-
gust Klabunde were down from Hazel
ton last Thursday. Mr. Roop brought
down Or. Britts, the veterinarian,
who had been called TO Hazelton to |.
treat one Of Johns horses. The animal
was supposed to be son its last legs
However, Mr. Britts soon had 10 in
good shape again
Lambert Tinholt, with his REQ auto,
and Paul Damberger with his Buick
machine, were up from IIerreid yes
terday. With MIR. Tinholt were o. A.
Olsen, J. +. Alker. Henry Herbolt and
Ed. Voight. With Mr. Damberger
were David Leidle, Arnold krause,
VIM. Siegle and Ben. Merscher, the
latter editor OF the Herreid Picayune.
Archdeacon Jones. Of Bismarck,
will hold services at the Episcopal
church on Sunday msrning at l0.3O
O'Clock. There will be solo by Mrs.
Smith and singing by the choir There
will be services in the evening at
O'Clock Mr.. Norlander will render