Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-09-16

there this fall u reside
| George Flaherty left Yesterday on
a trip to Lennon, Fort Yates and
other trans Missouri points. He IN
tended to visit Aberdeen first.
Mike Smith has purchased the
cotfee-housc on the east side of
lower Broadway formerly run by
Hugh Flynn and Joe Mahaney.
Mrs. C. D. Logue and Miss Anna
Coon came from Braddock Saturday
evening to attend the funeral Of the
infant son of MIR. and Mrs. Billings
ley, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. j. Whitlock. of
Minneapolis, who had been in Lin
ton about a week, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Braddock, returned to
the Mill City Tuesday.
The siX-months-od son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Van Allen, who was dan
gerouslv sick for several days with
! cholera infantum, is recovering. DR..
Wolverton is attending the little fell
low.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Sims and
family left Tuesday for Minneapo-
lis, where they will spend the Win
ter. and where Clifford will attend
the University and Henry the high
school.
The first frost of the season in
this region occurred Tuesday night.
1t was light, and did no harm that
we have heard of except To the top
leaves of the tender vines in low
places.
Harry Duesburg, of Holland,
Mich. an old schoolmatc of Clerk of
Court Rocks and wife. after a visit
of about three weeks with the Rocks
family in Linton. departed for home
yesterday.
Will Ostrum brought his brother
Henry from the home farm in the
Winona country. Wednesday. for
treatment by DIR. llogue. The young
man was suffering from a severe
case of cramps.
| Christ. jacobson and E.W. Collins.
of the Winona country, were in Lin
ton Tuesday They came to pun
chase lumber, of which there is al
ways good supply to choose from
in the Linton yards.
Died At the residence of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. M .
Coon, the afternoon of Saturday,
Sept. llth. the six-months-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Norbert Billings
ley The fatal disease was bowel
trouble.
Mrs. Mary l.. Smith went to Bis
marck Saturday for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. w. III. johnson, and
little grandson, whoare in the hospi-
tai there. Mother and boy are get
ting along all right. and will be
home in due time.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Bloom, Mrs.
Frank Devan and Mrs. j. j. katzen-
berger were a party of Pollockites
in Linton last Monday. The ladies
came to have some dental work done,
and Hank came to see what a
real, sure-enough stone metropolis
looked like.
There is some inquiry as to what
| the letters S. O. X" the name of a
club of Linton young folks stand
| for. That s easy. To show that the
members are not i'm the condition of
| a gentleman named Simpson who
once represented Kansas district
in congress.
Last Thursday, Asa Britts, Bert
| Irvine and Emil Hardt, having been
selected by Justice Clint Wagner as
appraisers, went over to the farm
of Peter M. Van Soest, five miles
southeast of Strasburg, and killed a
| horse that had been condemned ON
account Of the animal having CLAN
ders.
4 Comrade Wagner will leave to-
morrow for Illinois to attend the an
lnual meeting of the survivors of his
old regiment, the Thirty sixth llli-
nois Infantry, which occurs at Sand
witch Sept. .,3l And the old gentle
mans many friends here wish him a
pleasant and an enjoyable visit with
| his old comrades.
/ DR.. Wolverton has purchased,
through the Linton Motor Company
| (Smith & Irvine), and is now using,
an f. M. T." thirty horsepower
auto. 1t the machine,not the doctor
is beauty, and bears evidence Of
being strongly built. The price of
the car is 81 go. 1T arrived in the
morning and was sold within a cou-
! Pile of hours after its arrival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miner, who
arrived here from Seattle, Wash,