Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-21

northeast of Linton, at IL a. M, and
at Omio at 3 p. m.
Prof. f. A. King visited at Aber-
deem over Sunday with his brother,
o. I. King who came from Morris,
Mimi, to register.
There will be preaching at the
Dale IL. church Sunday Oct. oath,
at II a. M. sharp. All come to this
gospel service. l.. A. Lovelace,
Evangelist.
Yesterday Judge Carley issued the
following marriage licenses: MIR.
John Schneider and Miss Regina
Bosch, both of Strasburg. Mr.. Her.
bert Benedict and Miss Edith Ke!-
ley, both of Larvik.
Thursday of last week DIR. Wolver-
ton was called to the home of Man
uel Elwess. twenty miles northeast
of Linton, to attend the two-months-
old SON of Mr.. Elwess, who was dam
gerously sick with pneumonia.
Under the provisions of law which
allows the widow of former Union
soldier to register by proxy in the
reservation land drawing. Earle
Smith went to Bismarck yesterday
and registered for his mother.
Henry Nathan, living about nine
and a half miles northeast Of Lin
ton, last Tuesday afternoon lost his
farmhouse and nearly all of his
furniture by fire. The loss, amount
ing TO about 81 200, is almost total.
Do you want home? If so, see
me. | can sell you good house al
ready built in Linton in a good loca-
ton with good we'll; or will build
one for you of lumber or cement and
give you terms to suit yourself. E.
d. Fogle, Linton. (jly-22)
Jerry Cole drove down from Brad
dock to-day. His horses were all
ing, and he had DIR. Britts examine
them. The DIR. thought the trouble
CHAMBERS. Jerry at once took the
team to his farm near Braddock and
notified the state veterinarian.
PHOTOGRAPHS Better get the
childrcn's pictures made before win
ter begins. We make them in cab
inets from THREE DOLLARS A
DOZEN ON UP. And each one is
guaranteed to please you. Give US
d trial and see for yourself. Smith
| Photo Studio.
John Blewett, of Woodman, Wis
consin, father of j. A. Blewett, re-
siding nine miles northeast of Lin
ton, is out ON visit to his Emmons
county relatives. He has just been
visiting four of his sons at Elan
dreau, S. ID. He expects to remain
two or three weeks.
Mrs. Norraine met with very
severe and painful accident last
Saturday at Mrs. Louise Carley's
restaurant. She fell down the cellar
steps, putting one of her shoulders
out of joint. She is still suffering
severely from the injury. She is
about sixty years old.
Last week Carl Vorlander's lost
dog notice was left in the paper by
mistake, the canine having been
found. But. as soon as Dick" saw
the notice he became offended at
the mistatement that he was lost,
and, resolving that if he was given
the name he would have the game,
he again lit out. But we are happy
to be able to say that he has again
been rounded up.
The following live stock shipments
have recently been made from Lin
tom F'riday-W. T.. Petrie, 4 car
loads of cattle; w. j. Marchant, /
carload of cattle; Elmer Anderson,
carload of cattle; w. McCulley.
carload of sheep; all the preced-
ing to Chicago. Saturday Don
RidwelI. 2 carloads of cattle, to
Sioux City; L. ID. Seeman, 5 car
loads of cattle, to st. Paul.
Attorney Armstrong came down
from the kintyre neighborhood yes
terday and reported that an attempt
had been made to serve some papers
in a civil suit against Gust. Fredrek-
sen, aud that by force of arms he
had resisted two of the sheriff
, deputies, Messrs. Wright and An
derson, who not being willing
to do Mr.. +. serious bodily harm :
were unable to serve the papers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Junge of Lin
5 ton and Fred Junge of Braddock re
4 turned to-day (Thursday) from Leo
la, S. d., where they attended the
funeral of Mrs. Fred. Young, moth
. er Of Fred and Albert, who died las
! Sunday from the effects Of a stroke
: Of paralysis. The lady was sick onl.
a week. She was seventy-one year
of age. The funeral took place
9 Tuesday at 2 p. m.. at Leola, from
b the family residence.
Perhaps it is not generally known
that right here in the Linton neigh
{ borhood there is being built up :
e blooded stock farm that is credi
IS to the county. Out at the o. O
s. johnson ranch Mr.. j. w. James ha
# in charge-he being a partner there
in fine lot of Galloway and Aber
deem Angus cattle. Among then
I are bunch of young bulls subJec
i to registry which those who hav
:, seen them say are hard to beat
i They will be sold at fair prices an
: on reasonable terms. Stockme
looking for sire stock would do we
le to give Mr.. James call.
A. -
" The Rev. N. Wood returned Nor
) day from attending the Mandan cor
# ference. He was located by the cor