Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-03-25
ment. He chose to serve seven and a
nalf days in jail in lieu OF paying the


Miles City Mont, for visit with rel
atlveS and friends ia Linton.
Arthur Ieigler and wife left SatNr-
Gay Tor Htllsview, $ ID, where Mir
Zeigler. will be section boss for the
Milwaukee road
The Royal NeighborS will meet next
saturday evening The business 10
Oe done Is important. An members
are requested TO be present.
4. Will Carmichael has ordered a new
llve- passenger Buick auto for use IN
J hlS livery business. The machine is
expected to arrive this week.
Linton'S automobiles are beginning
70 appear on the streets. This, as
aiso the appearance OF Wits seed cat
alogue, is "A sure sign OF spring,
AZ meeting Of the new board Of
v'llage trustees held Tuesday evening
Jacob Lang, OF the First district, was
chosen president of the board
Young Jacob Wollmann came down
from Bismarck last week. He has
JUST nniShed an enlistment In the
United States army and been dis.
charged
Auditor James Clayton, OF Leoa.
Mcpherson county, s d., brother OF
A. q: Clayton, OF Linton, came up
last Friday to visit his relatives He
returned home Tuesday
An parties holding petitions for a
grand jury are requested by States
Attorney Coventry TO return tue same
TO him at once, as they must soon bc
presented to Judge Winchester
Oscar, nine year-old son OF MIR. and
Mrs. Oscar Naumann. residing about
eight miles northeast of Linton, has
mild attack OF diphtheria. Dr. VOL
verton, who Ia attending him. says
there Is but little danger.
a new time table Is to 20 Into effect
the first week In April on the u. l.
main line. Two more trains from the
Twin Cities to the Pacific Alaskan
Yukon exposition at Seattle. Wash
inKtOn, will be put on to accommodate
the expected rush.
The Ladies' Of the Maccabces will
meet this evening. The following
named are applicants for membership:
Mrs. Nora Moore; the Misses Rose
haven, Minnie Callahan. Nora Green
wood, Alice Henderson, Emma Brooks
and l4avinna Marchant.
f. A. Grain left last week for Battle
Greek, Mich. lie will meet Mrs Grain
at Minneapolis, where She has been
visiting her daughter Lucille, IA Stu
dent at Stanley Hall, for a couple Of
weeks. MIR. and Mrs Grain expect TO
he t)Sent several weeks
MIR. and Mrs. c. A. Patterson have
returned from their trip OF several
months to the Pacific coast and
other FAR western points. Miss Frances
Patterson, their daughter, who is a
student at St Mary's school, Fart
bault, Mimi, came home with them
for a breif visit
MIR, and Mrs. A. w. Sims left last
week for VISIT OF fortnight or So
In the western country. Linton
friends OF Mr.. Sims have received
postal-cards bearing picture OF the
magnificent Union Printers Home at
Colorado Springs, from which city the
card was mailed.
Bert Irvine, Of the Linton furniture
firm Of Smith & Irvine, received word
Monday that his pension had been
raised from 81 tot Ss per month. Bert
was a soldier OF the Colorado regiment
in the '9S disturbance, and did good,
though not healthful, service in the
swampS and jungleso OF the Philippines,
which said service did not tend to-
|strengthen his constitution or add to.
his av0irdupoiS.
A quartet Of colOred folks arrived i'm
town by the Milwaukee train Friday
with the intention Of giving vaudc-
willie show in the evening Of that day
But, for some reason or orther, their
plans miscarried, and the show did
not matertalize. The troupe showed
at Strasburg the night before, and,
judging by reports from there, the
people OF Linton met with no great
loss by the failure to show here
1t is reported that some OF the pa
irons of the Linton schools are about
to petition the board TO hire no new
hemale or shemale teacher unless such
teacher has wings either in the ems
bryonic stage or fully developed. For
a nice quiet, gentle, happy, uncyent-
ful life, with no opportunities for pro-
voking harsh criticism and making
enemies, we're he not country news
paper man the writer would wish u
tie bucolic schoOlteacller
Following is the program of papers
to he read At the meeting of school
officers which will be held In l.intunI
next Tuesday, March Both. Essentia
Apparatus and Furniture: Number of
Months OF School Each Year, and Di-
vision Into Terms. Hirinp Teachers |
School Libraries; Free Text Books:
Method Of Conducting Business Meet
ings of the School Board; Sanitary
Conditions la Our Public Schools.
Othe. arrangements are also being
made for the meeting.
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deceased wife and mother leaves seven
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