Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-28

one carload of cattle; John Nc
Crory, to Chicago, three carload.
Of cattle.
A postcard from Aberdeen, re
ceived to-day by Postmaster Jones
states that Mike Mitch. of Linton
drew No. 2943 in the Aberdeen lane
drawing.
The winner of the second claim il
the Aberdeen land-lottery, Calvin
Bowdry, is young colored man Of
good reputation who has been ii
Bismarck only a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Perkins. of Gro.
ton. S. D.. who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Schwab and
Mrs. Chas. Green. of Omio. the past
week. returned home Monday. Mr.,
Perkins is a son Of Mrs. Schwab and
a brother of Mrs. Green.
The fire hall will be turned over
to the village trustees to-day. While
the contractors were putting up the
bell. yesterday morning, they tested
the same. which created quite a
commotion on the streets. The
building is neat and substantial in
appearance.
Just for the fun of the thing. y
Mrs. G. S. Lane sent in solution of
the puzzles in the puzzle contests re-
Gently closed by the Sigerstrom and
the Kimball Piano Companies. AS
result, Mrs. Lane has received
Sl25 from one company and S75
from the other for correct solu-
tions
Mrs. +. w. Orthmeyer, of Hazel
ton, went to Bismarck Friday to
have some spectacles fitted for her
daughter Gladys. At the Capital
City, however, Mrs. Orthmeyer as
certained that the chief trouble to
her daughter was caused by ade-
nolds, and a successful nasal oper-
alton was thereupon made.
Manager Turner has been so for
tunate as to secure date in Linton
from the great Scandinavian violin
ist, Christian Hansen, who will APP
pear in the opera-house on the even
ing of Wednesday. Nov. 10th. Mr..
Hansen is man with an interna-
tional reputation, and is said to have
few equals in his branch of art.
Mr.. Arthur Frederick and Miss
Agnes Matthews, well-known and
popular young people of the Hazel
ton neighborhood. were married in
the Methodist church i'm Linton yes
terday forenoon at 10 o'clock. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. N. Wood. Mr.. Archie ID. Fred
erick and Miss Mary Chase were re-
spectively groomsman and brides
maid.
There was considerable loss by a
big prairie fire in Horsehead Hart
ford) valley, Monday. Following
are the names of those the Record
has heard of who lost more or less
stacked hay: Ed Brooks, T. E. Law
Ter, Hermann Backhaus, Jr., Theo.
Meppin. We heard of no loss to
grain or buildings. The fire de-
stroyed the grazing on an area three
miles wide and about seven miles
long.
F. W. Orthmeyer was down from
the Hazelton country Monday to
meet a party of his friends from
South Dakota and Vermont. The
visitors duly arrived by the Milwau-
kee passenger train, and consisted
Of the following named gentlemen
and ladies': Jonas H.Smith and wife,
If Fairhaven. VT; DIV. Adams and
wife, of Fairhaven. VT; B. P. Adams
and wife. of Java. S. D., and W. M.
of Sutley, S. D.
Leonard. the youngest son of MIR.
and Mrs. C. w. Van Allen, of the
Linton neighborhood, died Tuesday
last at 9 o'clock a. m. He vas
year, 10 months and 3 days old. The
little fellow had suffered a long
time. For about seven weeks he
had been troubled with liberation of
the bowels. Then pneumonia at
tackled him, and in his weakened
be succumbed within a few
lays. The funeral took place yes
terday at the residence of the fami-
". The services were conducted by
The Rev. N. Wood. The interment
was made in Linton cemetery.
Hizzonner Carley has been doing
a land-oftice business recently in the
license line. Following is
a list of the hitch permits granted
by him since last report: MIR. Sebas-
tian Mastel, of iceland, and Miss
Helena Kraft, of Strasburg; Mr..
Joseph Lipp, of Hague. and Miss
Veronica Lauinper. of Stasburg: