Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-15
Sergeant, j. c Morford, Mrs Bert
Greer and Mrs. orinda Noyes. The
lady will leave next Monday for her
home at Battle Lake, MINI

MIS-. James Jennings returned Satul
day from Ellsworth. Wis, where sh
was called by the sickness OF he
mother The lady is recovering.
More new autos in town. Smith 1
Irvine last Friday received two NOR
OF the four Bucks purchased by then
"a touring car and q runabout. On,
of their touring cars has been sol,
aud delivered to Henry Bloom, OF Pol
lock.
Ben Carls, OF Winona, was in TOW,
yesterday to meet his mother, Mrs.
A. Stiles, who arrived by the Milwau
kee train from visit with relaiive
and friends in Iowa. Miss Elm,
Dahn, a niece Of Mrs. Stiles, returne,
with her.
H. r. Hartman, travelling for tn,
Printers Supply Company OF Mime
apolis, was in town over night Tues
day. Mr.. Hartman was formerly
North Dakotacountry newspaper man
having published the LaMoure Ech,
for time
MIR. Martin and the children viii
leave week from morrow for thet
new California home. Mrs. Martil
will leave the following Monday TIL,
family. with MIR. and Mrs. Flaherty
will meet at Sioux City and make tn,
westward journey together.
A. G. Burlingamc, OF Watertown
5. d., will build a residence 24x36 OF
the southeast corner OF Oak avenue
and Ninth street in Linton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Burlingame will make their home
therein. Elmer Fogel has the con.
tract for doing the work. The gentle.
man is the father OF II. C. Burlingame
OF Brofy.
John Roop made a hurried trip from
tiazelton TO Linton and return, Tues
day. lie came down in his new auto.
The trip was for the purpose of meet.
ing the mother Of Miss Stukas, OF Ha.
zeltOn, who arrived on the Milwaukee
train. Miss Stukas is a teacher In the
Hazelton schools, and she is danger.
ously sick
Frank Fiske, the popular young
Fort Yates photographer, was In
Linton from N p train time Tuesday
to the Milwaukee's departing time
To get to Yates he had to
take the Linton train to Roscoe,
thence the coast extension to station
on the reservation, and thence by
stage to Yates.
Or. Wolverton, OF Linton, and Dr.
Poort, OF Strasburg, recently per-
formed All operation on Maurits, son
Of Maurits Van Soest. The boy, who
is about fourteen years old, is suffer
ing from blood poison caused by his
cutting one OF his knees with a hatch
ct several weeks ago. Young Moritz
is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Joseph IIuse and her daughter
Marie, of Winona, and Sister Odelia,
o. s. b., OF Fort Yates the latter to
have some dental work done arrived
10 Linton yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Huse came to do some shopping. Rosa
High Cap and Mabel White Snow, In
dian girls, also came to have some
work done by Dentist Smith.
Ed and Leonard Logue have re-
burned from their trip to Lennon, S.
d. The latter went over there to look
up a claim. But, when he found that
could beobtained nearer than
fifty miles from railroad station, ana
that 1t would cost fifty dollars for
some one to take him to the land and
locate him, he concluded not to file.
MIR. and Mrs. Weatherby will leave
by Milwaukee train to-day for Oakes.
They were called there by phone
that DR. F. w. Maercklein, Z
well-known pioneer settler and prom
inent physician formerly Of Nc
lntosh county, was dangerously III
from rheumatism OF the heart. Mrs.
is sister Of Mrs. Wealth
erby.
They say the sheriff is an expert
when II comes 10 picking feathers. 1t
Is reported that those who saw him At
work Tuesday evening and night said
they would recommend him to any
hotel who wanted speedy
hand to undress turkeys and chickens.
The story is not verified, however, that
The sheriff wanted to scald his sub
ject, saying that was the way house.
wives did to make the feathers come
otf easier He is now having much
trouble getting the tar from beneath
his tinger-nails.
The other day the editor OF this
of publicity hied himself to
,he Britts temple OF the tonsorial art,
and, after detaching himself from his
collar and necktie, mounted the chair,
and then took HE No. back
% the Office. Soon thereafter COPY
rom the scrape-shop as follows was
;ent TO the Record Office: Found
Dne collar, without sweat pad, 81 In
ize. Also, one breast-strap Left at
Britts barber shop at $40 a. m. >"
We had forgotten our collar and
lecktie, that was all. II was that
log -goned "Jim the Barber who sent
n the notice.
u. Z. Trenholm was in from his
place on upper Beaver creek yesterday.
lie says the people up there are wonder
ng as to the cause Of the many dead
ish found in the ice In upper Beaver
Ibis spring Not so much why they are
lead and in the ice, but as to the
reason OF their being in the creek at
.ll with the numerous illegal fish
traps in existence. Many OF the fish