Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-08
IN TOWN AND OUT.

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Eat at Turner's.
John Ro~erdink was up from West
held Friday.
Wheat is going some above 81. 20 in
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Groen were here
from Hull last Monday.
George Suverlv was down from the
Gayton country Monday.
Ed Logue went to Lennon Monday
to look over the country.
Miss Anna kenney arrived home re.
Gently from Beardsley, Minn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sims have returned
from their trip to the western country.
See the new lumber-ad OF Tempel
Bros, BrophY, elsewhere in this issue.
Sylvester Hurst was down from the
Glencoe country Monday aud Tuesday.
Register Wittmayer was Lintonite
visitor in the Capital City last Friday.
Mrs. Potwtn came up from Aber-
deem Saturday to visit her Linton rel.
atives.
Will Freeman and Adolph Kabus.
reiter were up from the Dale country
Saturday.
Frank kuehn and Frank Sahli
came up from Hague Monday In Mr..
Kuehn's auto.
Michael Baumgartner. OF Strasburg,
recently purchased the Buick auto
owned by G. A. Herolz.
States Attorney Coventry was in
Bismarck Friday on some business
with the district Judge.
Next Sunday Easter. Who wants
to ''peck eggs?" That's the way we
boys used to do In Missury.
Born-Thursday, pril l. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Buck, residing about five
miles west Of Linton, girl.
Hazelton has ladies' organization
known IS the Entire Nose" club, or
words OF similar appearance.
&c. Van Soest OF Hull aud Fred p.
Dr0og and Arie Van Vugt Of Hague
wilkins Australian Bird Circus
and Concert Troupe will appear at the
opera-house April 18th and 18th.
VIM. Wadby, Ray Coonen, John Ba-
der, VIM. Fetterley and Cliff. Putnam
we're Win0naites In Linton early this
week.
1t is reported that j. II. Davis has
just made . deal by which the big
Beaver Creek ranch passes to another
owner.
Franz Tempel, Of Brofy, left Linton
bY Saturdays Milwaukee train on
business visit to several South Dakota
points.
A patent for wire gate fastener
was recently granted to John POStle,
a pioneer settler of the Winona cOun-
try, in this county.
Miss Mary Sikel arrived yesterda
BY Milwaukee train from Minneapolis.
The young lady will keep house for
her brother, F.. j. Sikel.
There will be teachers meeting In
Linton Friday and Saturday, April
10th and 18th. The general public is
cordially invited to attend.
G. w. Lynn, w. E. Petrie, w. A.
Carmichael and ID. r. Streeter, bonds
men Of Peter Shier, contractor for the
Bismarck WtnOna stage line, are now
running the line.
Attorney Lane made professional
trip to Bismarck Friday Of last week,
the business being In respect to q mo-
tion In case to be argued before
Judge Winchester.
Miss Anna, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. T. Chaney, reading about
seven miles northeast of Linton, re-
turned Friday from three-years So
j0urn at Pipestone, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Smith. formerly
Of the Buchanan neighborhood, but
who have been absent In the CRur
d'Alene country of Idaho for some
time, expect to be In EmmOns soon.
Col. Weatherby, the abstracter-not
Of chickens from your hen-rosst, but
the near young man who for small
consideration writes out the pedigree
moguls Of the Capital City Wednesday
OF last week.
jacob and Gottlieb Aldinger and
their families we're In town over night
/ Monday on their way from Eureka, S.
D., to the Turtle Lake country, Nc
Lean county, this state, where they
have purchased farms and will take
up their residence.
A. n. Drake will build DWELLING
II tnp,co his Snpintv nv1 hiC M .,nck
OF town 1t will be frame building
2sx3O, one story and basement, and
will be located little west OF the old
stone building. The excavating for
the basement has already beer CON-
pleted.
John kindschy, who was formerly
employed as clerk in the Kabunde
store at Hazelton, and who developed
considerable ability as a drawer of
newspaper pictures, Is now regularly
employed ON the Aberdeen American,
A where he is doing some good work as
a cartoonist.
| A fire in Ashley, Mcintosh county,
last Thursday night, destroyed the
Splitter livery barn and two. thirds of
the stock of the Phoenix Lumber
Company before 1t could be brought
under control The livery stable was
complete loss aud one horse was
burned. The loss Is placed at sac, 600,
only partially insured.
Not long ago Mr.. and Mrs, Ezra
Stiles moved from the j. n Peterson
house, ON north Broadway. When the
family left. two rolls Of good-as ne v
linoleum were not taken, 1t being the
intention to return for them a few
DAYS later. But some time during
those few days a thief or thieves en-.
tered the house and stole the limo.
leum.
One OF the largest transactions be
tween individuals, in the matter Of