Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-25
lawns are very fine. and fruit

soou. ouinesS Is very Eood-mucn
better than we expected. don't
even get time to stop and gaze at
the store windows.
Mr. Drake, the man who first had
the nerve to buy extensively Of En-
mons county lands. when good
many capitalists were. fguratively
speaking, from Missouri, and
were waiting to be shown. was in
Linton the fore part of the week.
Michael Mahaney, ST.. was in
town few days last week. the OBJ
Ject of his visit being in connection
with the recent arrest and imprison-
ment of his son William. Mr.. Ma
haney did not see his way clear to
provide the bail required, and re-
turned to his new home near Mime
apolis.
Miss Morris Thompson, assistant
principal of the Linton schools, was
the victim of an attack of heart
trouble last Tuesday. While pursu-
ing her school duties she tainted
and was unconscious for some time.
The lady is recovering, but will not
be able to resume her school work
before next Monday.
A valued friend and Record sub
scriber whose address has been.
changed two or three times recently
writes. IL am surely putting you
to lot of trouble with my changes
of address. Not in the least.
That's what we are here for. We
are always ready and willing to
change addresses or five dollar
bills for subscribers, even if it hap
pens every week. No subscriber to
the Record need feel at all bashful
about asking US to CHI ange an ad-
dress or bill at any time.
The Rev. FIR. Hermann Decker,
of the upper Beaver Greek parish,
was in Linton last night. and this
morning took the train for Bis
marck. He had with him, to be
taken to st. Alexius Hospital for
treatment, daughter of kasimir
Mastle who is hard of hearing; a
son of Peter Schwahn who is also
deaf; also a daughter of Peter
Schwahn who has chronic ulcer ON
one of her limbs, and Miss Gcfrc,
who is afflicted i'm the same way as
Miss Schwahn.
The Marchant family will leave in
about ten days for Sandinas, south
ern California. in the Los Angeles
neighborhood. Fay Marchant, who
is in his last year at the high school
of Humboldt, Iowa, will come to
Linton and accompany his parents
to their new home. Mr.. Marchant
has done very we'll in a financial way
since he came to North Dakota, and
the family goes to the Pacific coast
for the reason that they believe that
both MIR. and Mrs. Marchant will
have better health i'm warmer
climte. Ben Haggard and family
will move to the farm when it is
vacated by the Merchants.
Jerry Cole, living few miles
north of town, says the Braddock
News of last week, returned Thurs
day from a Bismarck hospital where
he underwent successful opera
ton. Last week. during his alb
sence, four head of his horses were
condemned as being glandered and
were shot. Jerry was in the office to-
day and stated that the moment he
learned of the animals being diseased
he notified the proper authorities,
and thinks he did his duty. He
further stated that the horses were
valued at about one-half their worth.
and that he was dissatisfied with the
appraisement. The above is all the
News has heard of the matter.
Linton people will remember P.
P. Lagge, who was formerly en-
ployed by the Linton State Bank.
and who was given more than one
chance to brace up. He has been
getting into serious trouble over in
the country the other side of the
Missouri. He has been arrested on
a charge of having dynamited the
house of VIM. Shanafelt, a neighbor.
living near Leipsig The statement
of the case in the Mandan newspa-
pers is that Lagge and Shanafelt
Equarreled over some insignificant
matter. Laage chased Shanafelt
out of the latter's house and then
put two charges of dynimite under
the building, wrecking the struc-
ture
James Todd was over from Cay
ton, Saturday, attending to some
business and bidding goodbye to
old friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Todd and
their children were to leave to-day
or tomorrow for Scotland, where