Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-06-10
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Messrs. Durham and Call. of the
Dacotah Lumber Company, are in
Linton this week..
Harry Lynn returned home this
week from Grand Forks, where he
has been attending the university
law school.
There is to be new Lutheran
church built in the John P. Wohl.
Jacob Heyne and Henry Schaefer
neighbcrhood, in the eastern part
of the county.
A large number of the friends and
neigbors of the MAIDEN family came
up from the southwestern part of
the county to attend the funeral of
Miss Carrine MAIDEN last Monday
The Aberdeen American of yester-
day says that an operation was
performed at st. Iuke's Hospital in
that city, last Saturday, on Mrs. N.
+. Tracy, of Dale. and that the lady
is doing nicely.
Linton Veterinary Sweeny Rem
edy: positive cure for sweeney.
lameness and enlarged joints in.
horses. Only fifty cents the bottle.
AT the Linton Drug Compay. Carl
Vorlader. jnlM
The two-year-old daughter of
Jacob Reich, living on the Wenning
farm. five miles northwest of Lin
ton, fell from the porch last Thurs
day, breaking her collar-bone. The
little girl was brought to Linton and
the broken bone was set by DR..
Wolverton.
Jacob and Mat Reich, Phillip Serr
and Jacob Pfatf will leave to-day for
Lennon. From Lennon they will
strike out into South Dakota about
fifty miles to region where Mr..
Serr has a claim. and where the
other members of the party intend
to take up claims.
Harry Tallada returned Tuesday
from trip to kidder county. He
went there to help Mr.. Daniels
drive home the band of horses which
Charles Beckwith, under arrest here,
is accused of stealing. Harry, while
absent, traded for boss" which.
he alleges can run some.
All the seats were filled in the
Episcopal church last Sunday, there
beng forty-seven in attendance. The
singing was exceptionally fine. There
will be services i'm this church both
morning and evening next Sunday.
Every one is invited. Morning SER
vices, with sermon. at IL O'Clock.
Evening services, with sermon, at 8
O'Clock.
w. b. Andrus and his young son
Bernard were up from Dale Satur-
day to attend the funeral of Miss
Carrine MAIDEN. The postofiice de-
partment is in correspondence with
Mr. Andrus. who is the postmaster
at Dale, in regard to the extension
of the Hague Westfield mail-service
to Dale. That would give Dale an
excellent service something the
people there have never had.
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Irwin. former
ly of Dickey county, this state, but
now of Santa Monica, Cal, arrived
in Linton Friday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Weatherby. little Miss Ruth
and Master Bernard, respectively
their son in law. daughter and
grandchildren. Before their return
to their Pacific coast home they will
visit relatives and friends i'm Dickey
county and i'm South Dakota. Com
rade Twins health, which was very
poor for awhile, is much better at
present.
DIR. Woverton was called to Lar
vik, Sunday night, to attend Sher-
man Rudd. the liveryman of that
| place. Mr.. Rudd had unhitched a
team outside the barn, and slapped
one horse on the back to start him
| into the barn. One of the tug hooks
caught in Mr.. Rudd's jacket. He
was dragged through the doorway,
then knocked down and stepped on
| by the horse. Three ribs were torn
loose from the breast bone. To make
matters worse, the injury brought
on an attack of Mr.. Rudd's old en-
envy, asthma. and for time his con-
dition was very serious. However,
he is now doing well.
Tuesday evening large party of
the friends and neighbors of Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Lynn called at
their residence to bid them farewell.
previous to their departure for
the Pacific coast. There was music,
conversation and refreshments. and