Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-04
about a week, and was on his way

| A. E. Chambers, of Larvik, is con-
fined to his bed by an injury sus-
tanned while doing some heavy lift
ing. DR.. Wolverton was called to
attend him, Tuesday.
! Mrs. Chas. Riggleman, Of En-
monsburg, left Tuesday for Iowa;
her sudden journey being caused by
the death of her brother, who was
killed in saw-mill accident.
Peter Wittmayer, ST., came up
from Eureka yesterday for a short
visit with his Linton relatives.
From here he will go to Napoleon,
Wishek and Streeter to visit friends.
Mrs. Reynolds, of Glencoe, was
taken seriously ill at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Theodore Mein-
hover, west of Larvik, Tuesday. At
last report she was much improved.
John Hirning, of Herreid. state
auditor Of South Dakota, was a bu-
siness visitor in Linton between
trains Saturday. The Record ac-
knowledges a welcome call from
the gentleman.
j. A. Steensland went to Aberdeen
Saturday, returning Tuesday. He
was accompanied on his return by
his wife and son. who have been Wis.,
iting in the Hub City and vicinity
| for some time.
Harry Lynn, of Linton, says the
Bismarck Tribune, is making a
great record as tackle on the North
Dakota University football team.
He is the son of Attorney George
Lynn, of Linton.
Mr.. Chilling. of Spring Valley,
Mimi, cousin of Mrs. Agnes
Stats, of Emmonsburg, arrived in
Linton Tuesday. He will take Mrs.
Stats back with him. to reside with
himself and family.
The price list of the Chicago Con-
signment Co. is lower than any ever
seen in this vicinity. H. A. He'll
hake. of the Chicago Consignment
Co.. is here arranging for the open
ing of their big sale. ADV.
Andrew Hansen was down from
the north country Tuesday. He was
accompanied by his brother Peter,
who was an early settler i'm Emmons
county. but who for good many
years has farmed in Barnes county.
where he has done we'll.
A. M. Britts has purchased the
cute little cooled ne-horse-power
gasoline engine that was on exhibit
ton in a Bazaar window. He is using
it for pumping water for his barber
shop, the new buildings having shut
off Asa's wind-or, rather, that of
ms alr-mOtOr.
Anton Gruenefelder and C. H.
Pearson were down from the Tell
country last Saturday. The people
up in that neghborhood have also
had some experience with their
county commissioner in having a
road laid out where it can never be
made passable.
Peter Rasmussen, John Bader and
George Peterson, Jr., of the Winona
country. came to Linton Tuesday,
and yesterday morning went to
Bismarck. The object of their trip
is to bid on an isolated tract in
their neighborhood which is to be
sold at the land Office.
Cliff. Putnam and Anton MAIDEN
were up Friday from the Winona
country the neigborhood in which
the county commissioners have re-
fused to give the people a road by
which they can reach their post
office, and are compelled to pick
their way through the hills three or
| four miles out of the way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Schneible, of
Dakem. returned Monday evening
from Devils Lake, where they had
taken their daughter Pauline. eight
years old, to the school for deaf and
dumb. The unfortunate child was a
year and half old when she was
taken sick with typhoid fever and
lost the use of speech and hearing.
The following birth notices have
recently been registered with the
president Of the county board Of
health: Oct. 10Th, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip Zoller, of Sand creek. a
daughter; Oct. 21st, to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. A. Gross, of Larvik, daugh-
ter; Oct. 25th, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Christof Krleg of Sand creek, a SON;
Oct. 9th, to to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Lowell, of Omio. a daughter.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued by Judge Carley
since last report: Mr.. Martin
Schmidt and Miss Magdalena Fet-
tig, both of Dakem. Mr.. Matthias
Fettig and Miss Teresa Schmidt,