Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-09-16

town grows into a city.
Miss Lucy Shier, the thorough,
competent and painstaking clerk /,
the office of Register Of Deeds Witt.
may will take 4 brief vacation anc
Will enjoy il by going 10 Bismarck
tomorrow to visit friends and rela-
tives there.
Do you want home. If so, Sc,
me. ! can sell you a good house al
ready built in Linton in good loca-
tion,with good We'll, or | will bulC
one for you of lumber or cement anc
give you terms to suit yourself. +,
D. F'ogle, Linton. tily-22)
Miss Lena Tough last Friday even
ing entertained a party of Young
ladies and gentleman at her rooms
over Smith 4 lrvines furniture
store. The function was in the ma.
ture of a farewell party 10 the
Misses lnez and Vivian Sims, who
were about to leave for Minneapolis
with their parents. The evening
was Very pleasantly spent.
Joseph Indren returned to Bis
marek Monday, after spending a
Week as the guest of Asa Britts.
The genial. Intelligent, all-around
good fellow, Joseph, enjoyed his
visit greatly and especially the
hunting part of it. Come again,
Joe. Your many Linton friends will
always be glad 10 meet YOU.
Little Theodore ("Tad") McCrory
gave people big scare last Monday
He was in Bert lrvine's auto, Bert
having asked him to get in and he
would take him to school. Before
the auto had come to a stop the boy
jumped out. He alighted ON his
head, rendering HIM unconscious.
However, next day the little fellow
was at school, as good as new. =
George Burge, of lower Beaver
creek. will ON Friday, Oct. LIST, at
his farm. ON ll-l32- rs, ten miles
west of Linton, have AN expert
present who will give a blowing dem
onstration with Mr. Burge's thirty
horsepower Flour City" gasoline
engine and gang Of eight John
Deere plows. Any one interested
in such matters is invited to be
present.
While the fifteen-year-old son of
Adam Gefroh was taking from
Strasburg to his fathers farm near
Dallem a separator that Mr.. Gefroh
had purchased from =. G.. Rocks,
the lad got his foot and leg caught
under one of the separator wheels,
.injuring him so badly that some of
the toes had to be amputated. 1t is
thought, however, that the leg can
be saved.
c. Nj. Steward and his sister, Miss
Florence, of brownsville, Mimi.
nephew and niece of +. w. Rritts
and cousins of A. M. Rritts, who
were visiting in Linton about a
week, left this morning for Courte-
nay, this state, to visit relatives
there. Mr. and Mrs. Britts ac-
companied them as far as Bismarck
and then went over to Mandan to
attend the fair.
State Senator and Mrs. j. Harvey
of Massachusetts, who have been
visiting their relatives, the family
of Mr.. HI. b. futile, in the Enmons-
burg country. left for their eastern
home last week. Mrs. Harvey is a
descendant of the poet John G.
Whittier Mr.. Harvey has Travelled
considerably over the Northwest.
He likes Emmons county, and will
probably make some investments
here.
Sheriff Jones returned Monday
evening from Chouteau, Montana,
i'm which neighborhood Frank keefe,
charged with stealing the horses of
Mrs. lIalsne, Peter Leoanrd and
Peter johnson, of Glanavon district,
this county, last spring, was arrest
ed. The Record understands that
all of the horses stolen dozen or
so in number have been recovered.
keefe was brought back from Mon
tana by the sheriff, and is now an
inmate Of Linton Jail.
Nov, Stiles is not very common
name,and, when anybody speaks Of
Stiles, one naturally takes it for
granted that reference is made To
the present Winona merchant and
former regular army high pri-
vate, instead Of the Linton butcher
of that name. Hence it is that, in
order to distinguish between them,
their friends and acquaintance re-
fer to the early-comer of the Cattail
as 'Old Stiles, and to the more
recent arrival as The Latest Stiles. "
States Attorney Stevens and wife,
-of Bismarck. We're ia Linton day