Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-08-05

| was q pTduuOcklte
visitor in Linton Monday. He
brought with him in his auto MIR.
Clay, q passenger.
Horace Soper, who has been help
ing out at Asa Britts barber-shop
during the past fortnight, returned
to Eureka Thursday. His successor
IN the shop is f. a. Nonnweiler. of
Kuhn.
a Sure Cure for Barb-Wire Cuts
bruises. Swellings and Sores of All
Kinds on Horses and Cattle is Car
bonlcrol. Only % cents the bottle
At the Linton Drug Company. Carl
Norlander. (jly-l5l
j. f. johnson, Olaf Hedblad and
John M. Olson We're in town yester-
Gay Tor the purpose of proving up
on their homesteads in the Tell coun-
try. They were witnesses for one am
other. The proof testimony was ia
Ken by Commissioner Weatherbv.
God bless the man or woman be
he or she resident of town or coun-
Try who Is thoughtful and unseltish
enough to once in awhile take the
time to give or send to the printer
man happening or happenings of
local interest. May their shadows
never grow less.
Mrs. Z. j. Brown had quite a live
~ experience yesterday as she was
about to start With the mail for
Hartford. Her horse ran away.
throwing her from the rig. How
ever she suffered no injury except to
her feelings by the unceremonious
and undignitied dump.
Recently. Sheriff Jones took Ben
Gllland, Jr., who is charged with
DEMONSTRATING, to Lennon to appear
as a witness for the prosecution.
against man named Bovee, who is
accused of buying stolen horses,
knowing them to be stolen. Among
the animals purloined was mule.
which it is alleged that Bovee know
ing that the animal could be easily
| identified, killed and buried
The sheriff OF Campbell county. S.
d., was in Linton Sunday. He was
looking for a man named Weber, who
Killed Karl Rollinger in that county
some time ago for rankly insulting
Mrs. Weber. The man was up i'm
the Brofv neighborhood, and evil
IDENTITY was making little, if amy,
effort to get away. Constable John
Mohn went up from Linton with the
| sheriff, and Weber was arrested and
taken to Campbell county.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Looyenga and
their little daughter Plonia were up
Il
from Westfield yesterday. Mr.. Loo
yenga reached home last Monday.
from visit to Holland and other
parts in Europe. He had pleasant,
stormless trip across the ocean com
ing home. He says he saw no waves
that amounted to much until he
came in sight of the waving fields
of grain in North Dakota. Then it
almost made him sea-sick, some
| thing he had not experienced on his
ocean trip home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McCrory,
of Linton, expect to leave the latter
part of this week for Pasadena, CAL,
where they intend to make their
future home, and where they expect
| the lady's health, which has long
been poor, will improve. Every
body regrets the departure of this
family of early settlers. Both have
lived IN Emmons county since they
were in their teens They have no
enemies; and the best wishes of all
for Mrs. McCrory's better health
and for the prosperity of themselves
and their children will go with them.
The other day, when arrange
ments were being made for putting
in the foundation for the stone
building now being built by Edward
Braddock, on Broadway. it was
found that the Didszuneit building,
| formerly owned and occupied by
s|Cornelius RoWerdink as a jeWelry
|store) extended few inches on to
the Braddock lot. AS the building is
wider than the lot, but narrower
| from front to rear. way out OF the
dilemma was found by turning the
building half around and converting
the side into the front, which is be
ling done.
An automobile journal in the east
says that it is bad policy to neglect
the appearance Of the auto. 1t j!
worth while to look after the mat
tiers which contribute so much t.
the satisfactory operation of thu
machine. 1t is also worth while t.
pay some considerable attention t.
the looks of the car. An attractive
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