Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-03-11
IN TOWN AND OUT.

City Tuesday.
*WANTED-Girl to work at Turner's
hotel and restaurant.
| Meals and lunches at all times
at the Linton Bakery.
$. \. Fischer, the Strasburg bank.
er, was in Linton Tuesday.
fFor Sale-Good work horses. j. Il.
Davis, Beaver Creek Stock Farm.
Earle Smith and Carl Huiners made
a business trip TO Bismarck this week.
Gerrit Foss and Dirk NanBeek were
up from Westiied on business last
Saturday
III you want good hand made har-
ness, single or double, call on Henry
Wittmayer.
ST. Paul Daily News, Feb. cath: The
gold excitement has started talk of a
so, ,000 hotel at Westteld, n. u.
Hal Tracy, looking to be about
thirty-ti five. but the father of six boys
and two girls. is a Dale visitor in Lin
ton to-day
Leonard du Heaume, of the real
estate firm Of Du lIeaume \ Reamer,
returned Monday from business trip
to South Dakota.
Ernest Larbeck, formerly Of Linton,
but who is now holding down home
stead claim near Lennon, was in
Linton yesterday.
| Ben. johnson and family and John
johnson and family left Tuesday for
Ontario, Ore, where they will make
their home in future.
For Sale One registered Poland
China boar. Inquire OF write w. II.
Brooks, three miles north and one
mile east OF Linton postofice.
Or. Woiverton, Superintendent of
the board of health, made trip to
Braddock last Monday, called there
10y some new cases of contagious dis
ease.
William Rasmus, clerk in the Lead
er store, returned yesterday from Gas
person, Mimi, where he went to at
tend the funeral OF his older brother,
Louis.
Il. .. Nickel left Tuesday morning
for Minnesota and Wisconsin, where
he will buy a carload OF heavy work
horses. lie expects to return about
March 2Oth.
DIR. Wolverton reports the birth of
a daughter on March 9th to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Fliginger. Also, on March
10th, to MIR. and Mrs Chas Gillespie,
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Coon and fam
lily WILSON move out to their home
stead. They have been living in
town this winter so othat their children
could attend school.
IL is reported i'm Bismarck that the
position of land commissioner, from
which Mr. lIegge resigned last week
will be given to Senator Alex. Mac
donald, Of this county.
Aberdeen American, Wednesday:
Will Baker arrived last night from
Wayne, Neb. He will visit with rela-
| ltlveS here for some time before con-
tinuing his journey to his home near
Hazelton, ~ ID.
Born. Friday, March 5, to MIR. and
Mrs III. T. Tracy, of Dale, son.
Mother and boy are all right And
Hal: They say he looks just as happy
and smiles just as sweetly as though
this was the tirst-born.
Aberdeen American, Wednesday,:
Messrs. William Matthews and H. f.
Paul, of Linton, N. D., spent yester-
day visiting in Aberdeen. Mr.. Mat
thews is attending the Shriners'
meeting. Mr. Paul will return home
this morning.
Comrade a. G. WAGNER returned yes
terday from a trip of several months
visiting relatives and friends in Kan
Sas and Oklahoma. He had very
pleasant visit. He experienced "A Big
Wind down there bigger than any
thing of the Kind he ever saw or felt
here-one that blew off chmneys, !
pushed III windows, etc In fact, h
nearly lost his whiskcrs.
John Ropp, of Hazciton. the desk
clerk who wrote the house journal
a ln%;
was one Of the three clerks selected
by Speaker Burdick To assist the chief
clerk, after adjournment, In revising
and indexing the journal. Each mem
Der of the clerical force gets So per
day, and will be engaged on the work
until about the first OF April
Mr.. Jakob Hadle, Of Eureka, ami
Miss johanna Pfaif. Of Sand creek,
were married Tuesday evening in he
| Emanuel church On Sand creel. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
l a. a. B>chae. pastos # tine cnur.ii
After tie ceremony the bridal party
| par,oak Gf Il we!i-preparel dinner at
the home of the bride, parents. The
newly ma;livd couple will d-part next
saturday for Eureka, ami Will reside
IN the groom claim near that tosn
Mr.. Haidle is brother Of Mrs Fred
Ocllsner and Mr~. Carl Bender. Of Wi
mona.
Harry Dunbar, on Of Mr. and MIS-.
F. ii. Dunbar. who formerly lived with
his pare,ls and brothers and sisters in
wha. was theu HE Hampton bat now
the Hartford neighborho9d, was in
Emmons county this Week visiting
old friends and buying horses, he hav-
in1r Non a1a.rallnd ~. a hnrs1. daalnn f1ar