Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-04-07
the stalls Of Fulton Market.

tug stalls OF flltOn Market. But
there nothing that swims in those
waters that equals in eoothsomeness
the channel catfish from the cool
sprlngtime current If the upper
Missouri.
David Tough went to Bismarck
yesterday. One of the objects of his
trip was TO say Good by - to
George Proctor. Burleigh county
old-timer and friend of Mr.. Tough.
who is about to go to the new Cana
dian northwest to live.
Mrs. c. 0. Smith was on the sick
list last week, but has succeeded in
escaping from the attentions of old
Uncle Rheumatic. and this week is
wondering whether he is angry
enough at his anwelcome reception
to stay away hereafter.
The Epworth League will hold its
regular business meeting at the Nj.
E. church Saturday evening. April
9Th, from $ to 1880 y. m. All
young people are cordially invited.
and also those interested in religious
work and the advancement of Young
people.
Fred Homeyer and Daniel Nett
Ter, of Eureka. We're in Linton over
night Monday. They were on a
business trip to Glenullin and other
parts of western North Dakota. The
former is proprietor of the Eureka
tiour-mill and the latter is a real
estate dealer.
Roy Yeater and Thomas Pinks
We're north-country people visiting
Linton the latter part of last week
The latter returned recently from
years residence in Ohio. He SAYS
there is no place like North Dakota
for man who has hut a small capt.
tai or who works for wages.
Tom Coon returned Tuesday from
a trip to Butte, Deer Lodge and
other parts of Montana. He went
to look over the region in which
double homesteads (s20 acres, are
allowed to one entry. He found
there were advantages and disad-
vantages to settlers i'm the new re-
gion, and has not yet made UP his
mind to go there.
In response to petitions, the coun-
ty commissioners, i'm session this
week, divided two school townships
Winchester and Logan. The for
mer loses l333. IS. which is made in
to McCulley township. leaving l32,
IS, and l32 and 1873, II. as Winches-
ter township. Logan is divided so
that l34 and l35, "a, remain as Lo-
gan, and l34 and 1875. Is, make the
new township of Highland.
Early Tuesday morning Ray Coo
men started for Linton and in due
time reached the end of his journey.
Great was his surprise to find his
wife and children, whom he had left
at home, twenty-five or more miles
southwest of here, in Linton. They
had been brought here in a hurry by
Bert Chase in his auto, and had come
by route different from the one
taken by the head of the family.
They had been sent for on account
of the sickness of Mrs. Tallada, Mrs.
Coonen's mother.
A meeting of citizens interested
in base ball was held i'm the opera
house last evening. L. A. Weather
by was chosen as manager of the
club for the season and Albert Junge
secretary-treasurer. The executive
committee consists of L. ID. Seeman,
Thomas Jones, g. A. Brennan. +. J
Wittmayer and Aug. Obefmeier. 1t
was decided to have the players re-
port at Linton on May 18TH The
first game will be played at Linton,
Sunday, May Doth.
Lyman Clayton spent a couple of
days in Linton this week, returning
to his home at Leola yesterday. Ly-
man reports that the members of
his family are we'll The furniture
store is success, which Lyman S
many friends here are glad to learn.
His father. A. G. Clayton, is assist
ing in the store. A story comes
from Leola that, as a result of the
force of habit acquired from many
years of blaeksmithing, the elder
Clayton, the other day. absent mind
eddy started to shoe hobby-ho
that was quietly reposing in the
furniture stock
If there is any other region in the
United States where young man
who is industrious and saving can
get quicker independent start in
life than right here on the Missouri
Slope, we'd like to know where it
located This thought is brought to
the top of the editorial think tank
BY recent real-estate transaction
that took place in these parts. G..