Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-28
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comrade and Mrs W L. Bales
We're up from Glanavon yesterday.
Eugene Kilmer. formerly pro
prietor of the Linton House. was in
Linton Tuesday.
Franz Tempel and SON returned
Tuesday from Marion. S. d.. where
they had been visiting. and where
Mr. Tempel has business interests
Harry Fiddler was up from Artas
Saturday. Besides other business
matters, he was looking after a
horse that wandered away last fall.
MIR. Martin Rypkema and Miss Lena
Van Beck We're married yesterday
at the home of the brides parents,
IN the Dale neighborhood. The Rev
Lovelace performed the ceremony.
Earle Smith and Bert Irvine went
to Aberdeen last Saturday. They
rode IN an auto, which was to be left
In Aberdeen, and returned home
Monday by train.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Is. Andrus and
family of Dale were in Linton
Wednesday. ON their way TO the
Hazelton country to visit the Far
rells, Mrs. A. relatives.
James W. McKitrick and family
arrived last week from Humboldt
Iowa. He is tirst-class carpenter
and has engaged with Elmer FogIe
tor the remainder of the season.
Mrs. John Jenner, of the Winona
nelghborhood, was brought to town
Tuesday by her husband TO have a
fracture of her right wrist set. The
INJURY resulted from an attack by
a bull.
Earl Atha and j. A. Lang re-
turned Friday from their trip to
Fargo, where they went as delegates
from the Linton lodge of knights
OF Pythias to the state gathering of
the order. They report very pleas
ant trip.
Mrs. Elma Cotiied of Dale was
IN town Tuesday and left Yesterday
to attend at Mckenzie the
convention of the Ninth District of
North Dakota of the w. G.. L. IT,,
of which she is president. The con
vention was in session yesterday and
is in session to-day, adjourning this
evening.
There will be ameeting of citizens
OF Linton at the Britts barber-shop,
Friday evening, July 29th, for the
purpose of organizing a gun club.
All those who believe that the time
has come when if the determination
of the prairie-chickens is to he pre-
vented the game laws should he
strictly enforced, are invited to be
present.
Miss Minnie Rocks, sister of
Clerk of Court y. G.. Rocks, arrived
from her home in Holland.
Mich, to visit Mr.. Rocks and fami-
~. The young lady witnessed an en-
act not down in the pro-
gram of her visit, as she, with Mr..
and Mrs. Rocks and Master Eddie
Rocks, were in Herried on visit
and saw the big fire there.
There was a considerable crowd
present last Thursday at the old set
tiers picnic in the grove on the
place formerly owned and occupied
by Peter Shier, in Clayton district.
The Linton band was feature of
the day, and speech by Gov Burke
was ON the program. But the auto
in which the governor; his friend,
w 7. Thurston, and the chauffeur,
We're riding, went lame and the
party hoofed it several miles, ar
irving on the grounds about seven
O'Clock. The speech was made.
however, to those who had not gone
home.
Tillie Wudtke, a young woman
living few miles south of Linton,
was arrested Monday on complaint
of Mary Amundson. proprietor of a
hotel at Hague, this county 1t
seems that the Wudtke woman went
to Hague last Saturday and stopped
at the hotel. Soon after she left
several articles of female wearing
were missed, and she was ar
rested. The goods were found at the
Wudtke abode. She appeared be-
fore Justice Wagner, in Linton, who
fined her s25 and costs, The fine
was paid, and defendant was given
time TO work and earn the costs
Merchants and housekeepcrs of
Linton have much trouble Of late
by having spoiled eggs brought in
from the country and foisted upon
them. Not long ago woman took
eggs to a Linton store and wanted
to sell them to the merchant He
told her he did not think they We're
good. and the breaking of one after