Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-02-24
his vas to Bryant. s D. for a v.s,,
Of couple Of weeks.


Mrs. Anthony Magrum. who va:
reported in last weeks Record as
being seriously i'll. is recovering
VIM. B. Donohue to-day sold his
farm a few miles from Linton the
farm formerly occupied by Capt,
and Mrs Flick to Frank Volk and
Michael Roehrich. two young men
who are brothers-in-aw. The price
was SIG an acre.
MIR. and Mrs. S. G. Busby, up in
the Hartford neighborhood, are hay.
ing quite a time with measles ir
their family. Three of their children
and Miss Nina Hartman. a school.
teacher boarding at the Busby home
are i'll with the disease.
Robert and George Dickson made
the long trip from their home
about eight miles northwest OF
Braddock, to-day. They drove tc
Hazelton. left their team there and
hired livery team to come to Lin
ton. a pretty severe trip. the way
the roads are at present.
George Neumiller. of the Linton
neighborhood. has sold his quarter
section farm to Fred Pietz. The
price paid was $4,000. Mr.. Neumil
Ter will move to Canada. from a Wis
it to which country he has recently
returned. He says there is plenty
Of good land left in western Canada
that can be homesteaded.
The masquerade ball in the opera
house last Friday night. under the
auspices of the Ladies of the Macca-
bees. was we'll attended. The cos
tunes We're good, the music first
class, and all went merry as mar
riage bell" or words to that effect.
We understood that the financial
end of the undertaking was also
satisfactory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Petrie and MIR. and
Mrs. kyes are en- route to Michigan
on visit That is. as the public
land lawyers say, "constructively. y
for they were to have started week
or ten days ago Actually, however
they are in Linton. waiting for q
train on some old railroad or other
Wallie Kyes says, We're on the
way to Michigan.
DO you need mosquito netting fol
window screens? We understand
that Mr. l. Mendelowitz, at the Lin
ton Leader. has very good article
which he is selling at reasonable
price, either for cash or stand-ofr
Mosquitoes are said to carry certain
diseases in their claws, or their
"snoot, :" or somewhere else about
their person, and they should be
carefully excluded from living
rooms.
While party of boys were going
out from Linton, Sunday, to see the
snoW-ploW work. about seven miles
from town. several of them froze
their feet. Most of the Prostitutes
were slight, except those of Charlie
Fischer. who had his toes severely
nipped, but not to any serious ex-
tent. However, the boys saw the
pillow work, and that covered null
titude Of ills.
E. r. Purinton was one of the few
who recently braved the deep snow
and made a trip to Linton. He
came from his place Sunday to bring
his daughter Pearl and Annie Yam
isch and Stella Beastrom. neighbors,
who are attending school at Linton,
and who had gone home to spend the
preceding Saturday and Sunday and
were kept by the storm of Monday
of last week from returning.
George Brooks. the blind must
clan. will give concert in the
opera-house on Tuesday, March Sth.
consisting of vocal and instrumental
music. limitations will be among
the features. He will play two
different pieces on the piano and
sing different song. all at the same
time. He will also play on other
instruments, such as the octorene.
zylophone, etc. Don't fail to hear
the one-man band, playing three in
struments at the same time. Prices.
Adults, soc. Children BIC.
Two or three subdivided parties of
the big gang Of N. p. surveyors that
came to Linton a couple of weeks
ago, and then went from here by
team to Brofy, have been seen dur
ing the past week in all sorts OF
places north and northwest Of here.
They were in the Charlie Dewitt
neighborood, on Sand Creek and in
Horsehead Valley. 1t is said they
are trying to find a route by wich
the Edgeley extension can tap the
new line west Of the river nearer
Cannon Ball than line through Lin
ton and down the Beaver VALLEY "a