Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-06-30
m TOWN AND OUT


Of July celebration this year.
Frank Chesrown arrived home
,.sstardav from his ranch across the
river.
Z Pettis and family have gone to
Madison. S. D.. their former home.
to reside.
E. ID. Fogel is over in Mcintosh.
: ID for a few days. looking after
his business interests there.
l.. Parkhurst and family vii
,save Saturday for Aberdeen. where
they will make their future hmc
VIM. Macnider and Miss Mar
yaret, his daughter, were Emmons-
hurg visitors in Linton last Friday
T. j Leick, of the Linton House,
recently purchased Asa Britts Model
10 Buick runabout The consider
alton was $50.
E. w. Baker, of Madison, Mimi.
who owns some land in Sec. 9, Twp.
1874. Rge. IS. is here looking after
his interests.
For Sale Good mich COW, piano.
heating stove and other household
goods. Call at my residence in Lin
ton. Must be sold this week.
Tom McCrory arrived here yester-
day from his California home to Wis
II relatives and friends. He will
take his young son Teddy with him
when he returns to the coast co,ln-
try.
Ralph and Walter Nagcl. of the
verdon ball team. while here were
visited by their brother. DOC"
Nage, who came down from his
home in the Livona country to meet
them
A hand-sachel containing several
dollars in money awaits the owner
at the office of the Emmons County
Record. The sachel was found by
Joe Eberle, who at once brought it
to the Record office and ordered it
advertised.
MIR. and Mrs. II. N. Turner re-
turned Monday from visit to the
Yellowstone Park. Then, as an off
set to his happiness. Mr.. Turner to-
day slipped and fell on piece of
broken crockery and badly cut one
of his hands.
Ben Christianson and III. A. Paske
returned yesterday evening from am
extended trip through northern
North Dakota and Canada. They
were absent about ten days. Mr.
Christianson reports the crop pros
poets worse where they have been
than here.
MIR. and Mrs. Brindle, Miss Lucy
Markley and little Miss Ruth Brindle,
Of Hazelton, were in town Monday
They were taking Miss Markley out
to the Lipp neighborhood, west of
Strasburg. where the lady was TO
teach a week or so to finish her term
Of school.
P. j. Wittmayer's little daughter,
Alma, was severely but not danger
ously burned one day last week. She
set fire to a tomato can in which she
had put quantity of kerosene for
the purpose Of destroying some po-
tato bugs which she had caught.
The flames flashed up and burned
the child. She is getting along all
right.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Loutzenhiser,
formerly Of Emmons county, but
now living in Pollock, accompanied
by their son Lewis, were in Linton
Saturday returning home from an
auto trip up to Medicine Lake, Mon
tana, to visit their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Allen,
formerly of this county. Guy is do
ing we'll out there.
David G. Lindsay, who spent his
boyhood in Emmons county, has
been visiting in Linton the past
week He has recently been en-
ployed by Mr.. Wells running a pillow
rig over at the Cannon Ball. His
brother Ned, who had his leg broken
several weeks ago while engaged
with the pillow, is at the residence of
George Suverly, near Clayton. and
IS recovering.
Charles Rensselaer, and family, of
the Emmonsburg country. left last
Saturday morning by the N. r.
Tram They were to change to the
800 at Moffit. and go to Ashley,
where they will visit relatives and
friends for few days. Mr.. II. says
~ ralned the other day out in the
river country, and he wishes 10
spend few of the dollars he expects
70 get for his crop next fall.
Ed Kruger left Tuesday for Me
Laughlin, S. d.. where he has taken