Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-09-01
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.ail on Charles s Calev, count,
Judge, for ina proofs and filings.
The Linton public schools vii 81.
GIN next Monday September 9Th.
Mrs Fred Bertrand arrivee. Al
home from her western trip last
Thursday.
klelnens kelsch Will, the coming
term, attend the state university al
GRAND Forks, commencing with the
lopenlng of the school this month
The two months that are tbs
pleasantest of the twelve in this lati-
tude haze begun. September and
October in these parts are generally
about as near perfection as one could
wish.
Prof. King, the competent and
palnstaking principal OF the Linton
schools, arrived here tuesday even
ing 10y the n. r. He spent the vaca-
ton at his father home in Mime.
sofa.
Rawlin Miles. Of selbg, S. 10. has
rented a builing near the court
house from w. O. Irwin and viii
make his headquarters here. He is
travelling agent for a patent medi-
cine house.
1t Is reported that one of the chill
dren Of Mr. and Mrs. Sd. Busbv of
the Hartford neighborhood, was re-
Gently severely hurt by being kicked
by a horse. The Record could not
obtain the particulars.
/ a. a l.u.lwigs. of the irst Ma
tlonal Bank. Slipped and fell last
Monday. fracturing one Of he bones
IN his right hand. The injury is
painful, but will not permanently
cr'pple the hand in amy way.
Some time ago young Milton Gull
bertson hurt one of his fingers Sc
vcrely OF late the finger has be-
come quit stiff and bent. To get
the trouble remedied he went to
Bismarck Tuesday to have an upcr-
atlon performed ON the finger.
Word comes that conucaslie
| dictionary, South Dakota hunters,
being barred by statute for two O..
three years from killing prairie
chickens in the southern twin. are
climbing over the state line in large
numbers and puncturing the North
Dakota game law. The gObbeluns
II git EN- eff they don't watch out.
Mcintosh Is. d., Chief Mrs. w.
| y. Wade has been Very i'll With in
| iianmatory rheumatism for some
time past. and was ON Sunday night
taken to ST. l.uke's hospital IN Aher-
'NSli ipi tlNblllltIlt. tNIC NdS dC-
companied by her SON Frank and
Mrs l.. t. Clark. Her many friends
are panied To learn of her illness and
hope that she will enjoy a speedy
and complete recovery Mrs. Wade
| i, a sister of Mrs John McCrory of
Linton and wife of the first sheriff
OF .lmmons county.
A good many Linton people visit
ed Bismarck Saturday to attend the
Buffalo Bill show. All report that
it was worth the time and money.
/ Before the train reached Bismarck
! the seats were FULL, the as,es crowd
/ ed, and Fred Bertrand had made
room for q lot more in the baggage
car. The train was held until after
| the show, 50 that people along the
| branch line could return home the
same evening. II is estimated that
fully four thousand people attended
/ the show in the afternoon.
| Ben Corbin was up from the l5ca-
vermouth country yesterday after
moon He says gar-fish are quite.
common in that part Of the Big
4 Muddy which has the honor of wash
ing the western shore Of the free
and independent borough of En-
mons. He never ate them until this
year, but says they are pretty good
eating. He fed a gar labeled pike
to Weatherby and Bill Bjones recent
lIv. and they snacked their chops
and shouted for more The diction-
ary name of this fish il gar-pike.
1T woulcln do To allow Hazelton
to beat US in the infantlle cyclone
class. and so Linton pulled off a
stunt in that line Monday after
moon. Quite heavy shower came
up. escorted BY Big Wind Said
wind cavortea around town with
considerable energy. activity and 50
forth. Ii wrecked the windmill
mo, not the Record in the railroad
yard, tipped over out houses, blew
chimneys down, and did other dam
age of minor character The re
port that Herman Thereson, the
bass carpenter. was carried NV
quarter Of 4 mile in bis Clubhouse
was a gross exaggeratlon, although