Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-19
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stationery --latest STYLES Of type.
Messrs Rocks. Coventry anc
Cameron visited Bismarck last week
,hiaying business there in a civilian
case before Judge Winchester
Linton IS. Aberdeen at I.intor
baseball park. out north Broadway.
next Saturday and SUNDAY after
Moons Games called Al 4. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs erowell and the
Youthful heir of the elan OF l'rowelj
We're down from Ila1el,ol asst
Thursday They came % Jack )
smoks wagon.
Bert Thompson came down Mon
day from Iiazelton, Where he has
been working, and left Yesterday
for lseSa, ;. d., to Joia ms father,
James Thompson, who has a claim
there.
Jacob and Andrew. the twoyoung-
men sons of Mr. and Mrs Jacob
Wollman, pioneers Of the Wlnona
country We're in Linton last week
on their way from Bismarck to the
home of their parents
l'ut Your money ON Aan Innocent
Widow It's a sure winner At
Linton Opera House ON MAY 10Th,
10th and 2lst. Prices %. g, and 80
cents. Reserved seats ON sale at
Vorlander drug store.
Henry Ribelheimer was down from
the Cherry Grove country to-day.
He was accompanied by his brother
Manuel, who has been attending
school at Rochester. n. y. and is
out to spend his vacation with lIcnrv.
Supt. Hanson went to Fell ycstcr-
day. where the settlement Of the
financial matters and other details
between the two parts Of the newly
divided Tell school district was made.
The settlement between Winchester
Iinton) and McCulley districts will
take place Tomorrow in Linton.
Andreas Permann, AN early settler
i'm the eastern part of the county,
was i'm Linton over night Friday.
With him were his wife and his sons
Henry and Gus. Mrs. permann and
the boys had been receiving medical
attention at Bismarck. and were ON
their way home. All are much inn
proved.
Samuel Solomonson, of the Vino
ma ncighborhood, arrived at the
county seat last evening to have
some veterinary work done by Or.
Brltts. Mr.. S. recently received a
etter from Lincoln Gray, neighbor
who went to Seattle not long ago.
Mr.. Gray, so far, is not greatly
pleased with his new location.
j. M. Kephart. of Hileman. Iowa.
who has been the last two weeks
visiting the Scots at Dale. was here
Tuesday en- route home by way of
Bismarck. His father, A. Kephart,
who came with him from Iowa, will
remain longer at Dale visiting his
daughters, Mrs. II. kately, Mrs.
Frank Scott and Mrs. Mark Scott.
During the past week there has
been much sickness among the chill
dren of Litnon. 1T was at first
thought that they had all been at
tackled by the scourge, nfantile
paralyis; but at the present writing
there are only three cases which are
diagnosed by the physicians as he
ing that disease These are Doro-
thea Sachtjen, three Years old, AL
vim Atha, five years old, and Bernard
Weatherby, five years Old The resi-
dences of the parents Of the three
alling ones We're atonce quarantined.
For serveral days thelife of Bernard
Weatherby hung i'm the balance, but
all three of the suffering little ones
are apparently out of danger.
a big crowd assembled at Hazel
ton yesterday to witness the first
game between the Linton and Hazel
ton baseball clubs. The score was
6 to o in favor Of Linton. Follow
ing are the PLAYERS names and posi-
lions: Linton Anderson, s.; Cook.
G; Flanagan, lb, Ebert p for first
six innings and Flanagan the last
three; Joe Kohl, b: Williams, e..
Schmidt, If; Cline, 2b. paulson,
rf. Cook, Joe kol, Williams and
Cline made run each and Flanagan
made two runs. Three runs were
made in the first inning and one each
in the third, seventh and ninth. Ha-
zelton Frank Kohl, 3b;; W. II. Bat
yer, c; Nagel. IS. Sanders, %; Plow-
man Of II O Batter liz Mnnauan