Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-06-16
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RES George Lynn recently received
q case of boxes of this luscious fruit
sent to him by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Barto, formerly of this county. but
who now reside in the Ozark region
of Missouri. The editor received a
couple of the boxes. They surely
raise the boss strawberries down in
Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Carls of Wjnona
reached Linton Friday evening. re-
turning home from trip to north
western Canada. They left next
day by the Milwaukee for the west
river country, and thence to Vino
ma by way of Fort Yates. They
don like anything they saw in Can
ada. and they stopped at various
places and rode over the country in.
various parts.
Mr.. John Hart of Getty burg. 5.
d.. is visiting at the home of his
sister, Mrs. A. D. Linderman. in the
Hartford neighborhood. This is his
FIRST visit to her in twenty-seven
years. That many years ago he left
Wisconsin for his present home in
South Dakota. Although MIR. Hart
is loyal South Dakotan, he speaks
IN high terms of the country he has
seen in the northern twin.
Jacob WoIman and wife arrived
from Bismarck Wednesday evening
of last week. and next day went
to the home of Mr.. w. S father, near
Wlnona. The two brothers, Jacob
and Andrew, have rented their ia
theirs farm and will live with him
and run the place. The senior Mr..
Wollman was an early settler, and
has been AN energetic. hard working
farmer. He surely is entitled Ia The
less strenuous life that will result
from the labor that his sons will take
from his shoulders.
Miss Anna Meyers, who came
from Bismarck to care for little
Bernard Weatherby in his recent
severe sickness, closed her work at
the Weatherby home last week. her
patient being out of danger. She
was then called to the Hogue hotel
to do some nursing of a patient
there. Mr.. and Mrs. Weatherby
speak in terms of unstinted praise
If Miss Meyers competency and
devotion as nurse, and say that
much of the credit for their boy
'ecovery is due to the faithful at
.ention of the nurse.
Owing to the adverse railway leg
station recently enacted by con-
sress, which prevents the companies
rom raising rates until after a scru-
my by the Interstate Commerce
Commission, the railways of the
country have ordered all extension
work stopped In pursuance of this
policy, the authorities of the N. p.
ailWay have withdrawn their recent
rider for abstracts of the right-of-
way through LaMoure. Logan and
smmons counties for the proposed
inc between Edgeey and the Mis-
ouri river, through Linton. If it is
yer built, the line will run across
Iorth Broadway at the brow of the
lill.
Mcintosh Chief Fogle & eau
ave their new machine and black
NTH shop completed and have in
tailed their equipment This is one
t the most complete business insti-
utions of its kind west of the Mis-
ouri river. and, in addition to do
ng regular blacksmith work, the
hop is equipped with the latest APP
liances for repairing all kinds of
Machinery and automobiles. Nc
ntosh is fortunate in having bust
ess institution of this character, as it
'ill be great convenience and save
luch expense to those having diff
ult repair work They are also en-
aged in the cement business, and
ave machinery for that class Of
'ork on the road
S. A. Fischer of Strasburg was in
ne city Tuesday in the interest of
ne German Roman Catholic Aid So
ieties of Hague and Strasburg. Mr..
ischer is entitled to considerable
redit for pettinr the snecial train