Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-07-13
Miss lnga johnson returned /
ler home at Hull yesterday.

her home at Hull yesterday.
Attorney Hardenbrook is down
from lemNik attending court.
+. A Grain and his daughter Luz
ellie returned home Tuesday from
an extended trip to the Pacific coast.
i Mrs. J NJ. Hagan, of n. Rich.
mond. Wis is visiting her ltolner.
ln-aw and sister. MIR. and Mrs. NJ.
/ Rarger. in Linton.
Frank Kohl who was down from
! Hazelton To play in the baseball
game Sunday, remained till next
day TO visit his family.
Every day men and teams from
the drought stricken regions of
South Dakota pass through Linton
on their way to the harvest fields
east and north.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Haak Of
Hull, We're in Linton, one day last
week. to consult DR.. Wolverton in
regard TO Mrs Haak 5 eyes and
| have glasses fitted.
Fred Lang, brother Of j. A.
Lang, arrived in Linton Tuesday
He was on his way from his home,
/ Deerlng, this state, to visit his par
ents at Buffalo, N. y.
Or. Wolverton was YESTERDAY
called To the home Of Jacob Schlle.
eight miles east of Linton, to see
Nicholas, the seventeen-ye ar-old son
of MIR. Schlle, who has a severe case
of pleurisy
Mrs. John Fischer, accompanied
| by her son Earl, came UP form
Mound City last Sunday to visit her
sister. Mrs. Mewing. Mrs. Mewing
returned to Mound City with them
the same day and will visit there
| awhile
Mrs. l.. G. Gecsling formerly
Miss Phena AndersonD and httle
daughter left for Monango. N. h..
Tuesday, To visit relatives. Mrs.
| l,eesing and her father, Comrade III.
L. Anderson, recently arrived from
the state of Washington
| George Roberts, a Kidder county
old-tlmer and stock inspector on the
Standing Rock reservation, was in
Linton Monday. He came to bring
George Many Wounds before United
States Commissioner Muench for
examination. The charge against
the prisoner was stealing horse
from an Indian woman, Mrs. Charg-
ing Thunder, residing near Fort
Yates. Many Wounds took the
horse to Pollock and sold it To the
/ proprietors of the Farmers stone.
HE witnesses against the Indian
We're I. j. Ready and G. s. Roberts.
The Indian was held for trial i'm the
United States court.
John, the nine-year old son of
John Ohlhauser, and Lydia. the five
year-old daughter of Fred Schnei-
bile, both OF the Emmonshurg neigh
borhood, We're operated upon at DR.
Wolverton's hospital, Sunday. The
Ohlhauser boy had an abscess i'm the
bone just above the ankle. 1t was
necessary to remove a quantity of
dead bone and put in drainage
tubes for a couple of weeks. He is
now reported as improving rapidly
The little Schneible girl was play
J ing with some other children, one
of whom had sharp Ratchet, with
which deep wound was accident.
ally inflicted across the base of the
index and middle fingers of the left
hand The tendons which straight
en- the fingers were cut entirely
through, as was also one of the
bones of the finger. The tendon.
We're sewn together and the wound:
have healed. There will be no per
manent stiffness of the fingers.
Talk about angIeworms., shucks
There'e not a scarcity here after all
7 Will Brooks. living a few mile.
from Linton. has angleworms 81,
throw at the birds. OF course, W.
do not intend to convey the ide;
that the sedate and dignitied Farm
er Brooks wastes his time throwing
worms at the bi ,ds, because he is to,
busy holding communion with tina
new eXhaustless we'll and laying
out his garden-irrlgating plant W.
use the term only as a figure o,
speech. We had believed that tina
solitary "wum' the ownership o.
which is in dispute between the Rec
ord man and one A. Lincoln Cell
up at Hazelton, was the sole ane
/ solitary sample of his species in I.m
mons county; but the testimony O
Mr.. Brooks, and the assertion o
two or three other agriculturist
that they also have sfshin wums'
on their premises. seem to over
throw that belief. 1t is probabl,
that soon the he Riddles of thi
county will be fishing with these old
time near necessities of boyhood
and scenes will happen here simila
to the incident that happened in oil
Missouri: A colored boy is angling
a deacon approaches. his soul filleo
with longing to.overthroW sin 9th
er peoples sins. Seeing the boy
checks pulled out, he says: Boy
you should not chew tobacco |