Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-24
IN TOWN AND OUT.

store. Something like finding a
needle in a hay-stack.
Miss Cecilia Haftleis here to have
some dental work done by Or smith
L. d. seeman went to St. Paul
Tuesday with three carloads of cat.
tie. >'N'' - >A'
Mrs. Thos. Coon and SON left Tues
day for Nebraska. where she will
visit her relatives.
John Zacher will leave next Mon.
day for Rolla. this state. where he
Will run an elevator for a line com
pany. N'''
The Goodridge- Call Lumber Com
Linton. They will be enlarged to
the dimensions of 20xlOO feet.
Mrs. Fred Pietz is again ON the
sick list. The lady made a trip to
the river, Sunday, which was a lit
tie too much of an exertion for her
after her recent illness.
DIR. Quinn, of Iceland. returned
home yesterday, after a few DAYS
visit at the Peter Schott farm.
about eight miles southwest of Lin
ton, locating" chickens.
Mrs. c. H. Mewing returned
Tuesday evening from Bismarck.
where she went to consult special
list regarding an attack of rheuma-
tism from which she is suffering.
Christ. Vorlander and Mat Ham,
merschmidt, of Eureka, and DR..
kraushaar and Henry Zenk, of
Hague, the latter cashier of the
Hague Bank, were in Linton Tues
day.
R. D.. Coonen came down from
Bismarck Tuesday in his Velie car.
on his way to Hot Springs. S. D., to
visit his parents. L. A. Weatherby
accompanied him from the Capital
City.
Mr.: and Mrs. Francis Murphy left
last Friday for Darlington. Mr.
Murphy has for several years had
the fireman's run on the Linton
branch Of the N. P, and he goes
on the Esmond branch in the same
capacity.
Wanted Fifty horses to winter;
plenty of range and good spring
water; can be taken at any time.
Call at my ranch on Section 20
Township 1873. Range Is, five miles
northeast of Linton, or write me at
Omio or Linton. E. o. Nickel.
If you want to ascertain how corn
is doing in Emmons county this
year, go and see Ben Haggard's big
field, short distance south of town.
The Record understands that sam
pies from the field will be entered
for a prize at the Bismarck EXPOSE
tion.
P. J. Wittmayer and family re-
turned last Friday from an extended
trip by auto. The main reason for
their trip was a visit to the home of
Peter Wittmayer. ST., Peter Jun
ior's father, who is in poor health
and who has been bed-ridden MANY
months. The Wittmayers also Wis
tied Leola and other points.
Have you seen E. o. Mickel's
home made, hand made harness?
The entire harness was constructed
by E. o., and it is about the strong
est and most highly ornamented ar
ticle of its kind ever seen in this
part of the country. 1t was made
by Mr.. Mickle at odd moments last
spring, when other work was not
The Catholic parish school at
Strasburg will reopen Sept. 4th. In
struction partly in English and part
~ in German. Good opportunity
for learning music and other arts.
More information about the institu-
tion, reception of boarders, ETC.,
will be given, on application, by the
Rev. Speckmaier, parish priest of
and the Ursuline Sisters.
M. Cornelison and family, of the
Hague neighborhood, expect to leave
next fall for the Pacific coast. Mr..
C. will seek to rent small place not
far from market, where fruit and
garden-truck can be raised; and, if
things turn out all right. he will
take up his permanent residence
there. However, he will not burn
his bridges" as he does not intend
to sell his Emmons county farm. He
has rented his place. with the agree
ment that the tenant put in seventy
five acres of winter rye, of which
Mr. c. raised ten acres this year,
and which he believes is profitable
crop to raise in this country.
August Williams, better known as
"Frenchy, carpenter, was triedin
Judge Britts' court last Saturday
for being drunk and disorderly. and
was fined $40 and costs, sil.9s in all,
in default of which he was set to
work six days cutting weeds in the
streets. He did good work. and
many unsightly weeds were re-
moved from the borders of certain
streets. 'Frenchy worked so faith
fully that day and half of his
time" was RENTED. Now, if own
ers of vacant lots devoted to the
propagation of weed seeds We're
compelled to pull or cut their weeds
before they go to seed. the town
would make much better show
ing. That is what many other viii /
lagos of the state are doing.
Monday night somebody gobbled
all the apples he could find on one