Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-03

| >~-S 1870 AAhe.s
Chas. Riggleman made final proof
N Linton yesterday, before judge
Carley, with NJ. &. Morford and i
NJ. Weller as his witnesses
DR.. Wolverton was called 10 Ha.
zeiton last Thursday evening to con.
suit with DR.. Monteith in the cases
! o. Mrs. Christ. Dietrich and Mrs
M. Feyereisen.
Considerable of rain fell in Lin
ton Monday. 1t seems to have been
general; judging by the appearance
OF the clouds in all directions. There
Is room IN the ground for more.
Ludwig Meier, the haraess-maker
mas moved from the building next
to the Stone Bakery to the Douglass
building, recently occupied by Frank
Ptak, the cigar-maker, across the
street.
Ladies. don't forget where to Get
your corsets. We have a full line
OF them all of the time. Prices from
% cents to $3.50. We order large
sizes and any garment the price of
which would be over $3.50. - The
LADIES Store. (jy2T-tf)
CT .O'Callaghan, of Buchanan VAL
ley, underwent serious abdominal.
operation at the Wolverton hospital
last Friday morning, and is making
a good recovery. The operation was
performed by Drs. Wolverton and
Muench of Linton and Monteith of
Hazelton.
Eat at the Linton House. The
lady who runs that hotel makes her
bread from Climax flour, bought
from George Burge, The Big Flour
Man. There are only few more
sacks of flour to be sold in the Flour
contest. Some one will get that ten
dollars soon.
County Auditor John Snyder is Sc
riously sick with gladstone disease.
DR.. Wolverton. the attending physi-
clan, called DIR. Snyder of Hazelton
in consultation, yesterday. Mr.. Sny-
der's condition, while serious, is not
considered dangerous. He is some
what improved at present.
James Lawry and Ernie Charier
came down from Livona yesterday.
The latter was on his way to Wiscon-
sin to reside. and the former came
to help him with his movables.
Jimmy" says there was good rain
in the Livona country Monday
more than here, apparently.
Should we attempt to take CEN
sus of Campbell county at this time.
says the Pollock Progress. the census
takers would have to go to North Da-
kota to give US due credit. At least
one-third of Campbell county is
away from home making hay to pull
through the winter with what stock
they find necessary to keep.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atha, Master Alvin
and little Miss Nyla returned last
Saturday from their fortnight $ out
ing. They first went to MIR. Atha's
old home at Ortonville. Minnesota.
Mrs. Atha and the children staid
there while Earl attended the
Pythian grand-lodge meeting at
Darlington, where he was chosen as
one of the state officers of the order.
The eighteen-months-old daughter
of Nathaniel Flegel, living ten miles
southwest of Linton, recently put
two fingers of her left hand into a
small meat-grinder. The first joint
of one finger was cut completely off
and the first half Of another finger
hung only by the skin and a small
blood-vessel. The finger was sewed
in place by DR.. Wolverton and has
united finely.
Will Carmichael arrived in Linton
Monday, coming from his home at
Mcintosh. Art. Chamley. who has
a claim in that neighborhood, came
with him and went up to Hartford
to visit his relatives and attend to
business matters. The travellers
were in heavy rain when about
half way to the river. the water fall
ing in torrents. Will says that
there is plenty of hay in the Mcln-
tosh neighborhood; but some dis
lance west and south of there no hay
at all can be procured. The visitors
expect to return home to-day.
Monday evening it was thought
that the horse-thief had been located
for sure. Fred kelsch. the Linton
butcher, had been out south of town
a few miles, killing a calf. On his
way home. near the Wudtke place,
about four miles from town, he saw
pedestrian who exactly fitted the
description of Snyder. On Mr..
Kelsch's arrival in Linton he so re-
ported. A party consisting of
States Attorney Cameron. Village
Marshal Billingsley. Tom Coon and
Bert Irvine. in an auto, went after
the man They overlook him; but,
although in size, clothing and gener-
al appearance he was like the es-
capped prisoner, he was not the man
wanted.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
ID. Fogle was in serious danger OF
destruction last Saturday evening,
Just after dark. Mr.. Fogle had been
working on the inlaid floor of one OF
the rooms of his new house. and
that evening was absent visiting a
neighbor. Varnish had been used
in the work of inlayng, and excel
sior had also been used for polishing
the blocks of wood entering into the
construction of the floor. The hit,
ter" after the work was done, had
been put in wash-tub, which was