Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-05-23

| week.
The small child of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Rodgers has been quite sick
this week.
Henry LeFebre, business man of
Roscoe. S. d.. visited here between
trains yesterday.
Otto Schaap, of Holland, Mich,
a cattle-buyer. has been spending
the. week in Linton.
Frank Wagenveld. of Hague, the
Ward-medicine man, was sojourn-
er in Linton last night.
/ Albert Shepersky left Monday for
the state of Washington. where he
will remain for some time.
DR. Treacy. the federal veterina-
rian, was in Linton over night, Tues
day. on his way from Aberdeen to
Bismarck.
Gottlieb Bechtle returned Satur-
day night from Bismarck. Mrs.
Bechtle is reported as much i'm
proved in health.
Miss Bertha Good has returned
to her claim in Montana. after being
employed for several months past as
a clerk in Petrie's store.
G. f. Coon. in charge of the N. p.
surveyors at work north of Linton,
has been called to Lake City, MINI.
by the death of his father.
Mrs. Bahonz is suffering from the
effects Of an accident which occurred
to her by falling out of buggy.
DR.. Fuller is attending her.
Several of the local politicians
have been spending some time this
week canvassing in the interest of
their respective candidates..
S. G. Busby drove over in his auto
mobile from his farm in the river
country to take his third degree in
the local lodge of Freemasons.
Dance, Friday evening, May 3lst.
at Linton opera-house. The Linton
Orchestra of five pieces will furnish
the music. f. H. Hardt will call.
Saturday night. May 25th. Man
ager Turner gives away $500 pair
of shoes. An extra good program
is announced for Saturday. l0c and
2Oc.
John Shenkenberger returned to
Eureka Tuesday. after spending a
few days in Linton. during which
time he pitched a game of base ball
for the locals against Hague.
w. l.. Nuessle, of Washburn. N.
d., candidate for nomination as
judge of the Sixth Judicial District
on the Republican ticket, was in Lin
ton yesterday in the interest of his
candidacy.
Village Marshall Norbert Billings
ley has been busily engaged this
week in rounding up cattle that are
allowed to run at large within the
village limits, in violation of the
ordinance.
The Linton Orchestra of five pieces
will furnish the music at the Big
Dance Friday evening, May 3lst, at
the opera house. E. H. Hardt, the
guy with the leather lungs will act
as prompter.
| A special car bearing Northern
Pacific officials was attached to Sat-
urday S train from the north. After
inspecting the local station, they
were taken back to the main line
the same night
Mrs. VIM. Pagel left Tuesday for
Detroit. Mich. called there by the
serious illness of her mother, Mrs.
i j. F Turner who is also the mother
| of Norbert Billingsley of Linotn and
Ross Billingsley Of Dale.
The friends of Peter Schreiner in
this neighborhood will be sorry to
learn Of the death of his father. j.
N. Schreiner, last Monday at the
Schriner home, Stevens Point, Wis.
Burial will take place to-day.
Ladies We have just received a
new stock of hats of the latest styles
for Memorial Day. Prices to suit ali.
Come and look them over. We take
all kinds of farm produce in ex-
change. Mrs. VIM. haven & Co.
Andrew Wolfer, formerly bust
ness man of this place, but now To-
Gated at Timber Lake, S. D.. spent
several days in town visiting with
relatives and friends. Andy is look
ing we'll, and reports things in a
PROSPEROUS condition in his new 10.
cation.
Fred Petrie and Milton Culbertson
spent some eight hours during the
rain Monday night making their way
from the surveyors camp north OF
town to Linton. when the drive-chair
on the automobile broke. They final.
ly made it. however. and Fred Still
boasts that he has never been
hauled in yet
Grant Call, of the Goodridge-Cal
Lumber Co., and l.. O. Galstad. OF
: Beach, N. D.. were in Linton yester'
day. the former to look over the
company s yard here and the latter
to take charge OF same during the
absence Of II. j. Fischer, who viii
e be absent at Eagle Butte. S. D.. fol
] some time, on his claim.
found good audience last Sun
day at Dale, although it was raining
quite hard and steady all the fore
noon. Chas. Coventry accompanied
e me down to Dale. Here at Linton
' in the opera hall, we had fair -sizec
audience, and, the best of all. a gooc
many young men and young ladies'
d And Mr.. Fischer added a good dea
e to the singing with his strong tenor
e voice; and also Mrs. H. H. Hanson
I'll alto belped greatly. Miss Lynn pre-
sided at the piano. Come again. All