Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-04-25
IN TOWN AND OUT

surheo nome q few weeks earlier
than the sister from the same place.
Theodore Lane went to Hazelton
Monday on horseback and drove to
Linton bunch of cattle for L. D..
Seeman.
I. Cantwell, a business man Of
Madison. S. D., spent several days
in Linton the latter part Of last
week looking after land interests.
Oscar Paulson. Of Dell Rapids, S.
D.. arrived in Linton Saturday and
will work here with his brother.
Cha rles. at painting and paperhang-
ing.
Manager H. j. Fischer, of the
Goodrdge-Call Lumber Company. is
limping slightly these days, the re-
suit of running rusty nail in his
foot.
Miss Olga Benson came up from
Strasburg Tuesday on her way to her
home in the northern part of the
state, after completing a term Of
school.
Miss Elizabeth Hyland. after COM
pleting successful term of school in
the Clayton neighborhood, left Lin
ton Saturday for her home at Grace
vile, MINI.
Albert Shepersky, who has been
in the employ Of DR.. r. r. Hogue
during the winter, will leave in a
few days for his claim to attend to
spring work.
Harry Hinton had charge of Asa
Britts' barber-shop Friday and Sat-
urday, during the latter's absence
on visit at the Bart. Lee home near
Emmonsburg.
Miss Jessie Britts visited in Aber-
deem over night. Wednesday Of last
week, accompanying Miss Minnie
Callahan. former telephone operator
at this point.
People up from the Dale country
report that L. B. Seymour, an old
timer in that section, has sold his
personal property and has gone to
Canada to reside.
Mrs. A. [. Sheriff., of Humboldt.
Iowa. arrived in Linton this week to
nurse her brother, Clark McKitrick,
who has scarlet fever. Her two sons
accompanied her.
Ben Haggard spent Monday in
Temvik. Hehas the contract to fur
nish teams for transportation pur-
poses for the crew Of surveyors that
arrived last week.
Frank Irvine disposed of another
automobile this week. He sold an
E. M. F. to Commissioner Raymond
Volk. Of Hague. The car was shipped
to Linton for Mr.. Volk.
Farmers in from various parts Of
the county report that crop condi-
tions are excellent. They say that
the ground is moist and that every
thing so far points to good crop.
Miss Dora Eastman. who has been
teaching during the winter in Vino
ma district completed her term last
week and spent Saturday in Linton
on her way home to Grafton, N. d.
Claude Harwood, a brother of Lou
Harwood. of Temvik, arrived from
his home at Lennon Monday for q
visit with his Emmons county rela-
tives. Lou Harwood met him here.
The infant boy that was recently
left wrapped in sack on the door
step of the Rev. L. A. Lovelace's
home died last Monday. and was
buried the next day in Linton GEM
etery.
John McCrory was in Linton Mon
day. He came to meet his son. Tom.
who returned that day from Cali
fornia. The latter's two small sons,
Wilbur and John. returned with
their father.
F. w. Soule. the eye-specialist,
will be at the Stone Drug Store
again Wednesday. May LIST, one day
only, prepared to examine defective
eyes and fit glasses when needed.
Don't miss this chance.
o. F. Waller, division freight and
passenger agent of the Milwaukee,
and j. L. Burnham, travelling freight
agent of the N. p. spent couple
of days in Linton this week in the
interest of their respective COM
panies.
Harold Churchel. teacher in the
Marie district. and This sister. Miss
Meta. teaching in the Winona
country, were in Linton Monday.
They had completed their terms and
we're on their way to their home in
Wisconsin.
County Judge Carley took his
small 500. Howard. to Bismarck FRI