Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-05-02
IN TOWN AND OUT

music by Miss Mildred Lynn and
Don Tracy was fine. Rev. L. A.
Lovelace. Evangelist.
The Misses Florence Hertig. Ruth
Sherwood and Jane and Anna Van
Dyk were school-teachers who visited
IN Linton over Sunday.
c. a. Raridon, of Andover. S. D.,
who owns land near Hazelton, was
in Linton a few DAYS this week. He
also visited at Hazelton.
Manager Turner invites all old
soldiers to attend the moving pic
ture show. Saturday. May 4th. They
will be entertained free.
David Ferguson and sister. Mrs.
John Hoeck, returned Friday to
Trent, $. D., after visiting for some
time with relatives here.
The baseball fends are beginning
to be in evidence. The rain and cold
weather so far has nipped their am
bition in the bud. to degree.
Fred Petrie has the name of being
mighty hunter. Sunday he spied
coyote down near the creek, Just
out from Linton. and killed it.
Little Miss Ernestine Irvine was
the hostess at a birthday party at
the home of her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. a. Ii. Irvine, Wednesday night.
Bert Irvine was called to the He'd
blad home. in the northeastern part
of the county, Saturday, to take
charge of the funeral of Mrs. He'd
hlad.
w. S. Preston, surveyor who has
been working with the N. P. crew
near here. was in Linton several
days this week. He was on his way
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Allin are
spending the week in Linton. visiting
Mrs. Aliens parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Shier. Fred is now located
at Steele. N. d.
There will be dance IN the opera
house Friday night of this week. to
which every one is invited. Good
music will be furnished and a good
time is assured.
= Mrs. Scott Cameron has gone to
Harlowtown, Mont. to visit couple
of months with her parents. MIR.
Cameron went with her, returning
a few days later.
The family of Or. Fuller have ar.
rived in Linton, and the doctor 5
smile is even more in evidence than
before. They will reside in the Wolf.
er house in East Linton.
TheLinton fire-department has re-
ceived a new chemical engine, which
adds materially to the equipment,
and may one day be the means Of
saving considerable property from
fire.
A letter from C. d. Logue. now a,
Moorhead, Mont, is to the etfec,
that he is in good health. He says
that the cattlemen in that neigh
borhood lost heavily during the past
winter.
Wallace kyes, of Emmonsburg
was in Linton couple of days thi:
week. He is beginning the work Of
bolstering up his political fences. HI
being a candidate for sheriff at the
coming election.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carley ane
little son, Howard, have returned
| from Bismarck, where the boy wa
receiving treatment for some disease
which had settled in his side. He
is much improved.
| Miss Lena Stoecker, one Of tn,
| Linton teachers, who was injured il
| the automobile wreck week ag,
last Saturday morning while return
ling from the river, has so far recov
| cred as to be around again.
]. Fred Freeman spent several day
at Dale last week, called there b,
i the illness of his father, ID. w. Free
man. Or. Shockey, of Pollock, wa
called, and at the present writing
the old gentleman has almost re
| covered.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALEX. Macdonald
were in Linton couple of days las
week Mr.. Macdonald had charg
of the leasing of school lands. Tn
prices paid for leases averaged higl
enough to compare favorably witt
past years.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Irwin went I,
Bismarck Friday Of last week to Sc
cure medical treatment for thei
baby. The little fellow was suffer
ing with the whooping cough, ant
seemed to have a touch Of lung few
er, also. They are still absent.
The following third-grade pupil
are invited to be guests of Manage
Turner on Wednesday. May Sth
Anna Carley, Lydia Flegel, Franl
Meyer, Philippine Mitzel. Heymal
Kicker. Lizzie Kicker, Amile Saul
ter, Vera Wiley. Geo. Wiegand.
Frequent rains this week hav,
been in evidence. Right at Linton
however they We're not heavy enougl
to make much of stir. 1t is re
ported that Tuesday afternoon
hail-storm struck north and north
east Of here, causing quite a com
motion.
The Rev. L. A. Lovelace recent
received a letter from d. w. Ryck
man. an early settler in southern
] Emrnons. but now living at Los An
= geles, Cal, in which he says that hi
poor health has not improved sine
9 he left North Dakota. but that tn
} health of his family is good.
? For the benefit Of those who hav'
recently purchased automobiles an
are not up on the management o
t the "ornery animals when the
!: are balky, we quote herewith
) couple vi references. From tim
!, to time, as We find others who a.