Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-02-11


reside when he became 81 much
worse tina. it was impossible for him
to make the trip.
Michael Glatt, farmer living
west of Hague, returned to his home
yesterday. after a weeks stay at the
WoIverton hospital. He received
Treatment for severe case Of
pleurisy, and is much improved.
At the recent meeting of the
North Dakota Live Stock Association
at Grand Forks Alex. Macdonald,
of Glencoe, this county. was chosen
vice president. Usher l.. ick,
of Williston, was chosen president.
MIR. and Mrs. John BrunIage and
son, of Eureka. were over-Sunday
guests at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
A. N. Junge in this city. Mr.. Brun-
dage is a machinery dealer in the
South Dakota town and prominent
IN the AFFAIRS OF That city.
Don Tracy made short visit to
Eureka last week. Shortly after his
return to Linton it. is said that he re-.
ceived consignment of suspicious
looking household goods and the
wise ones are gently closing one eye
when the matter is mentioned
w. C.. Gilbert, formerly resident
of the Dakem neighborhood, re-
turned to his home at Thunder
Hawk Friday after spending some
time here to appear as a witness for
the Phoenix Lumber Company in
their case against John Van Beck.
j. H. Jennings, of the Omio
neighborhood spent Saturday of last
week in Linton. Mr.. Jennings has
recently purchased highgrade
Shorthorn bull for his herd of the
same breed. the bull being secured
from Z. B. Montgomery, at Leeds,
this state.
! Aberdeen American, Feb. It'll: H.
w. Batter, cashier Of the Morris
town State Bank. was in the city
yesterday with his bride while on his
way home from a honeymoon trip.
Attorney W. i. Corrigan goes
to Linton, N. D., this evening on
egal business.
/ Chairman Everett Brant, of tn.
board OF. county commissioners. left
Thursday Of last week via the Mil
waukee with Mrs. Brant and the
baby for a visit with relatives south
of Aberdeen. They left Immediately
after the close of the adjourned
meeting of the county commission
ers.
The Finnish Land Agency has beer
busy the past ten days. Last week
Mr.. John Estensen, of Estelline. S
D., arrived and purchased section
17-l34-75 and will make his. home
there The same agency alst
handled the sale of another section
of land in the same neiphborhpod t.
local parties.
Mrs. r. 3. Streeter entertained
number of young ladies at her home
Saturday night for Miss Grace Daw
son, her sister, who passed another
milestone on 5life's journey at tina
thine. Conditions are such that W,
do not propose to comment on tn
matter of what particular milestone
it might be.
Linton is to be on the map as
golf center one of these days, if tn
plans of W. C.. Wolverton g
through. Some time since the doc
tor signed up all who would join
GOLF club. He secured nice list
Now, arrangements are being mad
to secure golf expert to come here
lay out course and teach the loca
golf fans few Of the fine points Q
the game.
A letter from D. r. Streeter t
the writer shows that he is still j
love with his new home after
years residence there. He says j
part: 4 am spending very plea
ant winter here. It seems alrnos
unnatural that the same natio
should have such different climate
as the extreme South and the NORTH
west. The day the thermomete
marked 81 below at Linton me I
my hens matched a brood of lit
chicks, and it was 6s above zer,
Your friends. the enemy, seem
y akeep you pretty busy. but / do N