Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-19

/ tInL llLne.
John Meier. E. H. Smith and A.
H. Irvine were Lintonites who took
advantage Of q cattle train to the
Twin Cities to visit the Minnesota
capital and its twin metropolis. The
shipments were made via the N. P.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Paulson
have moved into the residence. in
West Linton formerly occupied by
A. L. Cell. Mr.. Cell is living in
the house on Upper Broadway
which he recently purchased from
Andreas kelsch.
w. L. Bales arrived in Linton
Monday on his way to Hazelton.
Braddock. Kintyre and Napoleon at
which points he recently took orders
for a number of brushes for which
he is agent. He is filling his or
ders on his trip.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. O. Irwin and
i Mr.. and Mrs Don Tracy spent Sun
day in Pollock visiting relatives and
friends. There was q heavy rain
way down Pollock-way last week
and over toward Herreid some grain
was destroyed.
Attorney Coventry and the writer
spent Sunday in the Glanavon coun-
try, taking dinner at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Putnam and both
the temporary graGs-widowers did
ample justice TO the many good
things set before them by Mrs. Put
mem.
As many as hundred tramps
reach town on single day, going
north to the harvest fields. A very
few of them pick up work here and
stay in the neighborhood. As a
rule, too, they are better class of
men than the usual professional har-
vest hand.
| o. F. Waller, division freight
agent of the Milwaukee with head
quarters at Aberdeen, spent Tues
day and yesterday in Linton in the
interests of his company. Mr.. Wal
Ter has been located in Aberdeen for
many years. Mrs. Waller accom-
nanied him.
Leon Stonder, ri Fort Wayne.
Ind who has been visiting at the
McLain home on Sand Greek for
several weeks, left yesterday for his
home after most pleasant sojourn
in the neighhorhood that was his
home nearly thirty years ago. Mr..
Shoulder is q brother of Mrs. Nc
Lain.
Attorney Scott Cameron returned
Monday from trip of three weeks
to western points. He spent some
time in Tacoma and Seattle on legal
business and then visited with Mrs.
Cameron and the children in Mon
tana on the return trip. Mrs. Cam
eron expects to return in a few
weeks.
Attorney Chas. Coventry spent
Monday in Mandan on legal bus
mess. Mr.. Coventry has charge of
the legal end of securing site for
the Farmers Elevator TO be built at
Temvik and it has been leading him
merry chase 80 far. as there seems
to be considerable amount of ad-
verse interest at work on the prop
osition.
A party of tourists from Brook
ings, S. D.. were in Linton the first
of the week. They had been driv-
ing on the Yellowstone Trail and
were trying to get across to the Red
Trail. Those in the party were Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Martinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Palmer and Mrs. j. M.
Palmer.
George Smith. former Linton
hoy. was down from Bismarck Fri,
day. He came down with Gler
Turner. George has finished his
way through high school and will e
to Minnesota university this fall
While in Bismarck he made quite
reputation for himself as q basket
ball player on the high-school team
DR.. w. G. Wolverton left Satur
day for visit at the Twin Cities
Rochester and points south. He in
tended to attend clinic at the hos
pital of the Mayo Brothers a
Rochester. Mimi. Sunday. From
there he would GO south to NEE
Mrs. Wolverton and the childre
who have been at the old home i
Kansas.
J Linton was crowded with schoc
= teachers couple Of DAYS last wee
when the regular quarterly exam
] nations were held by Supt. Bril