Emmons County record. [volume], October 05, 1911, Image 3

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tier
M.:-:
am!stv::
IN TOWN AND OUT.
was down from Ha-
•V-ls'll." can be seen
UK' vicinity of the Big
.-Yhil.ing and son, Eu
Uismarek Saturday.
Monday.
y, r..irut?r and son are
ji.tnT.tal home in New
\v:.
who was formerly
.V-"
a
the Linton Bazar, is
IvW. K. I'etrie.
r. ,t..rl!ridlell has been ill
with diphtheria,
treating her.
.sli,er- tif the Kmbroidery
j.vut to the home of Mrs.
this afternoon.
-.\v-i ition Caps made to or
new order of hats in this
M-- W in. Kaven & Co.
v, man returned Monday.
N i'. from St. Haul, where
.Tir ear-loads of stock.
"Nathan went to Zeeland
KliftP
Vi
,, atti ml the funeral of his
!i
!,
He returned Tuesday.
1! i' Tnu'v. of Dale, came Sun
iav a hriet' visit with his son,
rw''K«'y
NVOnt!
iay
"Ai
I'ismarck Mon-
\rinstrong returned
|.iv fr-mi a business trip to
iiiii ether South Dakota
IVt-r I turner and wife to Niko
al'lV r.! 4s 1!ami 14, block 2 2
i| u' 1 i'-' Addition to Linton.
obcrnu-ier and wife have
re'-irh^Tnim their trip to Europe,
«!d.ar.»gain at their Armour, S.
LI. hftijjy
.1. i'.,iisilen. of Minneapolis,
liere .last week and is ein
i!vod a brakeman on the N. P.
for a-urv days.
i',.i :--on and John Flaherty
an
.j ..families, of Mcintosh,
roii'-iu'd !. 'Ui'n by auto. Friday, re
tumm8.-/umlay.
r, .od |iamg business in live
X.-nh 1'akota town to trade for raw
(iuartvisa-iii''n of land. C. H. 01
?t-n. l':-n'ank. N. I'. (oco-2G.)
JnVi 'wvr.s, of Mcintosh, came
in l.i:i at Saturday, and accom
jianit'tiyne band to Bismarck. John
has i-.irclia.-cil the Mcintosh Chief.
!:'Nv.\vi'i.ias'bcen received that Mrs.
Wiati^Tly is recovering, and that
f-hi- iiiayi.l.o able to return home next
AViftk. lie is in a Bismarck hospi-
T'-l1-Record
expects to have a
printi hero hv next week, so that
we Otice more be able to get out
the 'lapi?!1 on time with its usual
anvuirt wf hume-set matter, and al
s»aty®d to the job-work patron-
court being in session:
Uarii":s' institute running, and the
('oniinissiiiners transacting
ci tit.y lii.i.iine.-.-, the local hostelries
are running over time feeding the
'.\i:iie sleeping berths are
at a iiren.iuin.
hi rt.' v. a- a mistake in last week's
!w r.ri regarding the case of Mac
•ii-iia"i i-. Shephard. The item
M.att'! that ihe case was taken by
•Tiarue ,.f \(Mine from Justice Wag
Mr Jii-iice Itriits, and ilecided in
fav' •-1- of acd ina I d. The
nut jifAni'ii d.
.:HII,I
,i
case was
At informal reception was given
:t! the ra-hous(?, Tuesday even
fyr thy teachers attending the
inxKi.U The children of the
iuur-ih grade sang several songs,
and
.. and contests furnished
1,11
inent. light refresh-
ita-nts.were served.
-\iit lur ilamages done by a
which Martin Hicks,
''-'I'Vifts find Chris Mills, defend
ii was submitted to the
Vk,,i:"
sday afternoon. The
i^X-awar.iiM! t'laintiff $20». Lynn
"\ei, iy f,.r plaintiff, and Arm
iV .urieron for defendent,
v' respective.attorneys in the
••.court is in session this
wet
\vrit
(lAing
to the fact that the
i1
not find time to go to
ci.un-hoiisu for a report of the
because of the print
:1'! »'«ving hi,,, in the lurch,
will iia\i• to wait
^hen we will
1
o.'. I'
,our read
until next
endeavor to
I, a complete report of
A'--ik
iji,ne. There has, however,
'li.tng of a startling nature
'"''"''e.tii!' court.
'i,-g to h:i\ injr been suddenly|left
••n Jii-te'.dtd in the midst of a rush
am
liaif
ihe editor being about
himself, came near not
fi,,1-/^ 'U'!',u'
a
eek. We ask
ar: nce
subscribers re-
i:
!i W(Je
paper for, dur-
t.ein iy iwenty-eight yea
iar,,
'd the iia))er, we have
,''
11
''aught in as tight a
e.tii i,, t|)(, days when pat
failed to get from
|i 1,,,
through the snow-
1
were compelled to
"it '-!H. A rapping paper.
Mrs. Fred Bertrand. of James
town. Worthy Matron of the 0. K.
b., was unable to lie present at
Chapter meeting Wednesday night
0, ir
1-
ll'mt
Ladies, don't forget where to get!
The father of W. H. Ross, resid
ing ten miles northwest of IJnton.
arrived in Linton to-day by Milwau
kee train,and was met bore by his son.
His home is in Kingsbury county
is. D., and he is out on a visit to the
family uf his son. Comrade Rnss
has a good record as a I'nion civil
war soldier. He was in his tirst en
listment Orderly Sergeant now
called hirst Sergeant I of Company
"C" of the l.'I'Jd Pennsylvania, and
afterward re-enlisted in the lltli
Pennsylvania Cavalry and was made
Quartermaster Sergeant of the regi
ment.
Elmer Hardy, a sailor boy on the
United States man of war New
Hampshire, and who formerly re
sided in Emmons county, writes as
follows to the Record: "I received
a copy of the Record to-day in
which was mentioned a pamphlet
of your publication on Emmons
county. Will you please send me
a copy of it'.' The more 1 see of
other countries and places, the more
I think of Emmons county, and 1 in
tend to go back to Linton again
when my enlistment expires. A la
boring man is up against a hard
proposition in the east and south
east. I think the navy is about as
good an employment as can be
found here. Since 1 last wrote you
this ship has been to Europe twice
and visited Denmark, Sweden, Rus
sia and (iermany on one cruise. The
other was to England and France.
We start for South America and the
West Indies in about ten days."
The bootleggers provided in every
community under our beautiful pro
hibition law have robbed us of part
of our help this week. As it is, we
do not get out until Saturday. For
this reason there can be no detailed
write-up of the trip to Bismarck
last Monday, Emmons County Day,
except to say that there was a crowd
of between six and seven hundred
Emmons county people there that
r»0 cents each was charged them for
admission, including newspaper
men who had given columns of free
advertising to the show that the
address of President Worst was. as
usual, practical and to the point:
that the Exposition is first-class in
everyway: that the- Northern Pa
cific—the same olil bunch of robbers
that held up Emmons county in the
early days for about eighteen thou
sand dollars of taxes, and that re
fused last winter to allow the con
ductor of the Linton train to haul
his passengers to Bismarck from Mc-
Kenzie when the connecting train
was seven hours late and the engine
had to go to the Capital City for
water- -this same old brigand cor
poration had promised a reduced
rate of one and a third fare, but
played a confidence game on its pa
trons and charged them the full
rate, the agent iri Bismarck giving
each of the passengers a piece of pa
lter with hieroglyphics that made it
look like a Chinese laundry-ticket.
However, this last deal is so damn
ably rank that it is predicted that
the N. P. company will sooner or
later return the money they have
obtained nnder false pretenses. In
the mean time, the people of Linton
ind vicinity should not forget that
there is a competing railroad at Lin
ton. Barring this fly in the oint
ment, the hold-up by the Northern
Pacific, the day was thoroughly en
joyed by all, although the ride go
ing and coining was extremely tedi
ous five mortal hours being taken
each way to haul the train sixty-odd
miles. Such dirty deals as the N. P.
continuously gives the people aim
its lines are responsible! for much
of the ill-feeling that prevails in
this state against railroads gene
rally.
CHANGED OWNERS.
List of limmons County Real l:st«te
Transferred Since Our Last
Publishrd keport
1'••»
on account of having been
east by the illness of her father 'Teiinch I'teifer. i, ., an.:
lock
your corsets We have a full line! -r
of them all of the time. Prices from I ''T^ 'I^ayton ani wife to
Niko'aus Hfisier, lot l-. bloek'J_\
io cents to We order largt
sizes and any garment the price of
which would be over :!."io, The' i
I nHioc' ,i-
Ladies'Store. (jyJT-tfi
Receiver's ("ertilicates.
I'nited States to Sila- VV Higle.v,
hf of qr and hf of nr of
U-1M-7S.
United States to Hans Peter Sor-1 eatc hotel
ensen. hf of qr and qr of
qr of :!!-l-'!l-71
Patents.
hf and lot# and !, Sl.t'ii, Mr-. R. not enH
Kdward M. Larviek and wife et ai.
ere
to hianca 1. Schoonov.gr., Sot 'J. block
4, Temvik. S-'v.uO.
Adam Meier and wife to .loseph
W ciite,. tif of ,jr and hf of
o. 1'ie:.-. and wife et ai,
iFredrieh
Kl,l
Aido West and wife to .1. Jacob
Kalberer, i|r of 21-1'!.".-77. ?'27m'.
POLLOCK PICK-UPS.
(l" i» «. j.i.
Johti^ Bader and «!uy Allen were
down from the north country yes
terday to deliver some eat :e.
Clyde Lout'.'enhiset- ha.- returned
from the central part of North Da
kota. where he and Elmer Fiddler
put up -everal ton- of bay. Elmer
remained to work during the.thrash
ing season.
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS,
UiMiUltlit' Ul.
Miss Frances Paddock returned
Saturday evening from Little Falls.
Minn., where she was called a week
before by the death of her father.
Mrs. S. !•'. Wright returned home
Monday evening from an extended
trip to Denver and other Colorado
points, where she visited relatives
and friends.
F. I''. Crawford is ^tillering from
an attack of appendicitis, being ta
ken sick Sunday evening. While the
attack is not severe enough to
keep him from his work, hi- phy si
cian advises an operation before the
matter become more serious.
Frank Craw ford sold a team of
Perchi f' mares, ami a couple of
spring colls this week for the tidy
sum of S7'J0. The pun-has'-r was a
man named Breon. from up north of
Bi.-marck, and it is :-aid lie was ex
ceediiigly well pleased over his bar
gain.
Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Briugle mo
tired to the Capital Citv Sunday to
I lie ii lbe ground Monday and as
jsist in arranging the Emmons couu
ty exhibit and take in tin- opening
day Tuesday. It is Mr. Rrigglo'- in
tention to spend considerable time
1
I in Bismarck during the xpo.-ition,
'to boom Emmons county.
of Dale, this county. The pap
were drawn up Tuesday, and but a
few minor details yet remain
settled. Mi. Andrus will take pos
session on October ioth.arid expects'
United States to Jacob Fuhrer,
2 1 2 7
United States to Stephen Giford t" br-t-cla hostelry,
Mickel, qr of qr and lot 1 of with a cuisine and s,-ruce thai will
1-13-1-7'.) and lots tl and 7 of 6-13-1-7,-.
»e
Warranty Deeds.
Henry P. Camp to Hiram Riley,
eqoahd l.y none ,n the count
United States to Nikolai Aasi-n, Mrs. II. A. Arn.-tiong ,vent to
of qr of 21-i:i(i-77. Bismarck Tuesday morning. lb
United States to Albert Shepersky.
qr of 1 l-l.'53-7(i.
d. -ho alor5-
is )»(.• sjijrits.
V'»"U\ '.1 '.Vlli
I'ernnitH'.nt
l\.,-d,., ,.f
an n*..
•.embarkfrfi Hi
In 'ho h"t
takuiji
prise. i't
partv to
Xl,,,Ilun
Hunter's First Addition to l. nt. n.
ie Haggard and husband
Andreas Richter. W'irof: o-i:!-J-7.
$24o0.oi'l.
Ben W. Haggard and wife to A. N.
Drake and D. E. By am. hfof tie nr.
ijr of t)i- and nr of or
of i::-j-7s. si .oo
trnooii a::
vhe Koya:
uit.mio!ii
Mr:-. 1 .-
,el e.ump'''v
event wa- ..
iihapman
Ren, Mr
leave in
tj .ten •w'
nuu.th to ni their
I'V .Y"'
hi
the
they ha,.
proved to!:
|kane
.:if WasbiiH. t:
purchased
I TK'itr be i- it
I Regard
ty iinis
Christ. Wittmaier's thrashing rig
is ai work on the river farms west
of town this week. The wheat there
is yielding from ten to twenty bu.-li
els per acre, and a large part of it is ,nns avte
being sold for seed to farmers liv-j
I
Khnvt: j:
and:m5n:e\
reaily:.,
will pn«fj
thiZthtSs
ebar-.
t|
elded better ti
tl)
|!(,
show ir.i
port eoti.
orhood
i-.ii, who''
ing in other parts of the county,
Harry Fiddler reports that his!
brother. 1.. Fiddler, who has been
in such poor health for the past few
years and who is now taking treat
ment at Hot Springs. S. 1)., is grow-1 reti,
ing somewhat better, and is able, to said
waii with the aid of crutches. pi
Ileaven help the man who thinks|
he can dodge enemies by trying l.i Bli Al )1}0(]K B»}\ I ,8.
please everyboiiy. I stieh an ie.di- .r- .i..
vidual ever succeeds, pass him over
this way that we may have one look
at his mortal remains ere he van
ishes away, for surely this earth can
not lie his abiding place. Now. we
do not mean that one should go
through life trying to lind beams to
thump and knock !iw betid against,
disputing every man's (.pinion,
fighting and elbowing and crowd
ing till who differ from him. That.
again, is another extreme, other
people have their opinions so have
you. Don't fall into the error of
supposing they will respect you
if you turn your coat every day. to
match the color of theirs.
I:. A ii 'in 'tie v.lii it •, I!.
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NIII'
Last Thursday a very important
business deal was consummated in
llazelton, whereby F. P. Wernli.
junior partner of the firm of Ceil S
Wernli. sold his share of the busi
ness to A. L. (ieil.
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,ind
Umt
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it, in the In.
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c*tl .id veil.
sgi.-ost vain.!*
jpssiti'.n
w'i
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theni i'«.f f'li *h«" cont,
So lie I' I (1 1 ti a
fror. farm?, where
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lieat :i.
el-aged up at .•
tt half |tiyS acre, one
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whe
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ifor the past thirteen weeks.
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ours truly,
K.-m-i.
Our Largt Dry Goods Stock Is Thrown Bpforo (lie Public
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aging. uivssy'Jeiultdiyve Vi.
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acie. It ,, ..nst
1 bai: wheal in.
a ''iivi' in the
i-l.. !s.
Thus. Ryckman recently reciivtd
a letter from a brother who settled
near Moose Jaw. Canada, a fe,v
years ago. in which his brother re
ports that black rust nearb ruined
the crops in that part of ihe eoim-1
try. Quito a number of former Pol- mateil :yvjieal -.in.-*!hi.
lock |ieople have lately settled nearjwin i. !',iNt,t .iin,:lhe neigUi
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AMERICAN SNUFF CO.
Fifth Ave., New York
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