Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1900-11-02
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Mr.. A. C. Wagher's house which he
is building on Dewey Ave-, is rapidly
nearing completion, and,is quite an
addition to our town. The. main part
is is by "a with an addition IA by le
and will be a very comfortable and
commodious dwelling when finished.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Kinds, Of Dale,
were in town for several days this
week. Mr.. Kinds has bought the stage
route from Linton to Steele, and will
take charge of it next Monday. We
understand that he will move his fam
lily to Linton, to reside.
The mill at Braddoc!, in. Which the
people Of Emmons county, haYe been
much interested is now an assured N&ct.
Mr.. Alfred, Of jst. Joseph, Missouri, a
responsible gentlemaRsis now in Brad
dock and the money with which to
build the mill ism the bank. and work
will begin at once. 8.
Mrs. w. L. Yeater wishes to an
nounce that she will visit Linton in
the near future with an elegant assort-
ment of winter hats which she will
sell very reasonable. Having selected
the goods herself, while east, she
knows that they are up to date. See
ad in next weeks Record as to when
she will be here.
The supreme court has handed down
decision in the case OF Emmons coun-
ty VS.. Lands Of the First National
Bank. The lower court set aside tax
Judgment under the Woods law. The
supreme court reverses the lower court
and re-establishes the Judgment. The
county officials who carried out the
provisions of the Wood law naturally
feel somewhat elated.. s.
The following teachers were present
at the examination held in Linton
Friday and Saturday Of last week.
Mrs. Alice Lucas, Linton, Nd, Miss
Nora Anderson, Hampton, N. D., Miss
Lizzie Knudtson, Gle eacoe, N. D., Miss
Lizzie Kinsella, Ashgrove, N. b., Miss
Mamie Baker, ,Liyona, N. p, Miss
Lizzie Pehrson, Tell, N. D., MI. E. 20.
Hindsley, Liyona, N. D., Rarl II:
Smith, Linton, N. D., w. LGrant,
Exeter, N. D., Jno. O. A. }schaap,
N. d.
A correspondent from Eayton
sends in the following items: =
Mr.. and Mis-. II. II. N. Since and
Mrs. A. J. Parkins, went to SE Paul,
Sunday via Braddock. Nv. III Fra.
leigh was a Braddock visitor Sunday
49,. Miss Alice Dowlin went to Linton
Friday TO take tLls teachers examina,
ticn Harry Procunier, Mamie and
Lucy Shier and Alice DOwlin, took In
the dance at Williamsport Friday eve
the 18th. !. Senator Baker and daugh.
ter went to Linton Friday. Miss Baker
to take the teachers examination and
the Senator to talk politics.
Died-At Hazen, Mercer CO. N. ID.
Oct. p, 1900, George A. Suverly
youngest son Of Sirean and Enm;
Suyerly, aged six years. His death Wai
caused, bya kick from horse, which
crushed his skull, and broke his collal
bone and several ribs. He lived from
Thursday until Monday, but was un
conscious all the time. This is o ter
rible blow to the family. His father
having started the day previous fol
Montana they could not tell where
to reach him. The funeral was hell
at the home OF George S. Suverley
Gayton, this county. The remains
we're Entered in the family buryinf
lground. Services were conducted BY
Ed. Ellis, of Bismarck.
The following limos, read by Mary Al, Ellis
at the funeral service, are, i. printed b,
request:
Suffer he'children tn como unto me,
Are words We so often have heard
They fell from the lips Of the Savior;
When with rebuke the disciples were stirred
Jesus called them and said, forbid them not
For OF such Is tho kingdom Of God:
We must like the child, be free from eacl
spot, issa3sllSIs 4. /.
And bow meath HIS Christening rod.
When tho hand that gave, would take away
How oft We would wish to restrain,
But we will strive Ills will to obey
Tho 1t causes US grief and much pain.
! Little George like the tender vine