Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1904-01-08

fOEu'S culGOFldl lAe2QllKuU uOOrnlOk
one Of the easy chairs some time dur
ing the fair"
1 WINONA.
correspondence of the Record. lJan.e.
Charley Althof and CAf. Putnam
were o1sines visitorsat Winona, Tues
day.
Miss Lucille Parker left home, Sat-
urday, to resume her studies at James
town.
Issue Clerk Cpuse dined New
Year Day with Rev. Reed at bis
mission.
The genial mayor Of Emmonsburg,
DR.. Muench, visited at the Wescott
House, New Year Day.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Andrus have,
assumed charge of the Agency mess,
and will always be pleased to have
their Emmons county friends call on
them.
Rev. Father Bernard was the suc1
cessful winner Of the splendid EdisoA
gEaphiphone ratfled OF by Mr.. Parker
Everybody felt delighted that the
worthy priest was the lucky one.
II. F. Wilson, the Bazar man, is
down with erysipelas. The affable
storekeeper finds confinement to his
bed rather irksome. He is improving
very fast under DR.. Shockeys attend
ance.
The Carlson boys drove to Nandan,
Wednesday,, This is the first time the
boys have taken q vacation after their
bard summers work, and they Ger:
tainly deserve it. There are rumors
about Charlie looking up q congenial
hel lpmate. - :,
! The Maziope Tanka has inaugurated
a cash system for the mutual benefit
Of Indian and trader. Some very in.
genious and attractive signs, executed
by Manager Parker, adorn the store,
telling its customers the advantage of
a cash business.
Sister Seraphine, who has spent
several years at the Agency, doing
countless deeds of mercy to the In
dians, young and old, left for Bismarck
Ito receive skilled medical attendance.
The best wishes Of all, Indians and
white persons, go with this self-sacri-
fcing lady, and everybody sincerely
khopes the sister will soon return, bene-
flied in health. The whole reserva-
tion unanimously awaits the news of
her recovery.
The slippery Six" a young mems
social club at Yates, gave the Agency
people most enjoyable dance at the
post hall, New Year Eve. Messrs.
Fiske and Cannoyer and the Misses
Murphy and Van Solen discoursed
kexcellent music. Under the superin-
tendency Of Capt. Welch and wife, de-
lfcious refreshments were served to
the merry dancers. The splendid con-
dttion Of the floor, the excellence Of
the music and the untiring energies
OF the somewhat euphonious-named
club served to make everybody who
attended declare that they had en-
ioyed a "royal time" :.
The Chicago Record Herald had a
large cartoon, concerning the be.
nighted and forlorn Prot. Hazard.
It's strange that all the western papers
have SO much to babble about the
poor, unfortunate Indian pedagogue.
The woes and tribulations of a teach.
er are sufficient without being aug.
mented by tantalizing cartoons and
heavy editorials. Prof. Hazard took
a trip to Chicago during his Christ.
mas vacation; but, contrary to every.
body's expectations, he returned ':frau.
less. The afectionate siren-worded
letters from many leap-year maidens
failed to persuade the much.adver.
ftised prof. to renounce his single
blessedness. Mr.. II. declares he'll
offer homage to Lady Nicotine alone,
and mediate upon the horrors Of
matrimonial abfiss" and the felicit ties
OF Dictatorship in the murky jungles
Of Filipino land. To the many modern
epigrams the Professor begs to add
that Of Uncle Sam, "Git married, or
git. ZU'ZU.
1 TWill Pagel has succeeded to the
dray business Of, Mr.. Weinberg. Mr..
Pagel is well known to the people ol
Linton and vicinity. He will give
strict attention to business, and will
give carefull and prompt attention
to such work In his line as he may be
trusted with. Prices reasonable.
4 TO COLORADO and CALIFORNIA
4 VIA THE
4 CHICAGO, MIL. & ST. PAUL. R'Y.
Double daily train service ID. now
offered from Chicago tOC Colorado and
to California via the Chicago, Milwail.
kee s. st. Paul Union Pacific line.
Through standard and tourist sleep.
ers are operated between Chicago and
San francisco, and through standard
sleepers and reclining-ch cars be.
Z IL n :.