Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11

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his WAY h,ns lhe i,neia t,mN
place SAturaaN. tic services tsn,e
conducted hN tlsr E,N II SeNafe. 80
Hague.
horn tuesday pct. 4. pNo. ii Nlt
and MsS. John Bosch II l.imtai /,
daughter All wei lehu SAYS Np
sell hy the pound au, thNg li>
butcher slup. except that III
That h-e-hAw noiSc yeu ils n, n
ing I'm the south cud ui Broai~,N
ever4Ba'ic- IN while l>n what seu
thlnk IL is. It's BatcaNr HtHN, se
of delight just after lac ) hit the lel>N
Two auction sales llc announced TOT
the near future IN this nclshbCihVod
Next Saturday ic New berlN> ME-
hold "a sale iu the Hart fora Ilamptpll
country. and u, Monday oct -. Mrs.
Christina l'iautmann. on Is NJ T.
Will Also have a publlc >aleal lei farm
on the sec tUn named
CoMrade George I, t,e sting. of he
Mars, Iowa, was a welcome caiier at
the Record office one day Iast week
ComrAde Costing Was ], member OF
Company "A, 'lhfrd lo~a Iniantty,
during the civil wal llr is otl uil II
visit TO his sou. who l,'>ldc> al Stlas,
burg.
Young August Iaslkawiak tlrosr ia
to town Saturday toget some supplies
The well-drlling machlur was Al liiat
time digging "a well fvl MI Bolngcr
a few miles from Linton Ine salsus
man was driving with one hand In
i,fl lsAr hal halil 4
sections Of his name. that lic w;lsll t
using just then, carefully colied up
Paul Muench struck it right when
he started his feed store and grinding
mill in Linton. You cam hear nalii 5
gasolise engine poppins ali day long
working on the big yield III feed grain
THAT this part of theculintry has raised
this year Paul is building up good
trade, for the reasons tntt he has
everything handy for loading and an
loading, that ,e can grind Your load
5uf grain ID, IA sltor, llmt and That he
does good work
lnRman Frcderickson, "A young man
recently frem lDelI Rapids, : |, WAS
under Dr Wulvertol'S 5 calc the latter
part ut last week and the first II This
week. suffering from an at,sscs> IN hi,
throat. Tie Is getting along all night,
and has been discharged from the
doctors "hoSpital The young man
was In serious danger Tor awhile, hpw
ever, ~ there was a hemollhage from
the abNceSS, te9 nnlng AT 4 "A IN >atul-
day and lasting until "a III. SUNDAY
Young Jacob Pfail SON nf Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred pfatY, 81, OF the sand
Creek country, aud brnllcl OF Fred
PfaR, Jr., OF the Linton Isazar was
badly injured Tuesday while al work
with the Burdcl thrashlmg crew over
la the Sand Creek neighborlood Nc
was putting on the main bell when in
some manner he was caught l,y the
belt Ills right arm was broken and
hts right hand badly laceraled lie
at the latter'S residence
One would hardly expect a stage
team that is on the road every day to
be so coltisll AS To light out without
asking anybodys leave. Bat that il,
what Billy Carmichael $ Rraddock
stage team did one day last week
They started out from mean the post
Ot1iCc and hikcd To the old town. where
they ran the hack agansta telephone
pole and tore 1T loose from us motive
power The horses AGAIN ran, and
were captured near Mr. Patterson 5.
Very little damage was dnlc, much TO
the surprise OF every one Who SAYS the
team and stage disappear over the
Billy Irwin hill. going aklla for West
Linton
When IL comes to rllnaways, Johnny
TOuKh'> team is entitled IT, the )uc
ribbon for giving the llvelicst cNllil,i-
tion seen la these parts his fall IIc
tied the team neat the COURT house
yesterday forenoon Becoming fright
ened, they broke loose aud ,campered
away. Like all rnla"ays Ia llie,.
parts, they started out "a give an es,
htbitlOM To the resident, Oh West .in-
ton. They went Ink Observation-Disclosures
down Mount Irwin near the luce on
the south side uf the road ,trlking an
obstruction and leaving the f,lIggy
with "a broken tongue, axle bent. ana
otherwise badly smashed WalIr Pet
rie caught the animals near lis rc,i-
dence.