Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-16
HAzaToH HAPPENINGS.
From the Republican, Aug. 8. 1905.

The train crew had an accident
this morning as result of which
box car is lying on its side across u
sidetrack.
MIR. and Mrs. Christ Winterton and
baby went to Braddock Sunday,..w
Mrs. w. and the boy will remain this
week with friends.
Mrs Emma Cotton, Braddock, has
been renewing old-time acquaintanceS
and viewing old home scenes 10y spend
ing the past week with Mr. and Mrs
j. b. Brock.
Attorney Niles has had door cut
into the west side of the bank build
ing and has fitted up law office in
the rear room. A new board walk
has been laid on the west side.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. f. Brindle went to
Bismarck Saturday i'm response To
message that their daughters condi-
| ton was worse Mr. Brindle returned
next day and reports the young lady
improving again.
Fine large yields of all kinds of
grain are going to be the rule rather
than the exception, and we believe
this years yield will he fully as good,
if not better, than those OF the pre-
ceding two years. An increase ac-
reage of fully twenty-five per cent
/ M cams much IN thic aSt inn
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Nognild, of
Braddock, was over Sunday with the
ball team. While In South Dakota
month ago they visited the family Of
j. B. Baker, OF belmont, formerly of
this place. The latter were prosper
Gus and happy, and desired to be re-
membered to Old-time friends.
Frances JaskoWiak, of Bismarck he
of the large name and and good rec
ord that extends away back into the
early settlement of Emmons county
when his mechanical ability was al
ways in demand, repairing everything
from coffee mill to a printing press
has just finished drilling a tubular
we'll on the homestead OF j. N. Forsyth,
northwest OF Hazelton.
Linton is now duly incorporated.
| Village ordinances, to cover every con-
ceivable points from dog licence to
local option, will have to be made 10y
the new trustees, and upon their good
Judgment depends much of the young
lcity's future, but as each of the trus-
tees has had some experience in viii
Ilage government, and as all are
thorough business men. Unions bark
starts out well manned
The prettiest thraShing rig i'm this
part OF the country was unlOaded here
Monday by S. F. Wright, and was
later sold by him to lkurtz Bros. II is
a j. i. Case, 25-horse steam engine, a
1880 all steel separator with blower
and other late Improvements. The
engine has drive wheels 36 inches in
width and is we'll adapted for use i'm
or breaking. The entire rig runs like
clockwork and will ITO doubt make
money for it's owners.
Bliggle's land office has some sam
pies OF alfalfa, timothy and clover
from the farm OF S. f. kurtz that
j would make an fastener green-eyed
with envy. The timothy is four feet
| lying. The alfalfa second crop this
scas,n, grown in twenty eight days
is nearly two feet tall, while the clio
| yer is so big and rank that one would
think it had been reared down east.
Mi kurtz has been following the
Plan of the United States Depart
ment OF Agriculture in inoculating
the soil for clover and alfalfa, and the
roots OF each Of these samples SHOW
the little nadules or bulbs that prove
50 beneficial.