Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-03-08
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To leave II he refused;
A spark fell on his naughty neck,
Aud, oh, the words he used: lex.
Will Fulmer came over from Lehr
Friday.
Capt. John O'Flynn returned home
Saturday.
The Arlington Is now running q
bus to and from the trains.
Emil Dierenfeld and Fred We're
were Eurekaites linton Monday.
Tom Burke retu Ned Friday from .
visit to various points in South Dakota.
Attorney Armstrong went to Bis
marck Tuesday on professional bust
neaA
Ray Coonen returned Tuesday from
three-weeks' business sojourn in
Wishek.
1t looks as though spring was hover
ing around and had about made up
her mind to stay.
Leonard du Heaume recently sold
the H. q. Rhud quarter, about a mile
north OF Williamsport.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Fladebo, old residents Of south.
ern Emmons, recently.
Arnolds Comedians, said to be q
good show, will b 1t the opera-house
Saturday evening, March 18th.
A homestead REIMBURSEMENT In the
Braddock neighborhood vas sold the
other day for thousand dollars.
John Haak, Ed. Olson, John o.
Schapp and Kuute Paulson were up
from southern Emmons yesterday.
The mercury in John Hagg's ther.
mometer showed oeaarly 60 degrees
above zero yes> hiHS afternoon-in
the sun. no
Elsewhere in II Issue WILDE found
notices Of "Horses for Sale and
Farm for Rent" inserted by John
r. Davis.
Next week Uncle Ben Corbin will
10 40 I'D 10 these columns-tell what
he knows about selling land, catching
wolves, etc.
Frank Volk and sons, Tony and
Joe we're up from Strasburg yesterday.
Ladwig Mattern was also q member
Of the party.
Earle Smith returned from Roclles-
ter, Mimi, last Friday. Miss Stella
Smith is expected to return home to
morrow or Saturday.
Twin girls were recently born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Rilingsley, Of Clan
avon. This is the third set OF twins
born to Mrs. Bilingsley.
]. A. Kelly, father Of Unions ~ell-
known contractor and builder, is up
from Dell Rapids on visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelly and Baby Kelly.
Liveryman Wright came down from
Hazelton Saturday, with Father
Schwizer, Leonard du Heaume and
Charley Packard Is passengers.
George Acheson t.eturned Monday
from visit Of sevek,Il days with his
wife and daughtek. at their home
stead In the Dale neighborhOod.
Born Friday morning, March l,
1905, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Biddlecomb,
OF the Linton neighborhood, q daugh.
ter. Mother and girl doing we'll.
After . stay in Linton Of several
days, attending to some business and
visiting friends. Senator Macdonald
left for Hazelton by Mondays train.
The county commissioners Of Logan
county have placed : bounty on gopher
| tails whacked from the bodies Of the
pests that may be killed during April
and May.
/ Last Saturday Mr.. Thomas Hedge.
son, Of Logan district. and Miss Lizzie
Fennell, OF Sycamore, ILL.,, were mar
BY Justice Britts, at the latter's resi-.
dence in the old town
Mr.. and Mrs. Halves were down from
the midway ranch last Monday. They
came with Mr.. H.'s mother, Mrs. A.
b. Kingsley, who was en- route to hei
old home, Glencoe, MINI.
State Land Commissioners Hegge's
notice OF lease Of school lands appears
elsewhere In this issue. The date set
Is Tuesday, April ID, at The court
house, beginainR 1t 10 :. m.
oDWe will start buying cream on
March 18th. Highest price paid fOl
same. We sell the Empire Cream Sep
aratOr. the best on earth.
L. w. BROPHY, BrOfy, n. d.
Two additional carloads Of immi'
grants and immigrants property ar
rived 1t HazeltOn Monday. The nex
corners consist of three members Of
the Albaugh family, III Spencer. s. D
Comrade Rufus Dean, Of South
Prairie, died Wednesday Of last week
The remains were shipped Friday b.
Milwaukee train to their destination
In Iowa, where the interment will b