Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-12-05

when they talk with their neighbors
who do attend. 1t Is tirst-class in
every respect.
Hazelton is likely TO have two new
elevators soon. The Cargill company
OF Minneapolis and man named
Grow, OF Hector Mimi, have asked
the n. p. Railway company for sites
for the buildings.
Mr. and Mrs. Potwin Of Aberdeen,
son-in-law and daughter of Mrs. A. w.
Sims, visited their Linton relatives
over Thanksgiving. Mr.. Potwin is
city editor Of the Aberdeen American,
and is making fine reputation as /.
newspaper man.
Recently v. c. Hoffart, of the south
ern part of the county, was out hunt
ing with friend The friend was
standing near Hobart and pulled up
his gun to shoot at rabbit The
gun was prematurely discharged, the
load missing MIR. II. by only few
inches.
A man named Tempel, South Da-
kotan, has purchased some land ON
both sides Of the track, just south of
Brofy, and has had Survey or Harold of
Bismarck at work surveying 1t into
lots and blocks. 1t is to be named
Tempelton. and it is said will be
doomed when the merry, merry spring
time comes.
In justice court at Hazelton, Monday
of last week, Walter l.. Craig was held
to the district court in bonds of $500,
for the alleged seduction of Elfreida
Neugebauer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tony Ncugebauer. of the northern part
of the county. The boy is eighteen
years old. The girl is about the same
sge, or younger. and she is encein'e.
Travelling men and Hazeltonians say
that your Uncle, William Yeater has
about as neat and cosy hostelry
up at the sister town as one can find
in towns much larger. And the fact
that his worthy better half has per-
sonal Charge of the culinary depart
ment is guarantee that hungry trav-
elers and local bachelors, grass Wild
bowers and SIGH will not 60 hungry in
Hazelton.
Monday OF last week Fred Wollen-,
haupt, an old timer of the Williams
port country" and aged about seventy
years, suffered a severe fracture to
the bones Of one of his legs near the
hip. He was at the home of his son.
Soren, ten or dozen miles north
of Hazelton, and was standing on a
fence wire while Soren drove team
over it. In some way he fell. with
the result above stated.
Two of Unions well-known and
well-liked residents were united i'm
marriage yesterday Wednesday, Dec.
AT the home of DIR. and Mrs. G..
O. Smith, in Linton; the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. N. Wood,
pastor OF the Methodist church. The
young people who took one another
for better or worse were Mr.. Reuel j.
Grain and Miss Anna D. Braddock.
They we're attended by Mr.. Earle
Smith and Miss Mamie Shier. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Braddock, of Linton. She
grew to womanhood in Emmons coun-
ty. Accomplished, pleasant hammered
and courteous with every one, she is
highly esteemed by all who know her.
She has been good girl and will make
good wife. The groom is a younger
} brother Of Mr.. E. A. Grain. OF the
First Bank of Linton. He is young
man we'll worthy of the young lady
whom he has won. He has been en-
ployed in the bank for about three
years, and he has been las steady as
clock Bright, kind-heaited,
and unassuming he is held in the
highest regard by everybody. The
young husband and wife left by yester-
days Milwaukee train for the Twin
Cities. MIR. Grain has secured good
position with bank at Marion. La
Moure county. this state, and there he
and his wife will make their home.
The best wishes of the people of Lin
ton go with them.
!, See Miss Smiths5 and lOc counters.