Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-03-07

~ raining OF portraits, landscapes
and photographs: work in crayon,
sepia, pastel and oil S w Wood,
Artist. Linton, y. d.
The Lester Comedy Co. will appear
at the opera house On Friday night.
March 18th This is strong comedy
company and Will give two hour en-
tertainmen,. Pretty girls and jolly
comedians. Come and bring the whole
family.
| a hearing in the contest case of
Franz Joseph Feldmann VS.. kunikun-
da Schma!tz came up before L. S.
Commissioners Weatherby Monday.
Edw. Braddock appeared 70. the con-
testant ard Geo. W. Lynn for the
claimant.
Christ Winterton. Levi Chapman
and Roy Yeater came down from Haz-
elton last Thursday evening On the be-
lated n. r. train u attend the meet.
ing Of the X. Of T.. and assist in max
ing Thomas Jones and Jos. SLENDER
fuliledged knights
J. T. Ramey, Of Emmonsburg, will
hold an auction sale Of fifty head OF
good horses at the stock yards at Lin.
ton OH March %. 1t is claimed that
among them are some beauties and
they ought to sell as fast as lemonade
on the 4th Of July.
Thomas Jones received word by wire
4 Tuesday from Washington, b. C., Of
his disappointment as postmaster Of
this city. The appointment having
been made by President Roosevelt on
Monday and confirmed by tile senate
the same day, before the closing OF the
10Th session.
Messrs. Clark and Garrett, manap-
ers of the Lester Comedy O.. have
gone to great expense In securing
hrst class performers to support Miss
Lester, aud without doubt have the
best there are in their line. BE sure
to see this company the opera house
Friday evening. March 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. George .Acheson are
rejoicing over the arrival of bright
ten pound boy at their home at Dale,
February 18th. George Is pretty we'll
4 versed III base bal, but has to keep
mum now, az the ypunysi.r seems TO
have been D5rYi Il. the profession as
"umpre"-he bolGs his grounds, and
! his daddy can. ~. word In edge
ways. Congratulations
| Commissioner James Pollock was in
/ Herreid Monday lie reports that the
settlers along he river near Wander
| bilt have been warned to take their
stock Of the bottoms, as the Yellow
! stone Is coming down. With the Ice
IN the Missouri two or three feet thick
aud solid, the Yellowstone flood would
Undoubtedly raise the ice and form q
dangerous gorge near Vanderbilt
llerreid Picaynnc.
Agent W. y. Cole, OF the union sta
ton AZ this place. expects pleavc with
his family the latter part Of this week
ON an extended trip To Denver Color
ado, visiting relatives and friends and
points Of interest cn.route lie in
tends 10 return via Helena, Montana.
MI Cole was at his post, faithful fnr
'''c past eighteen months and certain
" Is deserving Of the vacation. whici,
VIM take up the greater part OF a
month \ relief agent is expected
nsic M u DAY OF two u take charge Of
o''e work during Mr. Cole ) absence.
The case wherein The Hague l,aza,
o'oushI SUIT against David Morrow
J, lof ON amounting to 10 o., came N,
nelofe Justice Clint Wagner Mondav
, .N'lorhey Lane appeared for the Baza,
:. and John l.. Ruckman. Of Aberdeen
= lor defendant Morrow. After som,
not arguments ON both sides tho c,s
y was Illfown out Of court on two poin,s
u lat, because the ledger introduce,
le wherein the account was KENT ,.,
~ the name OF NJ. Morrow instead :
: David Morrow. and 2nd, because M
Hague Bazaar did rot file with ~
n clerk Of court accrtiticate oIinrorno,.
l. ton as required by law, and therefor
y could not bring suit The Bazaar INV
\. all costs. S. Fisher and Mrs Merit,
III were witnesses for the Bazar and wi,
IN Goering, Frank Paul and win XIII
for the defendant