Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-03-28

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husband resided in the Williamsport
country several years. but returned to
Ohio long time ago.
| Jesse Morford came by Mondays y.
T. train from Mckenzie, where he is
running q blacksmith shop. lie went
out to Hartford to spend y few days
with his relatives.
The Hon. Il. Il. Mockler, OF Bis
marck, AN interesting and eloquent
speaker, will be the Memorial Day
orator at Linton. The editor OF the
Record will deliver the address at
Valley City on that day.
eB-On Friday and Saturday, March
29th and 30th, we will show Il very
pretty line of up-to-date trimmed and
ready to- wear hats. Celebrate Easter
by treating yourself to new Easter
bonnet, at the Dornsife Sisters store.
- Newman, the famous hypnotist,
Is to be here next Thursday and Fri
day, April 4th and 5th This is the
BEST OpportunttyOu readers will have
to shake oil the blues and enjoy Il
hearty laugh. \ $3.50 show at popu
lar prices.
Quite lively wind blew i'm these
parts Thursday of last week. IL was
brisk, but not anywhere near the
danger line. A barn that b. +. Burge is
putting up OH Misplace ON north Broad
wav was moved several feet by the
gentle zephyr.
Mrs. Crowell, of the Arlington, re-
ceived a painful injury last Tuesday.
She was entering the shed, the heavy
door OF which has IL broken hinge AS
she opened the door il tipped and
struck her in the side, Slightly frac-
turing rib. Although it has panied
her considerably, the lady has refused
to give up and take to her bed.
a lodge of the Modern Woodmen of
America was organized at Hague last
Friday night. Crit. Pritchard, as act
ing consul, and L. Il. Osgood, as act
ing advisor, conducted the initiating
and installing work Lunch and other
refreshments were provided and IL
general good time was had. The new
lodge starts with fifteen members
Aberdeen American, March path:
MIR. and Mrs. f. w. Boettcher and
family, who have been spending the
winter In California, are at present i'm
Seattle, Wash. Mr.. Boettcher is able
to be about. after spraining his ankle
severely some time ago. They are
homeward-bound and are expected
home about the latter part of the
week.
In a letter from Frank Streeter, at
Aberdeen, the youngster says: "ln
last weeks paper noticed that you
are anxious for baseball team in
Linton. Next summer. when the time
comes for those trips to Pollock, Fort
Yates, etc, won't you be sorry you
lspoke::' ...... Lyman lClayton) is 10
catch for the Normal School nine this
year. Irving Parkhurst is going up
to Emmons county in a couple of
i
weeks
| What might have been fatal acct
dent happened To Herbert Brooks and
Cad Logue this Thursday evening.
A friend OF theirs had purchased two
bottles Of fluid, and the said BOTTLES
were wrapped in paper of Identical
color One contained beverage COM
mon in prohibition states and the
other was filled with formaldehyde.
BY mistake the friend handed the
wrong bottle to the young men, and
each took drink therefrom. Herbert
at once vomited and was out Of danger.
With Cad, however, it was different,
and aStOmacll-pumph had to be brought
into play. He has not yet entirely re-
covered, but the physicians think no
serious results will follow. There was
much excitement in town for time,
as the young men are we'll known and
we'll liked, and all sorts of reports as
to the fatal nature of the mistake flew
around at first Great is the law that
drives beer from the market and SUBJ
Stitltes therefor mistaken nipS of for
maldehyde, wood alcohol and other
beverages that SO far have killed more
than Il score Of people in North ia
kota.
To say that the band boys are
pleased with the success of their mas.
querade ball. last Friday night. is
putting it mildly. Those who attend
all the dances say that il was the
most enjoyable and successful affair
In the dancing line they ever attended
in Linton. There were about fifty
masked couples In attendance and the
gallery was crowded with spectators
Many OF tie costumes were exceed.
ingly we'll gotten up and the scene on
the floor before the unmasking hour
was brilliant in the extreme Prizes
were given for the best-costumed lady
and for the best-costumed gentleman
The successful ones were Frank Ir
vine. representing "a Knight, and
Miss Celia Mcdonnell. as "A Japan
csc Lady" 1t took some time for the
puzzled judges essrs. Weatherby
WolvertOn and Travis-to decide be
tween the popular young teacher and
Mrs. j. A. Lang, who was costumed a.
Little Bo Peep" The music was
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