Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-11-26

as both were at one time soldiers in
the kaiser'S army, it is reasonable to
believe that the two gentlemen have
had some very interesting talks to-
gether since Mr.. Schengberg came.
a. have just taken the agency. for
Chas. A, Stevens cloaks. suits, skirts,
etc. Call and see samples and styles
We also have new line of silks,
nets, trimmings and laces for fancy
waists. Cali at the Ladies Store to
see them.
All members Of Linton Camp, NO.
ll,O2o, Modern Woodmen of America,
are urgently requested to be present
at the next regular meeting Tuesday,
December sth. Election of officers
and other important business All
members should try to be present. p.
j. Wittmayer, Clerk
The Phoenix Lumber Company has
been making some considerable i'm
proyements to their yard Said i'm
provements are in the shape ola pair Of
gates that will allow the closing of the
yard in the rear as we'll as in the
front, and prevent any of the lumber,
coal, ETC., that might take a notion to
wander" at night from doing so.
Lambert Tinholt is building large
hall in Herreid. 1t will be so feet
long, 40 feet wide and 30 feet high
The basement will be OF concrete and
the walls Of brick. One day recent
ly, while some frozen soil was being
blasted for the basement, a chunk of
dirt was thrown thirty yards and
smashed the glass front of Rigeler 4
Son s store.
Tom Lowell was so unlucky as to
have two OF his ribs broken Tuesday OF
last week. lie was driving the water
wagon for the thrashers at Frank
Sickel's place, about seventeen miles
east Of Lint on. and felloff the load. y
He came TO town and had his ribs
fixed so that in short time they will
be as sound as Adams were before
they were monxeyed with for the man
ufacture Of Eve. And yet the prohi-
bitionists tell us that there Is nothing
but safety and good luck on the water
wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Groen, of Hull,
left last week for Holland, Mich,
where they will visit until after the
holidays with Mrs. Green's relatives,
the Wagenveldts, whom Mr.. and Mrs,
Groen have not seen since the Wa
genveldts left Emmons county about
six years ago. Aren Hollaar went
with the Greens as far as Milwaukee,
where he was to visit sister a few
days, and then leave for Holland,
! Neb., to visit his mother and other
| friends whom he had not seen fol
Twenty-Five years.
Comrade L. ii. Sisco, Of the Brad
dock neighborhood, met with a siren
uous experience while coming to Lin
ton last Friday. He was driving a
team one OF which was "bronk
that, judging by results, was Con
federate sympathizer and objected t
toting bald headed Yank over the
country. About ten miles this side d
Braddock the bronx began to ''act up,
raising his front end into the atmos
phere and coming down with his foft
feet over the lines and the buggy
tongue. OF course the team then hae
things their own way The animals
ran, tiLally upsetting the bugg!
and throwing out the driver. who
landed on that part of his anatom!
described in the words OF the OLE
song as ode place where de WOO
ought to grow. The buggy was als'
badly smashed. Comrade Sisco hat
to procure another rig to bring him L
Linton. Mrs. Sisco started with he
Husband on the trip, but concluded t
stop ON the way and visit one Of he
married daughters. Comrade Sisc
was considerably bruised and shake!
iup. but, apparently, received no Sc
we're injuries. 1t was narrow escap
for the comradc. all right, and, ha'
; NOT good luck been with him, the re
snlts would have required the writin
up of the occurrence in more seriou
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