Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-09-17
Father schardt's ability as a pulpit

orator.
eyCall at the Ladies' Store and SEQ
the new fall hats, suits and dress
goods. Hats made to order
Mrs. VIM. Lattimer returned TO Ma.
zelton, Tuesday morning after visit
OF several days. at Linton and A berdeen
There will be harvest dance in the
opera-house on the evening of FRIDAY
Sept. 10Th. Good music. Everybody
invited.
Henry Kohl, father of Frank Kohl.
arrived In Linton last Friday to visit
his son. He left Linton yesterday ON
his return home.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Stetfen
Anderson, residing about twelve
miles northeast of Linton, Saturday
morning, Sept. 18th, a son. All we'll.
A. G. Briggs, wife and three chill
dren, living about ten miles northwest
OF Hazelton, all have diphtherta,
None of them is in a serious condition.
Justice Husaboe, of Hague, is in
town to-day. Mr.. II. was member
OF the lower house of the territorial
legislature from southern district i'm
1879.
Miss Denholm, living at the Kelsch
place, fifteen miles east of Linton.
on Beaver creek, was seriously i'll the
first of the week, but is now much i'm
proved.
The barn of MIR. Benedict, living
about twelve miles northeast Of Lin
ton, was destroyed by fire last week.
A calf, three hogs and a dog were
burned in the barn.
Martin Winterberg, living north
east OF Pollock, was kicked ia the head
by a horse and so seriously injured
that he was Obliged to come to Pollock
for medical treatment. Pollock Pro-
gress.
81 Estrayed-from the neigborhood
OF my place, on lower Beaver creek, an
Aberbeen-Angus bull, with ring in
nose. Will any one having knowledge
OF his whereabouts please inform me?
Geo. Burge, Linton, N. ID.
Andy Wolfer returned from Texas
Tuesday. Mrs. Wolfer, who is in poor
health, will not return until later.
Andrew has done very we'll in tiaan-
ctal way, but he prefers North Dakota
as permanent residence.
John Public, a respected citizen re-
siding about six miles south of Hazel
ton, died last Friday night. His dis
ease was, we understand, cholera NOR
bus or something akin to it. The
funeral and burial took place at Ha
Zelton.
Judge Carley issued marriage IL
censes this Thursday forenoon to
the following persons: Jacob Pfeifie,
of Washburn, N. d., and Paulina Lang,
of Linton, n. D.; John j. Flaherty
and Gladys Irene Martin, both Of
Linton, n. %.
Edward Braddock, in company with
his son Edward, returned Monday from
trip TO his old home, Philadelphia,
where he was called by the death of
his mother. Mr.. B. and "Young Ed
visited New York and other places
while absent and took a trip on the
ocean.
Major Belden came up from Yates
Tuesday evening. He brought over
his brother in.law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Ogden, and their son,
Homer, Of Maryville, Mo-, who took
the n. P. yesterday morning EN- route
to Steele to visit their relatives, the
Stanleys.
A serious accident happened to
Frank Foell, of Brofy, last Sunday.
His shotgun was accidentally dis
charged, the charge entering one OF
his wrists. He was taken to Hazelton
for treatment by DR.. Snyder. The
Record did not learn the particulars
OF the accident.
A. p. Anderson. Of Bismarck, .
well-known business man Of that city,
and for several years holding posi-
tion in the store OF his brother-in-
law, the late F. E. Semling, was q
visitor in Linton Tuesday. MIR. An
derson is travelling for the Bismarck
Marble and Granite Works, of which
he and L. II. Carufel are proprietors.
Born.-A big, bouncing, ten-pound
boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Pollock, Sunday, Aug. 30, 1908. Dr.
Schockey reports that mother and
child are doing nicely. AS for Archie,
he is about the proudest man in these
parts.-Pollock Progress. Mrs. Pol
| lock was formerly Miss Currin, a popu-
lar Emmons county school-teacherl.
II. L. SHAFT, residing eighteen miles
northeast OF Linton, will have AN allc-
tion sale on Thursday, Oct. 18th. lie
will then remove to his old home at
| WATERFOWL, MIMI, on account of MS
mother being seriously troubled with
paralysis. Mr.. SHAFT says he has q
good claim. likes the country. ana
will return here as soon as his motn-
er's health is better.
Mrs. Eranz Gellner mother Of Peter