Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-04-09
generally satisfactory to the patrons
Of the school as the Misses Stuart and


a Hero. There is none other so much
used and with such excellent satisfac-
tion. w. +. Petrie.
L. a. Weatherby left yesterday by
the Milwaukee train to visit his old
home in Wisconsin. His sudden trip
is caused by the serious sickness of his
father. lie expects to be absent
week or ten days.
Z. A. keebler and his young son
Evans arrived home last Friday from
their sad trip to Pennsylvania with
the remains of Mrs. Keebler. They
came by the Mp. to Hazelton They
were visitors in Linton Monday.
Andrew Wolfer and wife left Mon
day for Oklahoma. They expect to
be absent couple of months. Mr..
Wolfer has taken situation with the
immigration department of the NJ,
X. I. Railway (''The Katy Line'').
Elmer Fogle, after investigating the
matter thoroughly, found that there
was no better cement block machine
made than the one owned and used by
Martin Il Sims last summer in erect
ing the bank building, and he has
purchased the said machine. He is
now prepared to take contracts for the
making of cement blocks i'm either
large or mallquantities.
Two bright young gentlemen 'sabout
knee high to a duck visited the Rec
ord Office Monday. They introduced
themselves as Peter and Ethan Pos
tile, and said they had come up from
the Winona country the day before
and brought their father with them.
Peter had visited us before, and he
took his younger brother about the
office. giving him an intelligent eX-
PLANTATION OF how the machinery,
etc, worked. Better make printer
out of that Oldest chap, John. Send
him to the Record office, and, be-
tween I'VE and his grandpap well
make a good republican of him at the
same time.
| Col. Patterson was missing a couple
of days this week. This brought con-
sternaton to the republican candi-
dates who need his opposition to i'm
sure their election. They began a
search and finally found him lying dis
robed on slab and Embalmer Bert
at work on him. In the latter's hand
was IA bottle, containing a liquid and
bearing the label, Warranted to kill
liar microbes in political corpses not
physically dead" After the injection
had been given time to work he was
revived and wonder of wonders.--it
was found that he couldn't tell lie:
for l'e remarked, as he went out of
the door: ''Yes. Bill Jones has made
a fine sheriff; and that good old man
across the street ought to go to the
legislature again, even if lie hasn't an
automobile.
| A large party of Germans direct
from Russia arrived i'm Linton last
Saturday. There we're seventeen in
the party, and they all have relatives
among old settlersi in Emmons county.
They come direct from Rosenthal, in
the Crimea ('sThe Krem, as the Ger
man Russians call it). They left Rus
STA on the oath of February. They
came by way New York and Duluth.
The party consistsof: Alexander Gal
walls, wife and four children: Matthias
Heck, wife and and two children:
Mrs. Geneyieve kelsch and three
children: Philip Jangula, Johannes
Jangula and Alexander Tewald, young
unmarried men. johannes was a SOL
dier in the Russo-Japanese war, and
had several narrow escapes during its
continuance, having bullet go
through his bootleg and twice having
his rifle broken in his hands by ex-
ploding shells, but being lucky enough
to see the end of the war practically
without injury. The newcomers are
stopping With the Bosches, Kelsches
and other relatives in Linton and vi
i cinity. and would be pleased to meet
former residents in the Crimea who
would like 10 get news from the old
home
Everything in a political way is very
quiet in these parts, SO far. No one
except our esteemed friend. the Hon
Patterson, seems to he excited at all.
lie has been trying very hard to get a
candidate against Sheriff JONES, and
has tried to ''string" two or three
gentlemen TO make the race. but has
been refused by them. He has also
been disappointed up to date in get
ting candidate in this county against
Streeter. AT first he announced to
several that he would be candidate.
Then he recoLsidcred his resolve and
began to make political medicine for
g. A. Herolz, asking several Linton
people and citizens from other parts
, of the county what they thought Mr..
II. IS chances would be. Mr.. Herolz,
himself. is still in a receptive mood
Tie has informed several Lintonites
IL Gently that many voters have asked
him 10 run for the legislature. but
that he has not yet fully made up his
mind. and that, if he concludes TO an.
nounce himself. it will he later in the
campaign. 1t is also reported tina,
N.ssrs. Patterson. He!OlZ. Lane and