Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-01-16

report reached the Record ONCE, IN.
other came 10 the effect that Mr..
Boechker, himself. had been taken
down with the disease.
The First Bank has increased it,
capital stock from $4,000 to ol5, 900.
The bank starts the new year with I
capital stock Of $1,000 and surplus
and undivided profits Of $4,000.
DR.. Wolverton Vas down 1t Stras.
burg, Hague and that part Of the Zee.
land neighborhood IN Emmons coun-
~, Saturday, on board-of health bust
ness. He reports the diphtheria cases
getting along al right.
The western sky vas lighted up
Tuesday evening BY . big prairie fire.
And this in North Dakota on the l4th
day Of January! The Record did not
learn whether the fire Was Ia Emmons
county or on the other side of the
river.
Jacob Lang, manager Of the Pho-
nix Lumber Company yard, has pur-
chased two lots opposite tho Broman
residence, on the east side Of the
street, and will erect dwelling-house
thereon during the coming building
season.
Mr.. n. Sakraida, who is to run the
new tatlor.shop In tho basement Of
the Linton State Bank, arrived from
Austin, Minn., Monday, and is o.
ready doing business 1T his new loca-
ttOn. Heis accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Miss Christina.
Friday evening, Jan. q, the Ladies
Of the Maccabees will give q masquer-
ade ball in the opera-house. Stewards
harp. orchestrs, On their way from Bis
marck south, wanted date here, and
they have been secured to furnish the
music for the dance. This orchestra
ID said to b the best that travels.
John H. Van Soest, Of the Hague
country, who went to Washington
and western Canada the latter part Of
last November With . view to posaible
settlement there, 10 expected to re-
turn home Friday or Saturday. He
likes the far-western country we'll
enough, but will continue to reside in
Emmons county.
Mrs. r. Trankhauser and her son
Charles, living . few miles north Of
Pollock, we're In Linton last Thursday,
and left Friday morning for Fargo,
where young Charles will undergo IN
operation for rupture. They will also
visit several relatives In that part Of
the state. Mr.. Frankhauser accom-
panied them to Linton.
Mike Bush Vas down from s'old
Billsport" last Thursday. He's the
same Michael-to We old fellows, at
least-thst he was when he came in
from Montana twenty-three years ago.
And it seems hardly possible that the
IL sho :, .nr.s.. - -. -.-s ,,tt1s
boys and girls only . short time ago
ere now, most Of 'em, married folks.
Items from Pollock Progress Of the
lVtn inst.: Jonn busDy ielt Mondsy
morning ior i1ot springs, AK, wne.e
ne WI. Jake cFesgm0nS ior Ing nea..n'
...... Mr. Cyrus fulhnR lecurneu FRI
dsy IRON nowole' ~neIe ne spen1 .wo
weeks a.tenuins - o'sl ~ =, Msvoe.s
sno v".e'nk lf'enus. 49,. ~. :. l.''e.V'
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b. - : e ess !. 80 ~. 49, ~. - H.n.aa.
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a couple OF nsrd-louRhc nomes.e.u
contest cases nave oeen on trlsl IA
Linton tnls week. Aoolpn AsousIel,
Iel Is conIeetine tue c.Am u Asl'
Schtelnef, u. Inc Witnesses were
VIII Freeman, Geo. Acneson, MARX
Scout, GEORGE bleRler, 1aofiel Bone
ksfsky, Rochus Emu, kaspar Honart'
Krigri Biegler, Oil OF dale. Arm
strong fof contestant' Lynn Ior con.