Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-03-12
he saw . whole lot Of things that had
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net been dreamed Of Ia his philoso.
ply"
Miss Carrie Brindle, Of Hazelton. i
again In the hospital at Bismarck.
She had an operation performed Feb.
18th for appendicitis, and her many
friends In Emmons county will be
pleased to learn that she l. doing 90
we'll that it Is expected she will be
able to leave the hospital to-day or
tomorrow.
A representative Of the state phar.
macy board was In Emmons county
last week and caused the arrest Of
four people-one at Hague, one at
Strasburg, one at Linton and one at
aaaelton-on charges Of dealing In
poisons without the services Of reg
lstered pharmacist. All gave bail to
appear at the May term Of the district
court, in Linton.
y. II. Reamer, at San Antonio,
Texas, sends to the Record q box con-
tanning an opened cotton boil, some
flowers and other evidences that the
season is sjust . leetle mite" earlier
In the Lone Star State than here.
But what was it that Gen. Sheridan
said about Texas-how, II he owned
hades and Texas, he'd rent the latter
and reside in hadosc
The editor Of this paper received .
letter this week from VIM. Robb, who
with his family are located at Port
land, Oregon. Mr.. Robb writes that
Anton Weigel, who formerly lived in
Emmons county, has sold out his in
terests in Oregon aud is preparing
to return to North Dakota, and that
he will probably arrive here some
time this week.-Eureka Blade.
Fred Andrus, formerly Of the Dale
netghborhood, Emmons county, but
now residing 1t Ulster, Pa, In q letter
to the editor Of the Record. says:
I'VE have had y rather dtsagreeable
winter here, with much rain and
snow. The ice is the thickest in
years. l expect to 60 to Philadelphia
about the first OF April to take DO.
sition with one Of the largest cream.
cry companies 10 the state.'
1t was stated In the Record OF
last week that = ntneteen-year.Old
boy named Braun, down near Zee.
land, in Mcintosh county, was wanted
for the seduction of thirteen-year.
old girl named Keller, the latter .
resident Of thiscounty, and that Sheriff
Jones had gone down to iceland after
him. The sheriff returned with young
Braun; and he was. held BY Justice
WAGNER Ia bonds to the district court.
The bonds were given.
Last Sunday there was . close call
by fire ct the Leader store. Some
Ignite ashes NOTED for retaining fire
were placed too close to the wooden
wall Of shed built on the rear of the
store. Tom McCrory was going BY
and noticed smoke arising from the
rear Of the building. The IRE was
put out. It had burned through the
wall, and in short time the building
would have been - conner"
The Record is informed that West
field postofice has been discontinued,
or is about to be discontinued, owing
to the fact that no one wants to take
the office, with its excess Of annoyance
above income. Some Of our subscribe
ers at Westfield have ordered the pa
per sent to another Office. II the 9TH
ers will drop us postal card or send
US word otherwise as to where they
wish their copy Of the paper sent, the
address will at once be changed.
Items from Pollock Progress Of
March 9th: Charles Pulling began q
term Of school in the Vanderbilt dis
trict Wednesday. ~. Here's q sure
receipt for getting rich: Early to bed
and early to rise. Work like Helen
Advertise. 80. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Pull
ling returned from a two-weeks' visit
with friends ct Bowdle and vicinity
Monday. .. .Pharos Kinds, OF Burn
stad, N. b., is visiting relation and
friends In Pollock this week. Phsros
reports his fathers family, who recent.
" moved from here to Burnstad, Is
we'll and enjoying . good trade ia
the mercantile business, which they
are engaged In ct that place.
A Hart arr gasoline traction en-
CINE Of 22-horsepower has been added
to the Bazar's machinery stock fol
the spring trade which is being ~
sembled on the lots north Of the Rec
ord ONCE. Anexpert was here . couple
of days showing the workings Of the
new machine to Mr.. Pring, Of the
Bazaar, who now seems to make It 60
as we'll as anybody could. The ma.
chine looks like q big turtle crawling
around. Its wheels were made ia
climb up and over stone several
inches in height. It is so easily gov.
erned that 1t could be held with q
wheel part way to the top of stone
or part way down on the other side.
wilhelm Bjones. candidate fol
sheriff, has thought out new. wrinkle
In political canvassing. He has made
arrangements with Smith 4 Irvine