Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-10-22
BRADDOCK BREVITIES.
trom the News. Ort. 18th.

Cteu OUtTk IS Uullulnk TeSluttlCc
in the northern part of town.
\ daughter was born u MIR and
Mrs. Roy Better ON Saturday last.
The nice, tender meat being served
these days is reminder that the
Braddock market Is again open.
Barber Geo c. Scmple is excavating
beneath the residence on his home
stead, just south Of town, and willput
in hot-air heating plant this fall.
Warren Mandigo and l. l.. Scrogsins
shipped cattle TO st. Paul Saturday,
the former returning Tuesday, while
the latter is visiting friends in Iowa.
DIR. Welsh returned Monday from
Roundup, Montana, and is settling up
his business preparatory to moving
with his family 10 that place during
the next two or three weeks.
From reports it appears that shoot
ing on Long lake will be poor this
fall. The water is lower than ii has
been for many years, and the few geese
and ducks are ON the open water tn
the center of the lake.
A bouncing daughter arrived At the
home OF MIR. and Mrs. Fred Oberg Of
this city Tuesday morning, Oct. 9TH,
accounting for Fred's happy smile
these days. Mother, Fred and the
balance OF the family doing nicely.
| Joe Fuller came up from Linton
Monday, and Tuesday moved Mrs. A.
l.. Able with her household effects
back to that town. 1t is understood
that Joe will have charge uf the priS-
oners in the county jail this winter.
j. j. Ryan will erect a cement build
ing next spring on his Mitchell street
lot between NJ. l.. Doerschlag's gen
eral store and the News office. teams
will be put to work drawing rock and
other materials as soon as help can be
procured.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Woods OF Home
stead, Pa, who have been the guests
OF their nephew, VIM. Baxter, and
family, returned home yesterday. They
had been on an extended visit TO Cal
ifornia, Washington and other coast
states.
Postmaster Shepard has received In.
structions from the department. to
prepare for u daily service ON Brad
dock rural No. 1, after November L
u 1t looks rather good for Braddock tht
only town In the county with rura
delivery.
4 Although the grain is being thrash
ed about two weeks earlier than Y
was last year, collections arr
coming i'm slowly. This condition II
accounted for owing to the fact tina
farmers are taking advantage OF TIN
fine weather to do more fall ploWini
than usual.
The county commissioners, 1t has
been said, this week will explait
through one of the Linton papers
why they looked upon the proposals 0
the Henepin bridge Co. In defiance o
law. IL they do, the News will repro
duce their talk without mention
ing the name OF Boss IIerolz.
Dugald Campbell who is perhap
the widest known sheep man OF TIN
state, is preparing To ship q car-loa'
OF household goods TO Eugene. Oregon
, this week. Mrs Campbell, her sister
Miss Gilkison, and the children, vii
, leave for that place in few days, am
I will later be followed by Mr.. Campbell
! The assault and battery case "
which Mrs. Mary Cole charged tina
Robt. Dickson struck her on the ey
! with beer (malt) bottle, was settle
in Judge Lees court Wednesday b
the non-appearance Of the complain
G ing witness. The defendant paid
2 fine OF s. and costs. amounting I
y about $40 in all.
In what is indeed a gentleman
: manner--word has come that II III
I,raddock News don't shut up and sta
shut up the man who sets the yf
will be sent To the Bastile an
also be sued. In answer, we will Sd
that perhaps Mr.. lIerolz may be stel
. ping rather Highland that there
yet possibility OF a grand jury bein
called to investigate Emmons count
:, matters.
4 GgThe First Bank OF Linton, Lii
;s ton, ". d.. has real-estate money
= loan on good farm lands, three to NJ
d years.
= A Deferred correction"
: The following extract is taken fro
"a the commissioners minutes OF U