Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-08-19

other teachers selected by the board
are as follows: Primary depart
ment, Miss Nora Greenwood; third
and fourth grades, Miss Sophia
Burke; fifth and sixth grades, Miss
Clara M.Weston: seventh and eighth
tgrades. Miss Rachael Green.
DO YOU want hcme9 If SO, see
me. can sell you a good house al
ready built in Linton in a good loca-
ton, with good we'll, or will build
one for you Of lumber or cement and
give you terms to suit yourself. T..
ID. Foglc, Linton. 6ly-o2l
| Or. Wolverton was called to the
home of John Schoenlauber, in the
Hazelton neighborhood, last Mon
day, to consult with DR.. Snyder
regarding the sickness of three chill
dren of the Schoenlauber family who
are seriously i'll with cholera infan-
tum.
| Postmaster Jones is having seven
| ty-tive acres plowed ON the Jones
farm north of town. MIR. Bridell is
doing the work AS the ground was
once before plowed, he finds that the
wild buckwheat interferes consider
ably with the work. Mr.. Jones will
put the seventytive acres i'm wheat
next year.
MIR. and Mrs. III. w. Allen and lit
tie Miss I.ucileAllen. their daughter,
of Braddock, were i'm town Tues
day. n. w. came ON business
errand and his wife and daughter
to visit old-time friends and neigh
bors. M. p Kaiser brought them
down in his auto.
There was a ad-looking bunch of
clouds few miles To the west and
southwest of town last Friday night,
and good many believed that the
crops over there were being pelted
by hail But news was afterward
received from the line of the storm
to the effect that it was one of the
heaviest rains of the season. ac-
companied or, rather. preceded
by strong wind, but there was no
hail.
S. o. Meppen. father of Theodore
Meppen, of Winchester, this county,
arrived from Council Bluffs, Iowa,
yesterday. With him came Henry
/ Torneten, wife and son Gustave,
and Charles Tawzer, all of the Iowa
city named Mr.. Torneten is a
brother-in law of Theodore Meppen.
They are here to visit for a week or
so. Mr. Torenten owns a half section
of land in the Hartford valley.
Doc Wolverton, the Barney Oldfeld
of these diggings. ran into an OBJ
struction the other day with his
little Ford auto and broke all the
leaves of his rear spring of his ma
chimes rear spring. He procured a
fence-post. which he placed between
the axle and the superstructure and
came into town ION time" As Windy
Hairy, the Punster. would remark :
Any one out with a Ford auto
ought to know that he can hard
ly afford to mash up said auto with
any considerable degree of frequen-
Icy"
Your Uncle William Yeater, the
Usage of Hazelton, made run down
here yesterday i'm his auto. With
him were Messrs. Gault and Powers,
the gentlemen who are to install the
creamery at Hazeton. On Broad
way the venerable man was in coils
ion with brindle purp; but, as he
the "chutFer," not the dog was
running slowly, the auto was not in
jured and the canine is still full of
lbarks. Some say that Mr.. Yeater
Ihas a contract with his old friend
Shambo" to run down a certain
number of dogs each month, to be
sold to the duke and by him used for
feast purposes on the reserve. The
Told gentlemanscemsto enjoy getting
Tout in the bright sunshine for a
i pleasant run just as much as any of
us young people. We must say, how
ever that when our Youthful condi-
ton fades into the years Of mature
| age we believe that we shall find it
| more profitable to engage in serious
contemplation of the possibilities and
probabilities to be met on the far
| ther shore Of the dark and mysteri-
Gus river than to go off skiutin'
4 over the landscape in an aggres-
i sive and undignified smoke wagon
i Observation-Disclosures.
There was quite commotion over
at .Strasburg lastFriday night Four
Italians were acting at the depot in
4 what the station agent thought was
a suspicious manner, and, watching
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