Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-25

Peter Baker and Miss Josephine
Baker, Of Livona, are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Shier
in Linton.
eMr. and Mrs. c. H. Palmer arriv.
ed Yesterday from Sioux City, Iowa,
en- route to the Hazelton neighbor.
hood. Mrs. Palmer is daughter
of Mrs. c. +. Davis. who died re-
Gently at the home of the family !,
few miles west of Hazelton. Mr..
Palmer leaves Linton to-day to re-
turn home. but Mrs. Palmer will re-
main week or so with her father
MIR. Davis.
Following is list of the marriage
licenses issued by the county Judge
since the last report: Conrad Win
gerter of Linton and Elizabeth
Schmaltz of Hague; Sinclaire Noele
and Ethel GRAPHICAL, both of Livona.
Joseph Schumacher and Valeria
Mirau. both of Hague; Rochus Wei
gel of Linton and Josephine Feig of
Hague; Jacob Pfatf of Linton and
Elizabeth Harr of Eureka; Karl
Moser of Livona and Lizzie Schu-
macher of Linton. The following
were licenses granted in which
the judge performed the marriage
ceremony: Isaac S. Blore and Sarah
o. Lee. both of Emmonsburg; Will
liam Watkinson and Liona Nav Ty-
rec. both of Clayton.
The Rev. FIR. Ambrosius. of Fort
Yates, was in Linton last night on
his way to st. Alexius Hospital, Bis
marck. At the time of the epxlo-
sion of a blast of powder near the
Cannon Ball, two or three months
ago, killing two men who were en-
gagged in railroad grade work, Fa-
Their Ambrosius was sent for, the
victims of the accident being men,
bers of the Catholic church. The
priest promptly responded. AS he
was driving home to Fort Yates,
with the bodies Of the men, his team
ran away .upsetting the vehicle, and
throwing him out and dislocating
one of his hips. 1t has recently been
palning him. and so he concluded to
visit the hospital for treatment.
Mr.. Isaac Blore and Miss Sarah A.
Lee, both of Emmonsburg. were
married last Thursday in Linton at
the residence of the brides brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Carley. County''Judge c. b. Carley
performed the ceremony. MIR. and
Mrs. Glenn Woods were the witness
ses. The groom is "A son of Mr..
John Blore, who for several years
had charge of the Drake & New
conner ranch at Fmmonsburg. He
is a steady and upright young man.
The bride is daugter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Il. Lee, who have resided at
Emmonsburg for many years. She
is one of Emmons county's we'll liked
and popular young ladies'. The
young husband and wife will make
their home at Ernmonsburg.
There was considerable of CON
flagration but perhaps the word
fire" would convey the meaning
just as we'll in Tom O'Biren's
cream-depot, last Sunday forenoon.
The fire caught from a kerosene
stove. 1t burned so quickly and
fiercely in the dry wooden structure
that it seemed to be a sure thing
that the building was a conner. /"
But the Linton fire companies got
there in good time, and although
considerably damaged. the build
ing was saved in good enough con
dition for Mr.. O'Brien to do bust
ness thereinnext day. In fact, as he
said, it was the best business day
for some time. Tom lost his over
coat and all his other clothing ex-
cept that in which his form was
draped at the time. He mourns
chiefly the loss of his overcoat, which
is an article that sometimes comes
handy in this part of the world at
certain seasons of the year. Some
body carried out one of Toms new
shoes, and that was saved but
the rescuer neglected to save its
mate that was sitting by it. And
SO. if anybody else hereabouts has
single shoe in fair order, Tom would
like to draw straWs with him to set
tie the ownership of both shoes.
The building in which the fire oc-
Cured is located between John
Bosch's general store and the Phoe-
nix Lumber Company's yards. Had
there been strong wind, or had the
fire boys done less prompt and eff
cient service, there nigh have been
a different story to be told.
LINTON MARKET REPORT.