Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-09-23

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painful, did not cover large sur
face, and that the little fellow will
suffer no permanent injury.
Those families who are willing to
open their homes to the teachers
who will attend the coming institute
at Linton are requested to inform
Supt. Hanson. There will be a big
crowd in town. and it will he neces-
sary for some of them to procure
accommodations with private fami-
| lies.
The Lutheran church at Dakem
will be dedicated Oct. Eth. The
dedicatory sermon will be preached
by the Rev. Tauber. of Hosmer, S.
D. The congregation felt that they
needed church, and, being public
spirited and enterprising. they
bought and paid for $500 worth of
lumber and did the work themselves.
The church is entirely free from
debt.
Near New Rockford, the other
day, D. D. Donald, of Independence,
Iowa. was caught by a game warden
as the former was hunting ducks
without a nonresident license. or. in
fact, any kind of a license. HIS niec
fine, aristocratic shotgun was con-
fiscated, his ducks taken. and he was
fined S25 and costs, such fine and
costs amounting to SIG 30. Pretty
expensive hunting.
Eureka Blade, Sept 10Th: l. $.
Blore, who used to be "A resident Of
Eureka, but who of late years has
been engaged in the stock business
at Emmonsburg, in Emmons county.
passed through town last Saturday
on his way home from trip To lps-
witch and Aberdeen. Sam is still
the same good fellow he used 10 be,
and asked to be remembered 10 his
| former Eureka friends.
A county Sunday-school conven-
ton will be held at Hazelton next
Saturday and Sunday. The ses-
sions will take place in the Preshy-
terrain church, and will be under the
! direction of the Rev. John Orchard,
of Fargo, who will conduct one SER
vice Saturday evening and three
services ON Sunday. a cordial invi-
tation is extended to all to be
present, and especially those who
are interested in Sunday school
work There will be good music.
Master Alton. the young SON of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Junge, had a
party las Sunday in commemoration
of the fact that he had arrived at
the mature age of of seven wears.
About thirty of his little friends,
boys and girls, were his guests.
There was lots of fun, not the least
being vigorous attack by the young
gentlemen and ladies upon the
good things to eat that were
served to them. As Roosevelt would
say, they had "a bully good time. -
Manager Turner has succeeded in
securing another tirst-class show
troupe. 1t is one that has been be-
fore the public for quarter Of a
century. We do not say that all of
the members of the troupe have
been on the stage that long, for
such a statement would be libel on
the ladies of the company in the
matter of age, but the troupe as
an organization is that old. Ii is
known as the Ober Theater Company,
and will be at the opera-housc to-
morrow and Saturday evenings. If
you want to see good show, don t
miss this one.
Kuhn Messenger: A. Reichenstein
Gather Of Mrs |. Mendelowitz, of
Linton) arrived from Minneapolis
the latter part of last week to attend
to his interests here during the
thrashing season. He will remain
several days. He reports that his son
Bernard was on Sunday, Sept. 5th,
united in marriage to Miss Cora
bernstein, in Minneapolis. Both of
these young people were for several
years residents of this locality, and
| the Messenger joins with their many
friends in extending hearty congrat-
ulations and best wishes for a long
and happy married life.
Ferdinand Hetterle, nine-year-
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Hetterle, residing about four miles
southwest of Hazelton, while play
ing with a rife. a week ago Sunday,
shot his brother John, about eight
years old. Mr.. Hettellc allowed the
boys to play with the gun because
the weapon was broken, the ham
mer having been lost. But the
boys got hold of some shells. placed