Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-21

friends of all. That his life in his
new home may be happy and com
Portable is the earnest hope of ali
who know him. And especially will
the few old Union soldiers here.
for whom he always had a kind word,
miss him.
In a contest case involving the east
half of the southwest quarter of Sec
ton II, Township 1873, Range IS.
tried in this county, in which Nor
bert Billingsley was contestant and
William Pluetch contestee, the gen.
eral land office has recently handed
down decision in favor Of Mr..
Pluetch. Scott Cameron represent
ed Billingsley and Chas. S. Lane was
attorney for Pluetch, the successful
litigant.
A Churdan Nowa) correspondent
of the Pella Baptist Record writes
as follows to that paper: Sept. 10Th
the Rev. L. A. Lovelace. of Linton,
IN. D., was with us. Twenty years
ago this church was organized
through his efforts, while he was
pastor at Lohrville. He has been
instrumental in founding churches
at Farlin, Sac City and many other
fpoints in Iowa, Nebraska and the
Dakotas.
Joseph Kaufman, seventy-fve
years old. father in-law Of A. E. Kla
bundle, the Hazelton merchant, had
an alarming hemorrhage from the
nose. Wednesday afternoon, as a
result of the bursting of blood
vessel. DIR. Wolverton was called
DIR. Snyder being away from home
and made the run with his new E.
I'M. F. to Hazelton in thirty-four
minutes-so Doc says. The hemor-
rhage was finally controlled.
A very serious accident happend
to Louis Foell. of Brofy. about S
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. He
was with his horsepower thrasher
not far from town. Power had been
stopped. but the force of the rum
ming cylinder was still driving the
machinery. He caught hold Of the
feeder belt to pull it off. His foot
Islipped and he was caught in the
machinery. His jaw-bone was bro
ken in two places and his right arm
broken. He was taken to the Bis
marck hospital. Mr.. Foell is we'll
along in years.
Tuesday young Clayton Carmich-
cal had the little finger of his right
hand cut entirely off, and the third
finger of the same hand SO badly
torn and crushed that it is doubtful
whether the finger can be saved.
One of his fathers livery autos broke
down near Long lake and was left
there. Afterward Mr.. Carmichael
and Clayton went there to haul the
machine home with team and bug.
lgy. On the big hill west of Brofy
the brake on the auto failed to work
and the car ran into the buggy, up
setting the latterand throwing Clay
ton out. Either an auto wheel or a
buggy wheel ran over the boys
hand, inflicting the injuries men,
> toned. DR.. Wolverton went to
Brofy and brought the boy home
j and, with the patient under the in
! fiuence of chloroform. dressed the
1 wounds.
There is an estray Wishek hunting
dog in town. When he arrived he
!. was hard-looking citizen, being
weary and foot-sore and having :
gaping wound on his right front leg
But he was fortunate in meeting
! soon after his entry into town :
: Good Samaritan in the person Of
Karl Vorlander. Perhaps it was be-
! cause Carl loves hunting dog or
general principles, or perhaps more
: particularly in this instance because
/ the newcomer is in appearance 3
. twin to "Dick." who keeps his mas
e ter's pocket bare of small change