Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-29

so0e lspeis e their erinders. The
eoo1al eeoti1t found several particles
| e ~ ~ betWeen their teeth.
z = Martin, Miss lone and N,a-
~ 1neG1oa Martin departed Friday
~ Sioux City. Nm. Martin ~ 70
I'm then . few days later, and then
- notiy would begin their journey
70 the Pacific coast.
Napoleon Homestead: Bro. Streeter.
~ veteran Emmous County Record.
-. has removed the ''stdsboards"
nom his valuable oheet and resumed
tie former sise q seven-columu folio
ana all-homs print. We like Il better
thus.
A. A. Smith was arrested ct Ken.
mare charged With violation Of thu
state prohibltion Law. An Incident
was the escape end recapture OF the
prisoner. He u held unher q, 900 bond
g The distflct court. His supposed
wife refuses to ~ that she q the
legal wife Of tho accused, and has
given damaging testimony against
him.
NJ. and Nes. August Obsrmsier
have moved from their suite Of rooms
over the Linton State Bank to the
pretty residence on Eight street they
recently purchased from M. Martin.
NJ. and Ma Obermeier are hard
working, Straightforward people, and
they are entitled to the more comfort
able conditions which their close
application to business has brought
them.
The Larvick public.school will give
. Aay-basket social Saturday evening,
Nay Sth, in Larvlck hail. Ice cream
will b served. Ladies' are requested.
to bring May baskets with lunch for :
lady and rsvenous bachelor. Every.
body u cordially invited. The pro-
ceeds will 90 70 the benefit OF the H.
brary fund" Thus saith the commit.
To- having the function 10 charge.
EARLY last Sunday morning John
Roop came down from Ha.elton BY
auto to get Dr.. Hogue to return With
him to consult with Dr. Snyder re.
Rardtng the serious illness Of little
Eunice Mikals0n. He made the trip
down and back In two hours. Mr..
SEVERN ktkalson brought Dr.. Hogue
home Sunday Afternoon. Nj. NJ. 70.
ported that his daughter WAS much
better.
Gus Da1inrud will leave Saturday
and his family the following Monday
Tor Morristown, s. D., = town on the
Milwaukee coast extension, eighty
miles west of Mobridge and twenty
miles east OF Lennon. The town Is
on the Sioux reservation, and will
undoubtedly be quite q trading.point
when the reservation shall have been
opened. Is II will be within the coming
year. Mr.. Da6inrud will go into the
mercantile business there.
Mr.. Bieber has returned from IN ex.
tended trip, during which he visited
seven Of his children In South Dakota,
Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska and Ar
kansas. While Ia Arkansas Mr.. Bieber
was visited BY = brother from Okla
homa whom he had not seen for thirty
years. Mr.. Bleber brought back with
him stalk Of Kansas corn Of last year
that measures eleven feet two inches.
II b on exhibition ct the First Bank.
Some future Jehriss or johnson will
have to look to his laurels. There was
born in Linton last Saturday after.
noon, at $50 o'clock, to Mr.. and Mrs.
". s. Dorman. Of this town, . son
Weighing eighteen pounds. The young
giant measures eight inches across the
shoulders. DR.. Wolverton did the
measuring and the Weighing. and
therefore-in the language Of the
6nal-proof testimony-he speaks from
personal observation and actual
measurement
Oscar Gustafson, . farmer residing
seven miles north Of Washburn. vas
killed in . runaway recently. The
horse took fright at some object in
the roadway and became unmanage-
able. Mr.. Gustafson braced his feet
against the dashboard, in an effort to
control the animal, but the board
broke and he was dragged beneath
the horses feet, meeting his death.
A daughter who was riding with him
was thrown from the vehicle and sus-
tanned badly sprained ankle.
A New York dispatchsays: In the
second cabin OF the Ryndam. in yes-
terdsy from Rotterdam, were 1870
bright-eyeds and sturdy Dutch children,
between the ages Of and 10. Two,
very mucn younger, missed being born
on American soil by one day. They
ere twins, and the mother, Mrs. Car
bonnie, had been visiting with her
husband 3 relatives in Holland. The
parents OF oil the children brought
household goods, which they will take
to farms 10 Minnesota.
Representative John Doyle aud S.
A. Fischer. the Strasburg banker, were
up Tuesday from the town named.
The two gentlemen were formerly
partners at Wishek, under the frm
name Of Fischer, Doyle 4 Senger, In