Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-09-30
earnest hope of their many friends

earnest hope of their many friends
here.
The Honorable Charles B. Carley.
county Judge. issued marriage Ii
cense Monday to Mr.. Phillip Grenz
and Miss Anna kast. both of the Ha
zelton country. The eminent jurist
complains that the crop of weddings
IN these parts these days is not as
/ large as it should be, with all the
other crops in Emmons county first
class.
The one attraction that is being
anticipated with the keenest interest
by Observation-Disclosures is The Noble
Iheater Company, in !. repertoire of
metropolitan successes. They are
the biggest hit in the history Of the
stage, and are simply sweeping
everything before them. They come
TO the Linton opera-house for a
three-nights' engagement, commenc-
ing Monday. Oct. 18th. Adv.
Henry Wittmayer went to "A farm
about four miles east of Strasburg.
yesterday, TO repair Rohrich & Feb
ler's thrashing-machine. which was
damaged by fire last Thursday. The
machine was mostly of steel. or
there would have been nothing left
To repair. As it was. the separator
was damaged to the extent of about
$500 Two stacks Of wheat were de-
stroyed in the fire that damaged the
machine.
One of the most enjoyable and
best attended dancing parties ever
given in the town was that of the
Royal Neighbors lodge in the op-
era house last night. Sixteen of the
members lladies) of Linton lodge,
led by Mrs. III. N. Turner. gave an
exhibition drill which elected much
applause. Linton S Royal Neigbors'
lodge is one of the strong and active
social and benefit societies of the
county. and when its membrs under
take to give dance or other social
function it is invariably a success.
a press dispatch giving the list of
those killed in the wreck prints the
name of one of the dead. Don
Schlanger, of Fayette, N. D." An
other dispatch has it. Dan Schlan-
ger. The correct name is Daniel
Schlangen. and the man killed was
brother of John Schlangen. for
merly residing near Linton, but
now living in the Winona neighbor-
hood AS Daniel Schlangen resided
at Fayette, this state, and the name
is a very uncommon one, and it not
being likely that there are Dan
Schlanger and a Dan Schlangen at
Fayette. there is no doubt that the
man killed was John Schlangen's
brother.
The experiment station at the
state agricultural college at Fargo
has gotten out bulletin, No. 50,
treating on the subject of CLAN
ders. DIR. Van rs. the well-known
authority on diseases of brute
animals, is the author. The booklet
is larger than the average expert
manifestation bulletin. having seven
ty-five pages. 1t is something that
should be in the hands of every
horsepower in the state. There are
several illustrations showing the
diseased parts of glandered animals.
The symptoms, etc, are also de-
! scribed. Anything that will help a
farmer or other horseman to at once
identify this incurable and loathsome
disease is of much value, and this
little booklet fills the bill in this re-
spect. Besides, it is free for the ask
ing; and all you have TODD to obtain
it is to drop postal-card to 'Agri-
cultural College. Fargo, N. d.. ask
ing for Bulletin No. IS, and it will
be mailed to you forthwith.
Don't you know that George
Burge. the shadowy old settler of
the lower Beaver, is poke Well.
| if you are not aware Of the fact, you
are behind the times. Mr.. Burge
went into the Bazaar store the other
day and bought Humane Horse
Collar. Certainly, there's nothing
strange about that, because both
George and his fiery steeds wear
J collars, and they do so that, some