Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-01
running down his chin feels good; but
q hair in his butter simply knocks
him out completely and causes him tn
mako remarks 70 his wife

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q hair in his butter simply knocks
him out completely and causes him t.
make remarks TO his wife.
\ A new doctor, Il. c. Campbell BY
name, has located at Nazelton. lie
Is from Ward county, is . young mar
ried man, aud is said to have had five
years experience in the practice Of
his profession.
4 A preliminary examination OF II.
Teuben was held yesterday before
Justice Wagher In Linton. He was
charged by John Walker with malic-
t0usly killing one OF the latter s cows.
Teuben and Walker live about ten
miles northeast of Linton. reuben
was held In bonds TO the district court
Any one wanting copy of the
laws passed by the last session OF the
which will soon be pub.
lished by II. ID. Hoskins, OF Bismarck
can procure copy at the Record
office at the price (sl.oo) charged In
case you send direct to Bismarck. Call
or send your order to the Record
The Rev. a. A. Boschee will preach
in the Larvick X Foell hall at Brofy
ON Good Friday. April 9th. The SER
vices will be conducted at 1920 p. IN.
in German and at 22::30 p. m. in Eng
lish. The services will be under the
auspices OF the Evangelical Associa-
tion. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
There will be confirmation services
at the Lutheran church i'm Linton
next Sunday at 10 IA. III. There will be
twelve children in the class six boys
and six girls-as follows: Henry Stein
hauer, Louis Kicker, Fred Schier-
meister, Solomon Boeshans, Christian
Fauth, Louis Gimbell, Mabel Dokken,
Adelgunda Reimer, Emilia Nathan,
Rosa Wohl, Barbara IIoiY Every
is cordially invited to be present.
Messrs. Martin and Flaherty re-
turned Monday from their trip to the
western country John Flaherty. aft
Ter looking over several states and see
ing many towns with German and
Norwegian names. at last found in
California town named "Corcoran. y
That struck him as the place he ''long
had sought, and mourned because he
found it not And there he has con-
cluded to make his permanent home.
The Rev. l.. Loyelace will Till the
pulpit at the Episcopal church next
Sunday evening at S:45 O'Clock. His
text will be, Almost Thou Persuad.
est Me to BE Christian" Mr..
C. Vorlander will favor the congrega-
tion with q solo. There will be good
singing by the choir All are cordially
invited tc attend. Mr. Love'ace de-
sires to thank the people for turning
out SO we'll last Sunday evening, and
also the members Of the choirfor their
kind assistance.
| The marriage OF Mr. Edward Lar
wick and Miss Frances Steadman took
place at the home Of the brides faith
er, three miles southwest of L4arvik,
last Sunday at ; p. IN Rev. Nathan
| Wood otiiciated. Mr. Laryick Is a
highly-respected young man, and a
prosperous merchant of the town
which bears his name. The bride Is a
young lady highly esteemed by all
who know her. The wedding was a
quiet affair. only the relatives being
present. The many friends Of the
young husband and wife wish them .
happy and prosperous life together.
A lucky discovery OF smoke in the
basement of the Linton Bazaar, Mon
day afternoon, undoubtedly saved the
big store from destruction by fire.
Walter Mewing, one of the clerks,
having occasion to 60 down stairs,
discovered that the basement was
| full of smoke, witha small blaze where
a little machine-oil had been spilled
on the floor and into which some one
had dropped lighted match. Some
barrels OF machine-oi were sitting
near by, and, had the tire reached the
barrels, the building, with its large
stocks OF goods in the various depart
ments, could not possibly have been
saved. Being discovered n it's incip-
iency, the tire was easily extinguished.
G. A. Broman, the drayman, thinks
Dr Britts, the veterinarian, Is just
about right. Gus had team of horses
so badly afflicted with contracted hoof
that he could not work them In fact.
the animals were 50 footsore that
they could scarcely walk, and their
owner, after unsuccessfully trying
many remedies on them, turned them
loose in the corral, doubting whether
they would ever recover sufficiently to
be worked. Then Dr Britts. who
had been absent all winter, came
/ home. Mr.. Broman took him to see
the horses, and he said he could fix
EN-, all right. SO he pared their toes
and did other things to their feet,
lsupplementing his work by having
shoes with high heels and low toes put
on EN-. Whereupon the aforesaid
animals walked Oft without the slight
est sign OF lameness, and they are
again performing their daily task.
Which is why the said Broman entered
the Record sanctum the other day and
enthusiastically remarked: 4 tell you
I. w. BrItts knows pretty much
everything about horse doctoring.
Caroline, the two-and "a half-year.
old daugter of Christoph Merkel,
living twelve miles northeast of Lin
ton, died last Saturday morning