Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-02-11
POLLOCK ITEMS.
From the Progress. Feb s.h.l

rom the ff08tesS, rep. otn.I
J. II. Carlghan Of #. Yates was .
busineas visitor in Pollock yesterday.
Nj. Carighan IS manager OF the Rob-
inson store ct the Fort.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bloom arrived
Monday evening from the Peterson
home at Dale and are now happilyset-
tied 1t their home in this city. They
we're treated to scramble Monday
evening BY a.large party Of the towns
people,
Vim. Fox, Who commanded General
Miles pack train in the Indian cam
paigns 10 Montana and the Dakotas In
the seventies, died last Saturday At
Anaconda aged % years. He was
praised in general orders for saving
Miles supplies by personal herois.n.
The little six year-old son Of Nj.
and Mn. John Schramm Was very
painfully injured Wednesday. The lit
tie fellow was playing with IN open
PEN knife In his hand when be fell
down aud the blade Of the knife was
forced through his cheek, making .
very painful wound.
Clement Prouty was Ia Herried
Tuesday evening to assist Prof. F.
St0well, Who Is musical instructor OF
the band ct that place. Clement says
there Is excellent material 10 the band
at Herreid and that the boys are max
ing rapid progress under the leader
ship OF Mr.. Stowell.
G. w. Tracy and family we're placed
under quarantine this week, for the
second time within a year. Last sum-
mer Mr.. Tncy's family were quaran.
tined for scarlet fever and he was Oh.
sent from his home for several weeks.
This time the two youngest children
are Ill with light form of diphtheria.
The new chemical fire engine 70
Gently ordered by the town Of Pollock
from the Northern Fire Apparatus
Co., Of st. Paul, arrived Tuesday eve
ming and oil who have seen 1t, and are
familiar with these kind OF machines,
say that 1t looks good to them. An
expert will arrive in a few days and
give instructions in the proper way to
operate the machine.
DR.. Shockey was called Wednesday
forenoon TO Bullhead station ON the
reservation to attend patient ct that
place. Bullhead is about seventy miles
from here, and the roads are not 10
very good condition, but the doctor Was
away from Pollock only about twenty
four hours. Albert Cranston accom-.
panied him on the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. j. Schouweiler and
children returned Monday evening,
after tedious and delayed three days
journey, from their visit with relatives
In Minnesota. They were absent from
Pollock six weeks and during one
month Of that time were under quar-
antine the youngest child being sick
with diphtheria- there was not
much time left for visiting.
The wedding Of Miss Alta Payne
and Mr.. Henry w. Herman occurred
at the Presbyterian manse In this
town, Monday evening, Feb. !, 1909.
at nine O'Clock, the Rev. DR.. Webster
onlciating. The bride was attended By
her sister, Miss Grace Payne, and Mr..
Olaf Lovo Was groomsman. The we'd
ding was . very quiet affair, only .
very few intimate friends being pres
ent. The bride is one OF the most popu-
lar young ladies Of this neighborhood,
where her home has been most all her
life, and she possesses many excellent
qualities Of true worth. Mr.. Herman,
the groom Is known here - young
man Of good character. He Is . rail-
road fireman in the employ of the 500
Line and the happy young co uple will
make their home in Wi8hek