Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-04
but is doing very we'll considering
the severity Of his injuries

John Wittmayer came up from Eu.
reka Saturday last to look after his
farming interests in this neighbor-
hood. He will return this afternoon.
Hans Hanson. Of Omio, returned
Saturday from Bismarck, where he
went to receive medical treatment
for jaundice. He is much inn
proved.
Services in the Norwegian lam
guage will be held in the hall at
Larvik at p. m. of Wednesday
Nov. 10th, by the Rev. Belsheim. of
Mandan.
For Sale A four-room house.
with cellar and good we'll, desirable
location. Cash. or one-fourth down
and the balance to suit purchaser.
Apply at Record office,
The entire stock of the Chicago
Consignment Co. will be disposed
of 1t will be to the interest of
every one to lay in good supply,
for these prices and goods can not
be duplicated. Adv.
Fred Allen, of the Stone drug
store, went to the Twin Cities last
Thursday. and has not yet returned.
He intended to see the Minnesota
Chicago football game, which was
won by Minnesota 20 to 6.
Mr.. Ferries, superintendent of con-
struction of the Dakota Central Tele-
phone Company. was in town Tues
day to get phone posts for the new
central exchange that is to be estab-
lished at Strasburg. 1t starts with
twenty-nine phones.
Miss Alice Henderson's Hallowe en-
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. II. Irvine, Saturday night, was
attended by about twentyfour young
people. The evening was pleasantly
spent in dancing. playing games,
etc. Refreshments were served.
John Wilmot, of Dale, came up
early Tuesday morning, accompanied
by L. G. Cayrl. of Davis county,
Iowa. who is out to look up loca-
ton here. They were on their way
to Bismarck. and got herr just in
time to see the N. p. "flire" frisk-
ing its tail up the line toward Brofy
So they waited patiently or mpa-
tiently- until next day.
Comrade Richard ID. Coonen
and wife came up from the Winona
country Tuesday and yesterday took
the Milwaukee train for the south.
They will visit relatives in South Da-
kota awhile, and then go to Hot
Springs. S. D., where they expect to
make their home. MIR. Coonen's
body bears several severe wounds re-
ceived when soldier of the Union
during the civil war, and of late his
health has been very poor. He be
lieves that the climate will be bene-
fetal to him at Hot Springs, as it is
a sheltered spot. and the baths max
ing it so desirable as a health resort
that the federal government some
time ago established sanitarium
there. Not a soul who knows Com
rade Coonen and his faithful help
innate but will wish them God-speed.
The Knights of Pyhtias hall was
crowded last night to hear Christian
Hansen. the noted violinist. Those
present were amply repaid for at
tending, as Mr.. Hansen is by far the
finest artist on the violin that has
visited the city for many years. His
Interpretation of the masters was a
revelation to those even who had
heard the leading violinists Of all
lands; his technique being perfect.
The program was varied one, and
covered the entire range of light
and hearvy music, and was therefore
we'll qualified to meet all his hear
ers. Mr.. Hansen will receive a
warm welcome should he ever again
come to the Capital City of North
Dakota. Bismarck Daily Tribune.
Mr.. Hanson will be at the opera
house in Linton next Wednesday
evening, Nov. 10th.
| Another Emmons county pioneer
lleft Tuesday to look up home in
the far west. Patrick Gahan had
been resident of Emmons county
for about twenty-six years, residing
during that time in the lower Bea-
yer Creek country. Comrade Gahan
called Monday to bid the Record
force goodbye. He said that when
he closed the door of his dwelling
that morning, for the last time, he
could hardly keep back the tears.
He spoke feelingly of the many kind.
nesses he had received year after
year from his neighbors, and said
that he was too old man to ever
again make such near and dear
friends as he had here. But. he said,
he had never been we'll since he had