Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-12-29
IN TOWN AND OUT
the hospital in comfortable and
CHEEKY room and we'll satisfied.

CHEEKY room and we'll satisfied.
Irene. the six-year-old daughter of
Herman Bosch of Winchester, was
operated on Tuesday for an infec-
ton of the glands of the right side
OF the neck. She is recovering.
Any one who contempates pur-
chasing Ford car should place his
order soon, as F. 8. Irvine. the
agent. has received notice that all
orders accepted for delivery after
March LIST will be subject to an in
crease in price. Tourabout or tour
lng-car, now $3.50. fully equipped.
Adv.
The German-America Bank and
the First National have gotten out
some very pretty calendars. One of
those that is being circulated by the
former-named bank is highly orna-
mental. 1t is useful to the house
keeper, also, as it can easily be con-
verified into wall-pocket. All the
way from South Dakota, too, there
comes from the Pollock Bank to the
Record very neat calendar.
Asa Little Grow and Paul Walker,
who reside on the reservation oppo-
site the river from Emmonsburg,
were in Linton last night, and this
morning took the N. ?. train for
! Mandan to have the patents to their
land recorded by the register of
deeds, that part of the reservation
being attached to Morton county
for such purposes. Asa says that
| flrst-born son of his that came about
three weeks ago is doing nicely.
A paragraph in letter recently
received by the editor from j D..
Newcomer the Eldora (Iowa) gem
tleman who, with Mr.. Drake. be-
came largely interested in Emmons
county lands before there was a
prospect that they would presently
rise in values says regarding the
death of Major Pitts: 81 have just
learned of the death of Major Pitts.
He was a good man, and very
pleasant and accommodating servant
of the people of Emmons county,"
MIR. Frank Nieuwsma and Miss
| Winnie Groen of Hull are to be
married to-day. The groom is the
second oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Nieuwsma. The bride is the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Groen. The wedding will take
place at the home of the bride S
parents at II o'clock a. m. The
Rev. Huisingh. the pastor at Hull,
will perform the ceremony. The
young husband and wife will make
their home on the groom farm near
Hull. The families of the bride and
groom are old settlers and respected
citizens of the Hull neighborhood.
The young people have the kindest
wishes of all who knew them.
The Record editor extends thanks
to Davy Tough-now in the Scottish
Lowlands, but who will soon be
dressed in kits and cavorting Ger
the Highlands for copies of the
Edinburgh Scotsman and the Glas-
gov Record. They make interest
ing reading to a Yank, as the style
of mechanical makeup Of the
American newspapers and those
across the water, and the difference
of diction. are such that one can
scarcely believe that all are pub
lished in countries using a common
! tongue. We hope that Neighbor
Tough will follow the example of
old DR.. Crosse. as described by the
Immortal Bobby "A chiefs amang
We takin notes. An, faith. he'll
print it," or words to that effect
and give the Emmons County Record
an account of his travels. We also
trust that Davy will not, while in
| Auld Scotia, meet with the misfor-
tune that befell O'Shanter's nag at
the brig; and that he Will not return
home and try to make US believe
that the Clyde. the Solway and the
Tweed are bigger ; n Beaver River.
w. I. Mcclure was in town from
the Om;o country Tuesday. He is
just recovering from the effects Of a
severe accident that happened tohim
about three weeks ago. He was
riding a pacing nag that be hadn't
owned very long. The horse is
spirited. Mr.. M. had a whip in his
hand; but, seeing that the animal did
not need whip, he had no idea Of
using il. However, it must have
accide,i tally srched the har /
the nag began a SER " s. K
couldn't be ou,ei@ at Iouiissio
Bills Wild-West Show or the Man
dan Fair, and which made w. 7.
think Of The Rocky Road to Dub
lin, lin Finnegan's Wake and
several Others Of those spirited old