Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-04-14

Sweden for farm help, and he e,
poets to repeat the experiment dur
ing the present season Old-countr,
workmen must first learn to handl,
American machinery, but they are
steady and reliable.
Forty bushels of North Dakota
corn has been wrapped and cased for
shipment to parties in the Transvaa)
country. South Africa. This corr
is especially selected and is the very
best that North Dakota produces.
The corn was shipped by the Oscar
n. Will Seed Company Of Bismarck
through the medium of New York
brokers.
no Will visit You bear the following
ames Christian Hirnlng, Hague,
llliam Muench, Linton. Mat Mer-
rs. Glencoe. Arthur Moore,
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Miss Verda Brindle left again
Monday for Valley City to resume
her studies at the normal. after hav-
ing spent the Easter vacation with
home folks.
+. ID. Smith, the Glencoe pioneer.
was shaking hands With liazelton
friends yesterday. He reports both
himself and h!s estmablc partner
enjoying good health.
Oliver Hoskins was in town Tues
day with one of those indestructible
smiles. It's girl, and both the
young lady and her mother are able
TO enjoy this June weather.
One needs but to look around and
note the steam and gasoline plowing
outfits now at work i'm the vicinity
OF HazeIton to realize that this sec
ton is certainly developing fast.
The crops in this vicinity promise
to have a democratic tendency this
fall. for S. +. ErindIe has been dis
trlbuting garden seeds sent out by
Senator Purcell, the lately appointed
democratic United States senator.
Miss Edna Armstrong again com
mence,f teaching in the Williamsport
school district last Monday, with an
enrolment of ten young hopefuls.
1t is her third term i'm this district.
which is complimentary to the young
lady's ability.
Mr.. and Mrs George Suyerly.
Miss Lulu jacobson and Wesley
Baker, Jr., were among Gaytonites
in town Monday. a fine new top
buggy followed Mr.. and Mrs. Suver-
ly home Next year look out for an
automobile
joe Powers returned last week
from Iowa to work during the sea
son on w. B. Fuller's place, east of
town. The rest of the base ball
fans in town will be pleased to learn
of the reinforcement Joe Will bring
to the local rooters
Mr.. and Mrs. James Frederick,
who were called to Missouri some
days ago by the serious illness Of his
father, reached the aged gentleman $
bedside but few hours before his
death. They will visit their relatives
and friends short time before re-
turning home.
F. Jaszkowiak, of Bismarck. was
in town over Saturday night and in
formed the writer that the road
across the Goughnour slough had
been repaired and was aoW passable
SO that autoists can get to the capi-
tai city. He advises them . 50 by
way of Brittin
Owing to the early date al which
farmers have been able to get IN
their field work this spring. an in
crease in acreage of twenty-five per-
cent will be easy and probable If
,the farm machinery being put out
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