Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-26
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stad and Olaf Hedblad we're do~r
from the Tell country Tuesda,
They called al the Record office !,
see the typesettlng machine Operate.
Messrs- Trasta and Sogstad now
nave Their names registered on til,
list OF Emmons county famous
wol1-huners. as they brought ten o,
dozen wolf scalps with them, tn,
result Of the recent capture of ;
mother wolf and her youthful prog
eny.
Monday night there was a tota
eclipse of the Lady Moon. Sister
Moon accommodatingly covered he,
hight with barrel SO that Br'e,
Comet could exhibit himself to bet
ter advantage The good old Sister
Moon recognized the fact that She Z
be here right along. while Br'e,
Comet, coming at long intervals
should be considered company
and treated with due hospitality
The latter, during the total eclipse
was palmer than usual in the west.
ern heavens. blush Don't ask
foolish questions. No. the comet
dld not represent Aberdeen and the
moon Linton as to base hall.1
j. j. shepersky was in town the
other day and sold the Record a din.
gus in the shape of Ratchet that
has about forty eleven other attach.
ments from can-opencr to cork.
screw, including wrench, " lre-cutter
baseball bat. fishing pole, and other
tools too numerous to mention.
Armed with one of these implements
you can go to either of the banks in
town at the hour when church
yards yawn and he'll itself breathes
forth contagion to the soul and
draw any sum of which YOU NAV
stand in need. The flubdub has a
name longer than the handle or the
moral law.
A letter to the editor from the
quartermaster general office, Wash
lngton, d. c., says that the applica-
tlons for head-stones for the graves
OF the late Comrades Joseph Fuller
of Linton and S. L. Coover of Brad
dock have been filed and will be
supplied in their regular order the
former to Linton, the latter to
Braddock. The government fur
nishes the finished stone free and
pays the freight to the point of de
livery. The placing of the stone
rests with relatives or friends of the
departed Owing to the fact that
the old civil-war soldiers are dying
in larger numbers as the years go
by, it is some time after an appli-
cation is made that the red tape is
unwound. the application reached
and the stone supplied
On the 18th of this month there
were married i'm Bismarck Mr.
James Wesley Baker and Miss Lulu
G. Jacobson, of the Livona neighbor-
hood Both of the young people are
well-known in the north half of the
county, and are liked by everybody
wherever they are known. Young
Wesley is a son of those wel-known
and popular pioneers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Baker, the head of which firm
at one time represented this district
in the state senate. Wesley Junior.
as we remember it, was born in this
county, another brother coming
along at the same time to keep him
out of mischief. If not born here,
it is probable that he like the edi-
tors three sons and many of the
early-d ay children of Emmons coun-
ty preferred to go to Bismarck to
be horned. : where there were doc.
tors in case the newcomer was the
victim of "collywobbles' and other
fierce disease goobbyluns that seek to
make trouble for infants. But
that neither here nor there; for
no matter where he was born, Young
Wesley is chip of the old block
which is a guarantee that he is in
dustrious, straightforward and hon
est. His bride is not known dowr
this way but people up north say
that Wesley has captured a treasure
And, from the bottom of THEN
hearts, those who know the young
people or either of them wish
them happiness and prosperity.
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