Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-31

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Passengers who came up by the
Milwaukee Monday report the kill.
ing OF three cows by the locomotive,
near Eureka.
/ Governor Burke spoke in Linton
last Monday evening in the Opera
House. Trees was the subject Of
his remarks.
Master Peter Postle visited his
uncle, aunt and cousins of the
Charley Baker family. near Brofv.
over Sunday.
Mr.. Stevens, of Bristol, S. D.. was
here the fore part of the week to
look up his Emmons county real
estate interests.
| Elmer Fogle is building barn for
Albert Junge on the latter's home
premises. The structure is l6 by %.
with l4foot posts.
A. N. Junge purchased at the re-
cent Aberdeen automobile show a
flve-passenger car. The machine is
Model 10 Buick, with tonneau.
Mrs. V. G. Stolzenburg and her
daughters. Gertrude and bessie
Wescott. were over from Hettinger
Monday and Tuesday of this week,
visiting friends.
Fears are entertained that the
unreasonable warm weather, caus-
ing fruit buds to start, only to be
frosted later. will knock out the
wild-fruit crop this season.
The many friends of Chris. Hol-
brook, the Standard Oil commercial
traveller, are sorry to learn that he
is sick at Bismarck hospital, and
hope he may soon be on his feet
again.
Ernest Nonnweiler, employed at
the Britts barber shop, and his wife,
have gone on visit to Hillsboro,
this state, after which they will
make trip to Britt, Iowa, Ernie
former home.
Mrs. Theo. Meinover, of the Brofy
neighborhood. who was very i'll a
few weeks ago, and who went to
Bismarck to remain with her parents
until she was better, returned
home Monday. much improved in
health.
Anxious Inquire" asks whether
ii is wrong for young man and a
young woman to sit up counting un-
til l clock i'm the morning. The
Record would reply that, in our
judgment, it's all right if they're
both pious.
Comrade Bales was visitor from
southwestern l,.mmons who visited
the Beaver Valley metropolis one
day last week. Comade Bales seems
to have made some sort of an ar
rangement with Father Time; for :
to the writer, at least he doesn't
look older than he did a score of
years ago.
Eureka had a big storm Tuesday
night. Four inches of snow and
sleet fell. putting the telephone line
out Of commission. Not only are
the wires down in places, but the
wind and slect broke off many of the
poles. In this neighborhood there
was neither snow nor sleet, but a
heavy rain.
Fred Pietz, of the First National,
has purchased five-passenger Ford
touring-car from the agent, Frank
Irvine. Fogle & eau have already
built stable" for the petrol
'hoss'' at Mr.. Pietz's place, ON
upper Broadway We'd call these
auto stables by their French name
if we knew how to properly spell
and pronounce the word.
The N. p. surveyors are now
working along Beaver creek south
of here, running preliminary lines.
Mr. Adamson, one Of the engineers,
was here last evening purchasing
supplies for the crew. 1t is impos-
sibe to get any definite information
as to the probable route the road
may elect to take, if any at all this
year. One report has it that pre-
liminary line will now be run from
Streeter through Napoleon to Lin
ton. Napoleon Homestead.
Mr.. Cole has resigned as agent at
the union depot. He has been sue
ceeded by Mr. p L. Phelps, of AL
bert Lea, Mimi Mr.. Cole and fam
lilly will remain in Linton this sum-
mer. if not permanently. For
some time MIR. Coles health has
not been good, and he several"
months ago requested the company
to send out his successor. MIR. Cole
has been faithful and competent
agent. and the many friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Cole hope that relief from
overwork may soon restore Mr. Cole
to good health.