Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-12-29
BRADD0CK BREYl7lES.
lFrom News. bee. I'D

Postmaster Shepard is improving
the interior Of the postotfice this
week.
Mrs. John NJ Melander returned
last week from Dickinson. where she
had been visiting her daughter, Miss
Ebba.
Our esteemed brethren of the
Linton and Hazelton press are hav-
ing an od-time miN-up at this time
and Bat Cave Bill is at peace
with all the world.
JOS Fitzgibbons, of this city, is in
Florida. where he is looking up
fruit and truck tracts. We under
stand that several other Braddock-
ties are interested in the enterprise.
Gustave Pearson and Miss Anna
{. Nelson of Tell We're united III
marriage at Moorhead. Mimi, on
Saturday, December 1th; the Rev. I.
Carl ID. Bostrom pastor of the Evan
gelical Lutheran church of that city,
officiating They arrived home ON
Sunday.
Tuesady, School Director J.J. Ryan
closed a deal with Mrs. Cole where
by one and one half acres are added
to the Braddock school-grounds. the
original tract containing but half an
acre. This is a move in the right
direction, and it is hoped that thu
tract can now he properly fenced
and planted to trees, as provided by
law.
Senator and Mrs. HI. w. Allen re-
turned from Bismarck Saturday
They report Mrs. Roy Better and
young son as doing nicely. Helen
Easton has paralysis of the bowels
and is in a serious condition. 1t is
thought that the little girl sustained
injuries in a fall from a hammock
last summer that caused her present
condition.
Roy Better returned from Regent
Saturday evening. coming from Bis
marck on the N. p. and driving
across. He reports business boom
ing in the new colorado, and tina,
I his brother Andy. who is in the LAND
and lumber business there. is max
| ing good" He returned Wednes
day and will engage in the lane
business, having rented his farm t.
Fred Kaiser.
Last month Chas. Oberg, living
north of Braddock, received 500 fol
the cream produced by four cows
one of them not being fresh.
There is a whole volume of usefu
information for the farmers of the
| Missouri Slope in these few words
Where is the family on a farm tina
S39 will not pay months grocery
bill for and buy shoes for thu
children, as Well? And where is tn.
farmer that can not milk and take
care of four cows.
Word was phoned to Mrs. II. w
Allen of this city, yesterday morn
ing, that Helen. the twelve-year
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II
Easton, had passed away a 9 o'clocl
p. m. Tuesday, in Bismarck hospi
tai; the immediate cause of deatl
being peritontis, brought on by
fall from a hammock last summer
The remains were brought to thi
city yesterday on the noon train an,
taken to the family residence
followed by all of the pupils of tn
Braddock schools, headed by thei
teachers.
Last week a petition was circulat
ed asking that room be added I
the Braddock school in which high
school studies shall be taught, tn
school being badly crowded at pres
ent, and a number of pupils bein,
prepared to take the higher course
EARLY in the week the petition ha
more than fifty signatures. 1t
hoped to install the extra teache
after the first of the new year, tn
work to be carried out during tn
balance of the present term in tn
building as it stands. The petitio
has been sent to the county superir