Emmons County record., 1910-11-24

friends, Register Wittmayer and fam
lily, and also attending TO some com
mercial business.
4 Prof Hankins. formerly principa
of Linton schools, but now deput.
county superintendent field deputy
OF schools in Richland county. came
over from Wahpeton to pass Thanks
giving with friends in Linton.
Don Tracy, the photographer vii
visit Pollock Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday. Dee. 9Th, 9Th and 'th'
People ia that neighborhood who
want some good Photographic WORK
done should remember the dates.
There were a good many OF the
neighbors OF the late Mrs. John Stiles
up from Winona TO attend the funer-
| all: but We were unable to get COM
pete list of their names, as most OF
them returned home Immediately fol.
towing the funeral.
/
IIazel,on. was 10 Linton yesterday on
/ his way o Brookings, S. ID. Mrs Hos
kins and baby had been visiting for
several weeks at Bookings, and word
reached the father from Mrs HoSkins
! that he baby was seriously III.
Carl Heuners, who formerly clerked
in Norlander's drug store, but who
vent TO Eureka TO reside several
months ago, is to be married today at
Eureka TO Miss Minnie Willman. The
ceremony will take place in the Con-
gregational church Of that city
The board of election canyasseFs
convened yesterday and proceeded TO
canvass the votes cast at the recent
election. The otficial table viii be
found elsewhere in this issue. The
board Of canvassers consisted OF Com
missioners Hansen, Fischer and
Nolk
Messrs. John and Thomas McCFory
expect TO leave the latter part Of next
week for Pasadena, California. They
viii spend the winter there. 1t
will be quite change Of winter
scenes to John McCrory, Dakota pi-
oneer who has lived in Emmons coun-
y since the seventies.
Jacob Fuhrer boy few years old,
was scalded TO death at Hague last
Friday Particulars are mesger, but
the report is that the little fellow S
mother was washing clothes. She
was absent for a moment and the
child pulled the plug from the wash
tub-the hot water pouring over him
and causing his death
People in the Pollock neighborbood
who want TO have their pictures taken
should remember that Don Tracy, the
Linton photographer, will visit the
town named. on Monday. Tuesday
aud Wednesday. Dec 5th. 6thand 7th.
The expressed satisfaction of his
many patrons is proof that the work
he does Will satisfy you.
Yesterday afternoon, While q. b.
Pritchard was loading machinery on
his wagon at the depot, bis team ran
away. dashing up Broadway at a live
ly clip. In front OF Petrie's store the
runaways badly wrecked buggy be-
longing to L. T. Chaney In front Of
Norlander's drug store the team ran
into the cement sidewalk, fell down
and were caught. Strange to relate,
10 damage whatever was done to
horses, harness or buggy.
Judge Cupid Carley has recently is
sued marriage licenses to the follow
ing souls with but single thought
two hearts that beat as one: Nov.
10th. Ignatz Kuhn ard Katharine
Homer, both of Linton: Nov. 18th,
Michael Senger and Anna Stacia, both
Sof Hague: Nov. 18th, Ludwig Senger
and Mariana Schmidt, both of Hague:
Nov. 2lst, Anton Baumgartner and
Adelheidt Rohrich, both OF Strasburg.
Jimmy Mccormick, a well-known
Soldtimer Bismarck printer, was in
Linton couple of days this week Wis
itins friends Jimmy was employed
on the Record thirteen years ago. and
was a witness of the lynching. up
at old Billsport town, of Ca
dotte, Holytrack and Ireland, three of
the five who murdered the Spicer fam
lily. The lynching took place about
midnight Of Saturday-or just after
midnight Sunday-Nov. 18th or 18th.
1897.
Mrs. Charles Carley, who has for
some time been sick at st. Alexius
Hospital. Bismarck, is improving.
Judge Carley has. since his wife's ill.,
ness, visited her in the hospital two
or three times, and has had an oppor-
tunity OF becoming acquainted with
the methods pursued there Like
every one else from these parts who
mas been sick there, or who has visited
sick friends there, Mr. Carley has
strong words Of commentator for the
20 d sisters at the Missouri Slope S
pioneer hospital