Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-17

Bugs Rugs Rugs ingram c,ras.
Velvet. Administer a s-ss s,n..s
4 Irvine '''' y
Fred and /. B. seymour we're !,
from the south country the for,
part q the we..s
The Rev j. 8. Bunse rsturneg
Monday from Cannonball. where i.
conducted Lutheran services Sun
day. -
The nine-months-ola SON Of Mr.
and Mrs Henry DeEoer. of south.
efn Enlmons, died on Monday Of las
Week
tegle \ eau will 90 soar black.
sml1hlng and wood-worA promptk
ana al reasonable prices Give then,
a call
Don Trac,;. the Ln.os photop.
rapher, wishes the Record 70 an.
nounce that the reason ne did no,
Keep his dates at Polloca this week
was the bad roads. and TIA, ms new
Pollock dates viii soon be announced.
Work on the grading /. the new
y. I line on the west -ie Of the
n river was resumed lasl Thursday.
The work 10 be done is al Cannon
BAL where the Madden s.earn-shoyel
Is working in solid rock when must
be blasted and broken uy3 before ii
can be handled. and this has made
inc work al that point c@rlIsaYative-
~ slow.
\ lumber company witha capital
OF s9l,lop was organized ID Linton
Monday evening The ncN organ-
zatlon wil establish chain of wards
at the new stations on the n. p. 5
Mandan-Yates branch. Eight En-
mons county men are interested in
the enterprise. $. j. Hagg is pres
ldent and general manager and
Frank Chesrown is secretary-treas-
urcr.
There Will he a confirmation SEP
VICE IN the Linton German Lutheran
church on the morning of Palm sun
day, March 10Th. Everybody who
IS interested and understands the
German language is cordially invit-
ed TO be present. Among the thir
teen children TO bc confirmed are
Gertrude Bungr john I,ackhaus,
Eva Sca;cfer and katharine Frank
halIser.
Linton VA; on the N. T.. main line
for awhile Monday night. An N. l..
coast tram. headed off at Bismarck
by the food. was sent back to Nc
kenzle and down the Linton branch.
FROM this place it went south over
the Milwaukee, To Roscoe and thence
west over the Milwaukee, coast ex-
tension TO Miles City, where it was
shunted to the Northern Pacific
mainline tracks.
/. w. Brltts made trip to Clayton
the fore part of the week TO do some
veterinary work. He was there when
the ice in the river broke and began
to move out. He says it was a noisy
proposition and AN interesting sight.
The railway folks across the river
were having hard work when Mr..
Brltts WAS at Clayton to save the
treste work prep AIRED for building
the bridge across the Cannonball near
its mouth.
In recent letter from our old
friend and Comrade, f D.. Stub }
Smith. up IN the northern part OF
the county. he says ON February
2Oth. after the storm, yours truly
walked TO Glencoe and back. max
ing IL miles ms hours. How's that
for an old cotiee-cooler Il years OF
age" In case the story is doubted
BY any one, Comrade Smith will
show you the road over which he
walked its still there and the
empty bottle out of which he drank
to refresh himself after the trip.
1t would seem that the weather
clerk was seized With remorse over
the way he treated the people here
abouts for awhile in the matter o.
the deep SNOW, etc. and is striving
Ia make amends. We are having
about as perfect spring weather as
ever falls to the lot Of humanity
anywhere. With the exception o.
mere and there on the prairie where
there is a patch Of the white stuff
it has all disappeared 4 good part
of the water seems g have soakec
into the ground.