Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-08-11

pleasantly and comfortably situated
as 70 their home. snd Ernie has
well-paid employment.
Wesley Baker and Jimmie Lawry
are down from Livona to-day They
came to bring down horses that
formerly drew the mail stages on
the river line under the Shier con.
tract, and which have been used in
running the line until recently.
Little Charles Lang came near be-
ing the victim of a serious accident
this afternoon. He is about two
years old. He got hold of some
Kerosene and took drink of it. Bv
prompt measures and the medium
of a quicS-acting emetic. he was
soon out of danger.
Christ. Bieber of Tempeltonville
was In town Tuesday He made an
auto trip to Fargo from his home
town last week. making the round
trip without tire, spark-plug. carbu-
rotor or other disasters. When here
Mr.. Bieber was on his way by auto
to Eureka. His family and Franz
Iempel accompanied him.
Who is that Chesty Parsonage
with his Head Held High that YOU
see Walking Down Broadway!
That's Billy Irwin. Who Is that
Misunderstanding Individual that YOU
Meet Dodging along the Alleys
That's Elmer Fogle. To Ascertain
the Cause therefor, Read Brace of
Items under this In Town and Out
Heading.
Will Carmichael, H. A. Archam-
bault and Jos. King. the latter a
SON of James King of Emmonsburg.
came over from Mcintosh, s. d., bv
auto, Saturday evening. "Shambo"
came to purchase a bunch of fat
dogs for the Mcintosh trade. He
returned home Monday by train with
thirteen fine animals. and it is said
there was great feast at Macktown
next day.
Mrs. G. A. Broman and her little
son. Duane. left last Monday for
Santa Cruz, California, and Mr..
Broman expects to leave for that
place in about three weeks. This
family of old settlers and good
neighbors leave. not because they
have not done we'll here, or because
they do not like the country, but for
the sole and only reason that Mr.
Bromans health is so poor that he
is compelled to seek milder eli
mate.
Born In Linton, Thursday night
of last week lat ! | o'clock, So minutes
and one and two-thirds seconds.
to Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Irwin, a son.
Billy" is responsible for so care
fully reporting the exact time. The
sole fly in his ointment is that the
newcomer is the only boy kidlet born
in this town this year. and dad"
will have to furnish him with heaps
of spending money in the sweet by
and-bye with which to buy ice
cream for the numerous young
ladies who have taken up their resi-
dence here this year. All we'll.
Michael Penderghast was over
from Fort Yates Tuesday. bringing
with him Mrs. Witzleben, her son
Leo, and her daughters the Misses
Hermina and Jean. The members
of the Witzleben family were on
their way to Bismarck, where the
young ladies were to be treated for
tonsilitis. Mr.. Penderghast is as
sistant'. farmer at the farm school
south of Yates. He reports that the
prairie fire of last week swept the
half of the reservation which was
not burned over last fall. which
leaves the Indians in bad shape.
Many horses and cattle were burned,
and what they have left in the stock
line will probably have to be shipped
on account of the hay shortage.
Deputy Sheriff Shepard came down
from Braddock. Friday, having in
charge two men whom it was
thought had stolen team of horses
at Aberdeen. The sheriff of Brown
county arrived Saturday. but found
that the men were not the ones
wanted. The circumstances that led
to their arrest were that it was
known that the horses were stolen
by two men, and the men were last
heard of at Edgeley, coming appar-
emily in this direction. The men
arrested had come over the same
ro,,ta from Aberdeen and pvprv-