Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-24


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SFonze Medal and $1,000.
licssc weighed 100 pounds @iiilc the
I combined weight OF the women res
cued was 2oi pounds. The eominls-
1 sion has awarded the lad a lroA1e
4 medal and will allow him $1,000 for
/ educational purposes TO be used as
needed
~ 'afponua'e' "a, on 'i''' evening
VI july J. i'os. JESSE i'utilai'. ii'ishe
conductor Oh .i'e Ne" io'h, o'i''''io
western ram oaa' ie"V'ie'' i'li' VIC
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Il chisa Oh Two years haihea fraheis
wn1Aer, VINO h'ia eoe"iea nVs"e''h 'i'e
runs me souhss.e'' VINO "V'iusa
aoou. 'hlIty louhas' VS. Hst NUT
i9uhlap lost ms hoid on 'he front OF
we engine ana was 'h'ow'' W ono
sue as ne p'cheu up 'lle NHila' nc
engine AT 'le .l'i'e ~ se''ei's'' e'se efiila
was running ABOUT hNe h'1'NS 'h hou'.
l'uhIap haa neeh 'iali's on lhe run
ming poaru on ms own eitstia'' al'd
when ne saw me enid on 'lie track
ana leit the eiislheer 'rsllis 10 s'op
the locomotive ne ran a"Nh oh we
cowcatcher ana, hoidliis 20 some part
OF me engine with ms ie'} hana no
placed MS 1901 on inc cltfAi'i loor
slep on inc co"ca'cher iliii aila leah
ing down scoopcd 'he chlia up Dun
Zap Is given a bronze ''leaa' H'ls ssoo
"l'h "hlch TO houiuate lh'ls'''''iii''as'
Brave Seventeen-Year-Old Girl.
A seventeen-yearold girl Of llalsey
VALLEY. n. y, Gertrude Shailsteen by
name. is given silver medal and $500
TO be used for any worthy purpose be-
cause OF her saving from death her
four -yearold niece Gertrude Downey.
August 81, 1909 The young lady was
visiting her sister and had taken lit
tie Gertrude out for a walk.
The little one left her after a time
and was about to cross the tracks OF
the Lehigh Valley railroad when a fast
train. running at the rate of 40 miles
an hour rounded curve about $50
feet away. Miss Sharpstcen screamed
to the child to come back. but the lit
tie one either did not hear or did not
heed. and kept on her way Miss
Sharpsteen dashed on to the tracks.
and hurled the child to ono side.
Before she could get off the tracks
y the engine struck her. and hurled her
heels over head through the air. Her
right arm was found to be badly in.
tureJ and probably viii never be OF
fun use TO her again. and She sus-
tanned other injuries.
lanes y. Smith a negro puddler. at
great risk of his own life saved that
Of Francis r. He,rick, a white child
of two Years who had been left In a
nnrnins house at Sistersville. w. Va.
THE mother az the babe on her ar
r,r.l from the store found her house