Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-02-10

| Word having been received that
VIM. McCrory was no better, John
McCrory and Frank Chesrown left
Monday morning for Sumner. Wash.
ington, the home Of their sick rela.
tive.
Anna Carley, the seven-year.old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Car
ley, who was very sick. is now max
ing a good recovery. Her little SIS
ter Sarah, however. is now having
a slight attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. VIM. Colville and her daughter
Robena left Monday for their home
across the Missouri. after pleasant
visit OF about six weeks at the Ches-
rown home in Linton. Mrs. Colville
and Mrs. Chesrown are sisters.
Mrs. G. A. Broman left for Bis
marck yesterday to meet Mr.. Bro
man, who is returning from the
coast, and who arrived in Bismarck
Tuesday. Sheriff Jones, who left
with Mr.. Broman, is still in Port
Hand.
John Reamer returned yesterday
from his trip to the Twin Cities,
Kansas City, Council Bluffs. Omaha
and other points. He looks as though
the trip had agreed with him. He
retuned by train. instead of by an
air-ship.
Carl Hausauer and George Eber-
hardt, of Eureka. were in Linton
over night Monday, on their wav to
Bismarck. The former went to visit
his wife.who is in the hospital there.
and the latter has daughter in the
same institution.
John Flegel was tripped by an
other boy. while playing on the
school-grounds last Thursday. and
fell on the ice. cutting cash above
his right eye. DIR. Wolverton found
it necessary to use several stitches
to close the wound.
G.G. Palmer lost horse very sud
denly while in Linton last Monday
about noon. The animal slipped on
the pavement in front of the Car
micheal livery barn. and must have
been hurt internally. for it died in
about half an hour.
An exchange says that school
ma am in the town of it's publica-
ton carelessly fastened her belt
with a needle. The needle ran into
her waist and for some time could
not be located. A few days ago it
was discovered coming out of the
arm of the county superintendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. SLENDER and
baby daughter Marguerite returned
yesterday to Bismarck, after a two
days visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. SLENDER. A. j. is a
brother of j. A.-he of the Record
and is carpenter and contractor.
being engaged in that business in
the Capital City.
About score of N. P. workmen
arrived in Linton last week and went
down to the neighborhood of En-
monsburg. They have been engaged
to do some rip-rap work IN the
river there at aplace or places where
the track is near the river, and
where there is danger Of the grade
being washed out unless the force
of the current is detected.
To-day, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Rowerdink, at West
field, will be celebrated the silver
wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rover
dink. The occasion will be rendered
still more happy and joyful by rea-
son of the fact that the husband and
father recently underwent serious
operation for some internal trouble,
and has returned home having be-
fore him the prospect Of many
more years of life.
DIR. Wolverton made two profess
sional trips to Strasburg and vicini-
ty last Saturday. In the afternoon
he went down on the Milwaukee
"phlire' to attend William Holland,
a young man who teaches school
south of the Whalen place. and
whose friends feared he had pneu-
monia. The doctor returned via 1.-The
Johnsonbaugh Limited" Saturday
night he was again called south
this time to the home of Mr.. and
\ Mrs. Anton N. Baumgartner, three
miles south Of Strasburg. to consult
with DR.. Poort in the case Of Mrs.
Baumgartner. who was in very
critical condition. At last reports
Mrs. B. was recovering
Before he sold out and left here
last fall, on account of his health.
Comrade Patrick A. Gahan. Of the
lower Beaver country, paid for the
Record for year in advance and