Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-08-04

7i's' y, "a Bismarck Treasurer, Mrs
fasstv I horton # Rismares
site'i states Commissioner Nm.
slaeneii was notth-bound passenger
terday morning.
There will De a dance at the opera.
we tomorrow evening. There
NH he good music and a ,icral
gaod time.
Mrs. John Schacfcr Of Linton was
seriously i'll last Friday and satur-
day with cholera morbus. blt is
better now.
Asa Britts is building a ten-bv-
twelve addition to his dwelling in
West Linton, the addition Ia be used
as a bathroom.
thursday Of last week a son was
fhorn to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hewitt
living about fifteen miles north Of
4 Linton. All well.
Frank cioughnour and wife we're
down from Buchanan Valley last
thursday a. l.. Cell of llazelton
accompanied them.
Or Hogne left Tuesday to see
the world. He will go TO the Vel
lowStone Park, and may also visit
ms Wisconsin relatives before he
returns home.
John Stiles. Stock Inspector Rob-
erts and Billy Badger came up from
the Wnona-Iates country last even
ing. Mr.. Badger this morning took
the train for Mandan.
Miss Martha krenz Ter of ZeelanS
who had been visiting Miss l'ric,la
Rackhaus in Linton. left SATURDAY.
| for Richardton for a visit of several
weeks with her sister.
| DR. Wolverton was called Tuesday
to the residence of b. c. a. Den
holm, at Emmonsburg. who was
Suffering from severe attack of
erysipclas of the face and head.
X p 'rowne, out in the Marie
country Is certainly not discouraged
by a poor season; for he is about to
begin the building of a big barn on.
his place, the dimensions being 2s
by 10 feet. IA feet high.
Last Saturday Leila, the nine
months old daughter of c. f. pettis.
living in the Hartford neighbour
hood, had her right arm broken Just
below the shoulder. The Record
did not learn the details of the ac-
cident.
Johnnie. the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Smith. of northern
Emmons. is seriously i'll with mea-
sles and bowel trouble. The little
fellow is so sick that trained nurse
has been called to assist i'm caring
for him.
Last Friday, G.. Zimbar, carpen-
ter working on the new Strasburg
church. fell about twenty feet from
a scaffold and injured his spine
severely. He was taken to the hos
pital at Aberdeen. He is still in bad
shape; but the Aberdeen American
of Tuesday says he is doing as we'll
as could be expected.
Mrs. Broman and Master Duane,
her son. expect to start the first of
next week to visit friends in Cali.
fornia, and Gus will go out there
before long to look over the coun-
try, with view Of locating there.
Everybody will be sorry to have
the kind-hearted people and good
neighbors go elsewhere to make
their home.
J X. Davis, with the chin whisker
missing and disguised with a fierce
nioustache, returned to Linton Sat
Iarelav, after an extended trip.
through parts of Minnesota, Wis
lconsin and Illinois The crops in
1.-THE parts of Minnesota and Wiscon-
Ism he visited were poor. owing to
dry weather; but in Illinois where
/ Mr. Davis visited crops We're good.
4 meeting of the new Republican
central committee was held last
lev ening The old chairman, Yves
| ley Baker, who succeeded c. A. Pat
tterson after the latter moved to Nc
| Intosh, $. d.. did not wish to have
the position any longer, and A l..
Cell of lIazelton was chosen. VIM.
Jones was elected secretary and j.
Ia. Stiles treasurer. The utmost