Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-17

The latest word received by Judge
Cagley from Bismarck, where ms
wife recently submitted toa surgical
operation. is that She is getting
along fairly vel
| Weatherby is as happy and con
tented as ever But Weatherby 5
hunting dog who would have made
l.. As election unanimous had it
ihad the say has been crying most
of the time since the returns began
TO arrive.
Gottlieb Messner of lsrofy was
brought before Justice Wagher last
| Friday. charged with selling fire
water in violation of laws made and
provided. He vas held TO the dis
trict court in bonds of $500. which
were given.
| Ed. Larvick, postmaster at the
town of that name, is in trouble with
the postotiice department. The
general charge IS opening letters
directed to patrons Of the Office, but
the details of the accusation the
Record had not ascertajned
| Elmer Fogle, in the northeastern
part of town. is putting up a COM
modious and substantial residence
building. 1t has six rooms. bath
room and closets. with full base
ment, and a cistern of 80 barrels in
the basement. The house is built of
the best materials throughout
A basket and shadow social held in
School 4, Gayton district, recently,
realized the sum of S45. to be used
toward purchasing an organ for
| the school. The room was nicely
| decorated i'm red white and blue, and
a pleasing program was given by
| the children, under the instruction
of their competent and painstaking
teacher. Miss Mabel +. Murane.
Mr. and Mrs. p. G. Rocks and
their sons, Masters Gerrtt and Ed
die, left Saturday fer Holland.
Mich, where they will attend the
| golden wedding of Mrs. Rocks
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. lsvert Allen
which will he celebrated ON the Dist,
of this month. They expect to be
absent q month or NOR; AT Aber-
ldeen the Rocks family will meet
Jacob Allen, Mrs. Rocks brother.
who will join them in making the
visit to Michigan.
The family OF Fred Iseemtz left
Monday for Strashurg, where for a.
/ few days they will visit Theodore
Olsen, the brother of Mrs. Reemtz
Then they will proceed to Eureka.
where their home will be in future
| Mr.. Reemtz left Tuesady for Eure-
| ka. where he has accepted position
| in the general store of Fred Hopper
lie. Mr. Reemtz is a competent store
| man and a good citizen. and his
many friends here wish him we'll in
his new location.
Comrade Wagher met with CON
siderahle accident last Saturday
night. One of his chickens insisted
on roosting in his buggy, against the
lpeace and dignity of the owner Of
said chicken and buggy. So. for
getting that he was not as limber-
jointed as he was forty years ago.
| he climbed into the vehicle and
seized the fowl. Then he slipped
land fell, stricking the lower ribs Of
This right side on a wheel. bruising
1.-THE ribs aforesaid considerably.
But he hung to the bird. (Reports
that it was somebody else's chicken,
in somebody else's buggy, on some
body else 5 premises. are untrue and
l#libelous
Mrs. Joseph Bosch died in Linton
yesterday Deceased was thirty
two years old The fatal disease
was consumption. The family
moved to Linton few weeks ago,
haing previously resided on a farm
in the eastern part Of this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Netter, Mrs Bosch !;
parents, live near Hague Mrs.
4 Bosch leaves five children. the
youngest about ;ix years old. Mr..
Bosch had done all that could be
done to prolong his wife's life. hav-
ing taken her 70 Bismarck, Roches-
/ ter and other places for medical
treatment, but receiving everywhere
the same Information that she
/ could not be restored to heath ard
that her days we're numbered
A nervoas-lo looking man went into
a store the other day and sat down
for half an hour or so, when a clerk
asked if there was ANYTHING she
could do for him. He said no, be
didn't want anything She went
away and he sat half an hour longer,
when the proprietor went to him
and asked if he wanted to be shown
anything. No. said the nervous