Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-10
BRADDOCK BREVlTlES.
lFrom News, Oct. eth,

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last week and quite badly hurt.
Miss Celia Mcdonnell, wko is teach.
ing at Linton, and a friend from
Parker, 5. u, were entertained at the
Siscc home Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Reamann was quite sick
during the latter part of last week,
but all Will be pleased to Learn that
she is now much better.
| Roy Lee returned home from Wish
elk Saturday, having resigned his po-
sition as driver OF the North Star
Lumber Company 5 car.
| The Revs Hughes OF Bismarck and
| Hammond Of Hazelton are conducting
revival services this week at kintyre:
preaching $50 each evening All are
invited
John NJ. Melander and daughter
Miss Nora, went to Bismarck Tues
day The former returned yesterday.
while the latter is making a visit with
Sdpildi Wy lllenuS.
| Mr. and Mrs Frank Glines returned
| Friday last from Chicago, bringing
with them their small daughter, who
is much improved 10y the medical
treatment She received in that city.
Sunday was automobile day about
Braddock. They came early and late.
but from llazelton in particular 1t
Vas learned that night that The occu-
pants of fourteen cars had secured
three ducks.
j. X Albright and family left yes
terday for Jenkins, Missouri, where
they will spend the winter at the for
met's old home. Jesse says he expects
| 10 reach the show me- state Just in
time TO drive the turkeys to market.
| The case between Or. II. c. Camp
bell and the johnson ranch people has
been settled 10y the doctor being given
| twenty -four bushels Of potatoes. the
amount he claimed was DESTROYED bv
the ranch hogs in his garden last sum
mer
1T is but fair to warn hunters from
| distant parts that there are few ducks
| in Long or Goose lakes or any other
lakes, creeks or sloughs in this vicin-
! ity \ few geese have been seen. but
it is not learned that any have been
| taken
4 Jas. Holt had the misfortune to lose
| his check book while in the city Mon
day. the presumption being that his
pocket was picked Mr. Holt stopped
payment on all outstanding checks,
We are told, and ii is probable his
financial loss will be but Slight.
III. w. Allen Of this city, Republic
an nominee for state senator from the
Goth legislative district, attended the
address delivered by Senator McCum-
Der at Linton Thursday evening of
last week. He reports that the sena-
tors address was very able and that it
I Md3 We'll ICSClNtU Nv an.
l.. NJ. Doerschlag Of this city got a
bump from his motor-car crank Sat
urday morning last that was close
shave. In cranking the cold car the
crank Slipped from his fingers and
swatted him above the right optic:
not hard-just enough to loosen d
piece of bark AS big as a dollar. 1t
was close enough,
lion. Tobias Casey said ia Braddock
Saturday that the mckenzie ma
4 chine was one of the most powerful
state organizations of the kind in the
4 west Had we the chance. we would
have asked him whether it was more
| powerful than the John Burke ma
chine, an organization he was thcl
asking the people 10 foster and sup
i port, and whether any other polit
ical organization in the history OF the
state had ever had the nerve to ASK
/ that its head be three times governor
i A peculiar specimen of what might
be termed the tramp drifted int,
town Tuesday forenoon He was
man about forty years Of age, evident
Il liz sound OF wind and limb. and a for
: eigncr. perhaps, as he could not oil
would not neither Talk nor make signs
d The right wing of his sack coat wa!
ty.A1 hin la,fl..
at hls side and it evidently CONTAINED
his entire camp equipage With the eX
x |ception Of a tin pail which he carried
in his hand. His clothes, although
NOT particularly ragged, were smearet
With grease and dirt white his hand
and face were a standing aiibi agains
q the possible charge Of association Will
"A soap and water. Whence lie came ant
whittier lie went are alike unknowni'
: the jury
The attention of the News has beef
called to the fact that number 0
! children OF school age in this dirtric
J, are not ana have not been attendn,
(. school for various alleged reasons
I During the past two seasons one littl
} boz has been hired out to farme
and, for the sake Of few paltry dol
lars he has earned for his father hi
} precious school days have been wasted
In five years his opportunity TO
schooling viii have passed and he viii