Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-12
POLLOCK PICK UPS.
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The mileage books that were lost
By 4 salesman last week ard adver-
Used in this paper. we're found By
Frank Mcconvil.e. near his home on
the Pollock Winona road Frank re-
ceived the S. reward
Farmers are taking advantage of
the favorable weather and many of
them are laying in big supply Of
wood for this winter use People
are driving 10 the Missouri river
from as far as Hague. Strasburg
and Artas
Andrew Marsh has returned 10
the Mclaughlin country, where he
has made his home most Of this
year Mr.. Marsh's daughter. Eliza
beth. was recently married to a
young man who is in charge Of the
government experimental farm
near Mclaughlin
The largest horse, other than stall
lions. ever raised in this part Of the
country. to the best If the recollec-
tons Of the people here, was one
/ that was shipped oft this morning.
The horse was big bay geding.
ard Was raised by Harry Carlson 1t
| tipped the scales at $50 pounds.
| "a crew of cement workers are
busy on the Boschker building and
/ have the walls well started. DR..
Shockey and S. +. Chilcott and
Others have collected a jar of SOU
venirs and will have it imbedded in
the cement walls for the people Of
the future generations TO find.
| Arthur McConville of Akron.
Iowa. was here for a couple of days
this week. looking after his proper
" interests and visiting his rela
tives. He was accompanied by a
couple Of his Iowa neighbors. who
ware looking over this section with
a view toward investing in farm
lands.
| r. L coppersmith and A. d.
Prouty bought about two hundred
and fifty tons Of hay up near Napol-
con, n D., about the first of Au
gust. The hay was in the stack when.
they bought it, and the first of this
week they left with men and teams
to bale il and get ii hauled TO Ma
poleon for shipment Some of the
hay will be shipped here and some
directly 70 the Minneapolis market.
". d. Mcfarland departed Satur-
day morning after two day visit
with his many friends here. w d.
/ is greatly pleased with his Canadian
| home aud is now a naturalized Ca
muck. He states that the recent
election in Canada. with reciprocity
as the issue, was a warm one and
the pact was defeated by the cry of
annexation. Billy will visit for Il
| while at his former home in Iowa
before returning to Vancouver.
A very sad accident, which termi-
mated in death. occurred at the farm
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlieb Frey. nine
miles east of Pollock. last Saturday
afternoon, September 3oth. Their
son Albert. eleven years Of age. was
working in the bayfield, with his
small sister and brother. He was on
the load Of hay, and the others were
pitching the hay to HIM. Albert was
i holding fork by the tines when the
team suddenly started and the boy
| was thrown over on 10 the fork. n
tine struck him in the head and pen
etrated his brain. The boy was taken
home by the other children. but
they were unable to take him from
the wagon. When help arrived he
was taken TO Herreid for medical
aid, but nothing could be done for
him and he expired in the evening.
Albert was an intelligent, likcahlc
little fellow, and his tragic death
has greatly shocked the whole neigh
borhoood.
Brought Him Back to Earth.
What name shall I invent
for thee, dearest what aNpella'ien
\ that in single word can cypress all
my souls desire, all my heart, all
my passion, all She exceedingly
unromantic- We'll John. what's
the matter With Jane? AS 4 name