Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-30
BRADDOCK BREVlTlES.
1Fronl News. Nlurch M

symptoms of pneumonia.
Negotiations are now on foot for
the laying of l.2oo feet of cement
walk in the town of kintyse.
A boucing daughter was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Aarvig on
Saturday morning. March 18th.
Mr. and. Mrs. Lloyd Baxter and.
children left Thursday of last weeg.
for Sand Point, Idaho, where they
Will make their future home.
NJ. p Kaiser, the auto-livervman.
ran his car out during the first Of
the week, and since that time he has
been the busiest man in town.
Yesterday staak & siverson re-
celved the large Reeves pillow engine
purchased from them by w. Resees.
1t will be unloaded this afternoon.
Oscar Nordahl, "a Braddock- district
homesteader, returned last week
from Minneapolis, where he worked
during the winter as "A street car
conductor.
Friday of last week Stanley Junge
and Roy Lee. two of Braddock S
automobile experts, left for Dickin-
son, where the News understands
that each will drive car during the
season.
Monday, Hugo Elleschen and sis
ter, Miss Nellie. son and daughter
of n. Elleschen. living south Of
town, arrived from Germany, and
will make their hom~ N Emnons
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. sisco, of Kin
tyre, returned Friday last from
jamestown, where they spent the
winter with their SON and daughter
who are attending college at the
Jlm-river metropolis.
|. c. Trasta, of the Tell ncighber-
hood, left sample of fine timothy
seed, that was grown on his farm
at this office, this week. The seed
is clean and plump and gives one an
idea of how timothy thrives in En-
mons county. Mr.. Trasta is adver-
tising the seed for sale.
Chas Baxter, a nephew of VIM
Baxter. the pioneer settler living
south of town. arrived from the east
Friday last and is the guest of the
latter and family. In the mean
future he expects to journey to Al
berta and have look at the much
advertised Canadian northwest.
Miss Alta Lee, sister of Mrs.
Knute knudtson, living south II
Braddock, arrived Thursday of las,
week from Drandhgem. Norway.
Miss Lee was more than twenty day !
on the continuous trip. spending
eight days between Liverpool anG
Halifax on an Allen line steamer
She arrived i'm perfect health, and
was happy to meet her kin-folk
whom she had not seen for years.
Saturday the News people receiveC
a neatly-painted gallon pail by eX-
press, and, while speculating as tc
where it was from and the brand o1
dynamite it probably contained, tho
words, Packed by j. Nj. Wirth,
Kuhn, MD. were made out The
lid was pried off and it was found IL
contain homemade sauer-kraut ane
Joe's justly famous pork and livel
sausage While the pail was paint
ed the proper tint of green, it missee
Patrick S day by several hours, but
the contents made good the def
cheney.
Yesterday afternoon a gentleman
representing the state dairy com
missioner gave talk on the advan
tages of a creamery and the organl.
zatpon of a local creamery, in FREQ
Junge's office. this city There
were d few farmers and busines.
men present. and it was the genera
Impression that local creamery
would be Of material benefit to the
| farmers. and that it is the stepping
stone to mixed farming and to bet
ter farm-conditions Another meet
ing, at which it is hoped to organic
a company, will be advertised in a
short time.
fs WAl q sr, liking north o.
to N. WI a. larnea ilf
III aa.t Z. .ag Of hot water
Thursday morning Of last week
| The jug having been used as a foot
warmer in a sleigh, the cork had be
come stuck in its mouth and coule
K not be removed Members Of the
+ family wishing to come to town tina
\ day, the Jug was placed in the oven
j whore a good head" Of steam haf
evidently generated When ths
sleigh was ready 70 start Mr.. Ba4
ter attempted to remove the jug
\ from the oven As she moved ii al
explosion followed, and shower b