Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-16
POLLOCK PICK UPS.


the lrlshmen in the country expect
70 be there.
The Missouri river i breaking up
AZ this point, and it is now extreme
~ dangerous 70 attempt to cross.
At Pierre there is sufficient water
over the ice to permit the use of
h0ass.
Anton Naaden, Tom Brennan.
Mann fetterley and Chris. MAIDEN
We're down from their homes i'm the
Wlnona country Monday. The boys
repor, much more snow up that way
than down here.
Miss I,reka Ver lloven. of West
field, was taken to Aberdeen last
Friday by DIR. Shockey. where she
was operated on for appendicitis.
The young lady is doing nicely and
will soon be able to return to her
home.
r. f. Cranston and family re
turned from Pierre Monday even
mg, the state legislature having ad-
journcd Saturday Pollock really
looks good and restful to us after
the strenuous times and excitement
AT the capital
While going home from Pollock.
Tuesday, Joe Allen got his wagon
stuck in a deep snow bank in a ra-
vine and was forced to wait by the
roadside until friend came along
and helped him out of his predica-
ment
Winfield Vermillion, game war
den Of Corson county, and iona
than Ling. argiculturist, were over
from west of the river this week.
Mr.. Ling recently moved to his
present home from the A. Marsh
place at Vanderbilt.
A letter from Britt Payne. written
from his home in Canada to friend
here. states that they have expert
enced an exceptionally hard winter
and that there has been great
amount of snow. Mr. and Mrs.
PaNMe and children are enjoying the
best Of health.
Louis DprnIlush and Gerrit Bies-
heuvel returned the first Of the week
from Iowa. where they disposed OF
a carload Of good horses which had
beenpurchased in this vicinity. They
found the horse market there about
the same as it is here. and came out
SlNO losers on the transaction.
l.. w. HAYS Of Carthage. S. d..
was in Eureka. Monday, returning
from a trip TO Pollock, where he
completed a deal whereby he traded
a livery business in Carthage for a
half-sectjon Of land just over the
line NJ Enln4ns county, north of
Pollock, oSNaed by AN Iowa real
estate dealer MIR. Hays contem-
plates putting some improvements
on his new farm.
James Pollock returned last FRI
day from Hot Springs, S. d.. where
he has been for the past two weeks
with his wife and child. Mrs. Pol
lock has entered a sanitarium there
and VIII remain for some time yet,
taking treatment. She has been in
very poor health this winter; but
Mr. Pollock reports that she is rap
Idly improving in the sanitarium
and hopes To come home by the last
of the month
The manager If the baseball club
Of the town Of Strasburg has noti-
fed the clubs ~ the towns of Pol
lock, Linton ard HazeIton that
will be unable to join the
proposed league unless the salary
claase Is eliminated from the agree.
mont ard home talent" only is
PLAYED. Just What effect this move
on s,trasNurg part will have on the
formation Of the league is somewhat
uncertain, though it is apt to Kill
the aheie scheme before the league
sees the light q day A meeting o.
the magnate- will be held at Lin
ton the 18th, and perhaps the league
viii be able 70 Ive and prosper de
spite the body blow delivered b.
strasburg
The auction sale held at the d. E
Ryckman farm at Dale. Tuesday
gas in point Of attendance the larg
est ever held in this vicinity. Full,
three hundred person, were at tn
sale, though the majority Of then
came only as onlookers. The ma