Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-12
IN TOWN AND OUT.

zie. is visiting friends here.
Jacob Steensland visited in south
ern Emmons county last week
Mrs. Jos. Huse and her daughter
Louise are up from Winona to-day.
Auditor Snyder is home again. He
came from Bismarck on Monday S
tram
Mis- Bertha Good returned yes
terday from Plevna. Montana. near
which place she has claim
Henry Maurer of Temvik left On
Wednesdays Milwaukee train 70
spend the winter in Wisconsin
The states attorney and the coun-
~ superintendent, are busy round
ing up truants, as the law requires
them to do.
a serious accident occurred to-
day to Friedrich Steiger. living two
miles north If town. He fell from
a load Of hay and broke his leg. He
is being attended by Dr. Wolverton.
Elmer Fogle has obtained the con-
tract for building the new Catholic
church here. and has already begun
work on the structure. II will cost
about 50 GOO. and will be located on
upper Broadway.
Mrs. Geo. c. Gauss, with her
daughter Crystal, will leave soon for
Wapello. Iowa, where she will spend
the winter with her father Her
daughter Gertrude will remain here
until Christmas, when she will join
her mother.
Neil Mcclure, who has claim in
the Lennon country, and who can.
under the recent law of congress.
he absent until next spring. mas a
Job with the Record until the time
comes when he must go to reside on
his land.
There will be preaching in the
Temvik school-house next Sunday at
7.3o p. M Meetings are held at kel
Ter school house this week. Consid-
siderable interest is being mani
tested in these meetings. Rev. l..
A. Iovelace. Evangelist-at-L Large.
Jack Crowell came down from
Hazelton Yesterday afternoon and
returned al night. He brought
with him several hundred pounds of
Smith Doc Smith which shows
that the little Ford runabout that
Travelled seven million miles for DR..
Wolyerton before it became Mr..
Crowell's property is still in the
ring.
During the recent experience of
heing left short-handed in the midst
of an avalanche of work the Record
office was compelled to refuse con-
siderable job printing wanted at
once Things are now in such condi.
tion, however, that we can handle all
such work as our patrons may see
fit to give US.
The four-vear-old son Of Carl Ben
der, living four miles southwest Of
Linton, is seriously i'll of Appendix
citls. DR. Wolverton, who is at
tending the boy. believes the latter
will recover bout immediate OPP
GRAFTON. How ever. the lad will be
operated upon as soon as he RECEIVERS
from the acute attack. as he has had
several attacks of the disease in the
past.
The Methodist church is planning
to make next Sunday. which is the
last sunday of the conference year.
a rally day for all services of the
church. Sunday school at 10 a. m. !:
preaching at II a. M; Junior
League at 3 p. M: Epworth League
at p m. and preaching at 8 y. m.
\ cordial invitation is extended to
all A. NJ. Wiley. Pastor.
The Bismarck Tribune saws: EN-
mons county, the third in line. with.
5000 purse attachment, had more
novelties than any of the others, and
was so attractive that on big days
this booth was always crowded. j.
III. Reamer, who has been in con-
slant attendance. has done much to
advertise his county and its re-
sources. The booth was arranged
by +. + Wernli and Bert Thurston.
assisted by Mr.. Reamer. Emmons
county sent big delegation up to
view the Exposition on Emmons
County Day, and for loyalty, patri-
otism and enthusiasm Emmons
stands at the head Of the class.
Iewhizz.. Have you seen Leon
Shoulder Years and years ago a
more or less slender youth of the pi-
oneer days hied himself back to the
scenes of his babyhood at Fort
Wayne, in the Hoosier State. and
now he is out here on visit to his
relatives. the McLains. and to the
other oldtimers still in the land OF
the living. And during these years
Leon has been initiated into the
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