Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-09-07

/ tobe shown at the big show at Ri
/ marck
Mrs ] l. koop is reported to hc
conNalcsclng quite ramdlX At a Bis
marck hospital. and can new he up
and walk around Il little. 1t iseN.
I pected that She MIL Sonn hr ahle ii
come home.
Erlck Erickson. ot IA, TIM shppei
two carloads Of cattle from the a
tal station to the II laul stock
i yards last Saturday II, and larS
er II @. Batter accompanied thc
loads 70 their destination
Geo johnson Of the country
northwest, has had 10 take hls
daughter TO a hospital al EiSinarrn.
where She will undergo IN opera
tlen for appendicitis Nl hopr her
recovery is certain and speedy
j + Mogcr. Ruling Elder OF the
Church Of God, of Pleasant Valley
| presided over the annnal meeting oi'
that body yesterday afternoon The
meeting was held at the residrncenf
']ud Moger and was we'll attended
School starts week from next
Monday The following teachers
have been chosen To conduct the
llazelton school $ Nj Ralston,
principal, Miss Frances Paddock.
intermediate, Miss Lucy Hubbard
primary department
Reports from farmers ia this vi
cinity are to the effect that last
week S frost nippcd several fields Of
corn pretty badly. The corn suffer
ing most was that planted in the
low places, that on the higher
ground not being hurt II no killing
4 frosts cotne. most fields will he out
of danger in another week
Chas. Armstrong Saturday pur
chased from Thos Kelly a quarter
section of land near what used To be.
Wllliamsport The land is described
as the northeast quarter Of Section
-. Township l3o, Range IS. and not
far distant from the Yeatcr place,
which MIR Armstrong now farms
1t is his intention To work both
| places next year
Friends of the couple Will he IN
tercsted i'm learning that a son and
| heir was born on August 9th to Mr..
and Mrs. John Peterson. at Nc Call. i.
4 Idaho. Mr. Peterson was Hazel
toms pioneer blacksmith, and his
better half was "A teacher and coun-
ty superintendent of schools i'm this
county some years ago. The young
ster has been christencd Harold
| Several townspeople report that
the busy youths of the town are
| making nightly raids on their gar
dens. with practically no other in
tent than wholesale destruction 1t
was too hard work nursing a garden
| intoa useful state this year To haven't
maliciously destroyed. and parents
| should keep an eye on their boys
and take them To task when they
| get into mischief
/ Curator N G Fish. of the tate
| historical society. has just com
4 pletcd trip along both sides ~ the
| Missouri as far south as the south
/ line of F.mmons i'm search of hiBtorl
!. cal data. He stopped al the homes Of
/ James Lawry at Lvona and A M.
Weller at Hartford. A number of
4 old Indian villages We're visited.
/ Mr.. Fish was accompanied by "A par
i ty that included two Indians from
/ Fort Rerthold, and who, besides act-
ing in the capacity OF interpreters
and guides, greatly enjoyed "A visit
with old friends among the sioux
west of the river.
4 The editor came near losing out
| again the other evening when a man
was chasing around town with a box
4 of cigars booking for We to have
US smoke to the health Of a new
4 daughter which had recently come
i To bless his home. but Mr. a.
| Ward is not a man to shlrk his du-
ties, and, as consequence, ne c;ilne
To town again Monday and dlti the
4 honors in fitting style. The stprk
4 visited their home on the clegcAth,
4 and, although the girl IS getting
quite aged by this time, the item
will be news to a good marc Of our
4 readers a girl vas also born unto
Mr.. and Mrs / !. oauiield on Aug.
4 9th
+. r. Wcrnll IS The busy bee these
| days, creating pretty and attractive
displays from Grains and eed. @
he used at the big Industrial iosg
at Bismarck He IS @orking behiai
closed door, 50 w cannot descrllte
wbat he IS making but We nill
souchsafc the Information that I
With hs. a ilrIZe. winner Othor Wow