Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-09-21

way The writer is informed .aat
in southern Russia tire thistle Mere
often used for hay, and that ca, at
the right time. they fin she bal ny
Well
Young joseph King. sa If Mr..
and Mrs. James King Of F,lnmons-
burg. yesterday had one Of his fore
fingers almost completely severed
by the cutter-bar If a moving
machine, He Was at once brousla,.
to Linton ard the injury was treated
by a surgeon The finger Mill llrols-
ably be say cd
Miss Maud Benedict. residing
|northeast Of l'enMik. was at the
Wolverton hospital about I. week
being treated cor ease Of blood
poisoning III one Ct her hands. She
Is about fifteen years old, and re-
ceNed the lnjury through one Of
the ropes Of 4 swing in which Size
was swinging chatting the hand. She
IS doing we'll, and has returned To
her home.
Pollock Progress The Progress
is exceedingly well pleased 10 be
able to announce that Merchant
Andrew Boschker Will start the con-
struction Of a building On his lots
on the west side of Main street. The
structure will be seN enty-tw feet
long and thirty-six feet wide. and
when fully completed viii he two
stories high. besides the basement
Work viii start Monday. and Mr..
l'oschker hopes to have the base
ment ready to move into in a
months time. 1t may be necessary
to postpone until spring the con
structlon Of the main part of the
building Van t,yck Bros, Of Her
reid, have the contract for the ma
SON work on the building
The end of the week Will see com
pleted the biggest job OF printing
the Record has 80 far undertaken.
1t IS q pamphlet Of forty pages, and
will be banded out to visitors at the
Emmons county booth al the State
Exposition in Bismarck. Ten thou
sand ceieic Of the book Will be
printed. ltcontains writesups If the
county, the schools, the churches.
and of the railway towns pf Linton,
Hazelton. I;radolocl., kintrye. Tenn
Nlk, Strashurg and Hague, With di-
rectorles of the llasness and profes-
.slonal men Of the places named 1t
is emhcllishe,l with cuts. and those
who have prepared il hope that it
may be an humble factor in the
scheme Of publicity tending "a draw
attention To the actual conditions in
a county that has never had a boom,
with the consequent fictitious values
of real property and then rcac-
ton, but has made constant progress
in population, prosperity and wealth
from the day the first aglicultu-
raj settlers came here, in lSS.3.
John Snyder returned to Linton
Saturday, after a long siege in a
hospital III Bismarck, where he sub
mltted To an operation for gall
stones. John had enough minerals
removed to start a concrete factory
He is looking quite peaked and
his weight has been reduced com
sidcraby, but he is getting along
all right. Ia operating for gall
stones it seems that the surgeons eN-
|plore the neighborhood Of ones APP
lpendiN Mr. Snyder had arranged
Ito have two birds killed with one
stone. 50 70 speak. and had in
structed the operators to eliminate
the appendix while rounding up the
gall -stones. But after the operation
1.-THE patient found be was still the
posscssor of bis useless vermiform
extra. In reply 70 his query Is to
why they allowed the appendix toget
away, DR. RamStad told MIR. Snyder
| that the surgeons thought he had
had enough for om' day Everybody
| is pleased that the auditor came
Through all right and is again at
home. The operation fer gall-stoDes
Us serious work, and there Is said
| to be much more danger in it than
lin an operation for Appendicitis.
II has been announced IN the
lne@ papers Of The county lhasa pe-
lcial train would Iprun. al q reduced
ra.e Of fare froN Linton to Bis
march and return. ON l.'nmens
Countv Day, he second Of October.
1 There Is no question about the slle-
lcial. That aili Icavy Linton at a
I'm. and. returning. leave Bismarck
| at j. M. Bat the question Of re-
duced rates il i; problem not Vt