Emmons County record., 1911-03-09

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1t shall have received on passage a
two-third vote of the members pres
ent in each house.
Mrs. Frank Willis and Miss Mabel
Caldwell were in from the northeast
country Friday and Saturday
Albert Shepresky was over from
the trans Missouri country several
days of last week. He is in the
dray-line business in one of the new
towns.
L. A. Briddell. who has been CON
lined to his bed for the last two
weeks with a severe attack of the
grip. is able to be about his busi-
ness again.
Braddock News: L. NJ. Doer-
schlag and l. L. Scroggin returned
from a two-week's trip through
the southeast on Monday.
John Wlttmayer came up from
Eureka Saturday to visit few dayS
with relatives in Linton and look
after his real-estate interests here.
| Frank Scott came up from the
Dale country Monday. He brought
with him nine wolf hides, and re-
ceived bounty of 22.50 from
County Auditor Snyder.
Karl Frankhauser, who has been
visiting at Pollock for the past two
weeks, returned to Linton Monday
He expects to leave for Big Stone,
Mimi. in short time.
Herman Marshall returned Mon
day evening from the Bismarck hos
pital, where he had been receiving
treatment for the past three weeks.
MIR. M. is much improved, but still
very feeble.
John Ell, brother of Rochus Ell Of
Hague. came up from Hague Monday
on his way home, which is at Grass
Lake, Alberta, Canada. He had been
visiting his Emmons county friends
for a week or so.
Leonard Crowell, accompanied by
his young bride Of two weeks, niece
of Mrs. Ezra Stiles, was in Linton
Saturday on his way to Canada
where the young man has recently
acquired a homestead.
H. A. Reamann and wife came
down from Braddock Monday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Leah Car
michael. Mr.. Reamann, being :
member of the schoolboard from
his district, remained in Linton to
attend the meeting of the schoo
officers which takes place to-day.
Mrs. John Becker and children
returned last Saturday from Spen.
Ger, S. D., where they have been
visiting during the winter months
4 Mrs. Liversage, mother of Mrs
Becker, accompanied them. and will.
move on the farm she purchased
last fall from Oscar Johnson, near
Braddock.
Gottlieb Schepp, the fourteen.
year-old brother of Mrs. Rudolph
eau, who lives twelve miles north
east of Linton, had the misfortune
to break his left leg last Monday
He was riding a horse from the
home of James Blewett, where he
was working, to a neighbor S. wher
suddenly the animal wheeled arounC
and made dash for the barn The
lad, fearing that he would be trap
ped at the barn door, jumped from
4 the horse and the accident resulted
DR.. Wolverton set the fractured
limb, and the lad is getting along
as we'll as can be expected.
4 Elsewhere in the Record this weel
/ will be found notice by the count,
auditor calling for March l4th
meeting of the board of county com
missioners fo the purpose of consid
ering the matter of the procurement
and distribution of seed grain Z
Ithose farmers who petition for it
Auditor Snyder asks the Record Z
announce that all farmo.is who IN
| tend to ask the county for see
grain should at once send the
names and postotfice addresses 7
him, to the end that the commits
| sioners, when they meet. may y
able to form an approximate idea 2
the amount Of grain that will be ie
quired.