Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-07-13
IN TOWN AND OUT.

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DR.. Hogue, who found that Their,
was nothing serious the matter viii
the baby.
Attorney Lane returned MONDAY
from Dickinson. where he had a law
case for the Goodrich-Cal Lumber
! Company.
L. 4. Weatherby went to Bis.
marck yesterday morning to be ab.
sent for about a week. Mr.. w. has
recently been doing business for
the Frank Fox land company of Bis
marck
Miss Catherine Leseuer arrived
from Olathe. Kansas, last Tuesday
to visit her brother-in-law and sis.
ter, Or. and Mrs. Wolverton. She
expects to remain here about a
month.
Work has begun on the new Ma
sonic temple in Bismarck. 1t is eN-
pected that the building will he
ready for occupancy by next Novem.
Der: 1T will be two stories high,
with a full basement.
Several farmers from South pa.
kota, where the grass is a failure,
have been in Emmons county re-
Gently arranging for the cutting
and baling of prairie hay for ship
meht to their homes.
Will knight. living near Brad
dock, met with painful accident,
Wednesday of last week He fell
from a wagon, breaking his collar
bone and receiving other injuries.
DR.. Hogue attended him.
Jay Smith, who has charge of a
undergrad at Dlesem, N. d.,
came up last week to visit his En-
mons county relatives and friends
and incidentally take in the big
Fourth of July celebration.
A civil suit was tried before JUS
tice Wagner in Linton last week in
which P. j. Wittmyer was plaintiff
and Bert Chase defendant. The suit
was ona promissory note. Judgment
for plaintiff. Lane for Plaintiff
Armstrong & Cameron for defend
ant
Mrs. Fred Bertrand arrived from
jamestown last evening to install
officers of Linton lodge of the Order
of the Eastern Star. an organiza-
ton composed of ladies who are the
near relatives of Freemasons. Mrs
Bertrand is Worthy Matron of Lin
ton lodge. but recently removed
with her family to Jamestown.
Following is paragraph in let
ter recently received from j. H.
Brock, who with his wife was a pho
neer of this county, but now OF
Gridley. Cal. 1--WE are both well,
The weather is quite warm here
now, through the day. but the
nights are cool and comfortable fol
sleeping. We still have praise TO,
California.
DR.. W. c. Wolverton has com
pletely fitted up a part of his new
house as a hospital and has every
necessary convenience for caring
for surgical cases. Mrs. Wolvertor
is a nurse with three-years' train
ing in the State University of low;
hospital. The doctor has fitted uI
an operating-room; the house ha.
its own water-works, bathrooms
sewage system, etc.
John Schaefer and Ellis Phillipp
returned Monday from Edmonton
Canada, where they went to lool
ovre the country with an idea to set
Element there. They we're absen'
from home about a month. They
say everything looks good up in the
Kings western dominions. How
ever, they will not go there to live
as those going now have to locate
so far distant from a railroad thai
it takes quite a bunch of money t.
| freight lumber and other supple:
to the claim.
One of the saddest deaths occur
ring near here in long time wa.
that of kIaas Huisenga. which oc
Cured at his home near Westfiele
ON July A, 1911. The cause of deati
was rheumatism, and he had bee,
4 sick but little over a week. Scv
eral doctors had attended him, bu
the disease was of such a nature
that medical science could not sue
cessfully combat with it. The de
ceased was man in the prime o
life, being thirty-eight years of age
and, besides widow, he leaves tw,
fine children. Mr.. Huisenga cam'
to Emmons county when a small
boy, and for twenty-five years hi
home had been in the Westfield com
munity. BY hard work and persc
verance he became possessed Of con
siderable property. and at the tim'
of his death owned one of the fines
farms in the county Pollock Prog
ress. (The funeral took place las
Thursday at 2 p. M. in Westtielc
church. The Rev. Shilstra Of West
field and the Rev. Huisingh of Hui
} conducted the services.