Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-11-14
BRADDOCK BREVIIIE,s
News. Nov. -
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Messrs. Cell, Batter and MANalsor
the three heavies Of Hazeltan. VISIT
ed Rradlock friends for few hour
Sunday afternoon.
VIM Perry was Brittln yisito
over Sunday Bill" is well salts
tied over his summers work an,
says he has plenty of feed for safe
The hobgobins and witches we.,
abroad in the land on last ThursCla,
night Halloween to the detm
ment of a few Of Bradduck $ Siii
| zenS.
Part Of Mrs. Coles sidewalk M!
torn up and carried away and ii slit
remains a mystery as 10 where il wa,
removed TO. Mrs. Cole thrraters Il
pinch the town unless the wAlk !,
returned.
j j. Ryan. our real-estate man
had the misfortune to spran bis
knee last week. John was helpiug
load some hogs that he had dispose
of. when Il bunch of them brolNt
loose and jammed him against {
wall He is now on crutches. hul
Swears that pigs are pigs not blind
Albert Amondson, a prosperous
farmer living north of town. was ii
to see us Monday, and states that
on three acres sowed to broom corr
millet he harvested ll2 bushcls lhis
kind of millct is a great feed fai
chickens and hogs. MIR. Amundsor
also renewed his subscription Il
| the News.
Mcsdames l)oerschIag and Me
Cusker entertained friends at Hal
lowe en- party Thursday evening last
| Progressive Whist and muslc wtfs
lndGlgcd in until the wee srna hGur.
of the morning Dainty refre b
ments We're served and the quest,
! will long remember the occasion
Those present were: Mr.. and Mas
III. W. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs J j
Ryan, MIR. and Mrs. +. M Long, MIR
! and Mrs. Vie. MIR. and Mrs Nc
Cusker AIRS. Emma Cotton, MIR. anC
Mrs. Fred Junge. j ID. .Jagd, MIR
and Mrs. } A. Allensworth, Mr. an,
Mrs. Clifford Aarvig, and Miss Flor
ence Fitch.
One OF Emmons county $ oldes
residents died Nov. | 1912, at fh
age of SO years, 6 monthsand 2 dags
He is survived by his aged wife an,
three children, Mrs. p. & Levin
Mrs. NeIs y. Olson ard Mrs. s)sca
| w. Nelson. MIR. Peterson was lslg
in l.ongasjo Socken, Sweden II
came to Center City Mimi, IN lss
and to Bismarck, N. d. in lSs,', tai,
ing a homestead in l.lnmons count
in 1854 at which place he has reside
until his death. In the northwest 81
j classes are represented some haS
helped to advance and devclope il
writing of our wonderful s. tate
others have contributed railroad
banks, stores, etc. but the pioioe
4 of Mr. Peterson S stampls fast 'lis
appearing. His name does not =
i down in history He is not eonsd
cred hero. Handicapped by l;iel
i Of money, not able ia speak @u
language, cncolnterlng the hard
i shjps and dangers If the early daAs
! MIR. Peterson ranks with the strong
est and most capable Of those, WIN
gave their life to the develaplien
4 of the northwest The devele@
! ment Of the northwest from q hat
rem To one Of our richest states i
his compensation on earth HIS iif
and efforts were inpeachable hefar'
man and God. Although rctafies
/ to ashes his memory VIII last inreNta
! i'm the hearts OF SURVIVING reiatSf
and fellow men. The most heattfel
sympathv is extended To the surSis
ing wife and children Funera
services we're held at the sMeeilss
/ Lutheran church at Hraddock, Men
day afternoon, November lth, At
0 clock, Rev. +. Alison, past y &
/ the church, officiating.