Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-05-22

T. P. Lee returned from Bismarck
MONDAY and reports Mrs. Lee doing
nicely and expects to bring her back
Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. II. sundahl of Kin
tyre neighborhood are the proud pa
rents of a boy which arrived Mon
day, May 18th.
Ira Scroggin, Warren Mandigo. O.
0. johnson and Clarence Dick left
Wednesday morning for Linton in
MIR. Scroggin's auto.
Editor Streeter of Linton will de-
liver the farewell address to the pu-
pills of the Braddock school at their
graduation exercises Tuesday even
ing. May Goth.
Born-Io Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Jepson, a girl, Monday. May 18th.
All concerned doing nicely. Joe is
again Grandpa and says he will pro-
coed to kill the fatted calf.
We have received word from our
old friend. M. P. Kaiser, fair, fat
and forty, and he wants the News
sent to his new address, Plaza. N. D.
Mike" did not say what he was
doing, but we suppose he is coping
the sheckles by locating prospective
land buyers.
Jessie Albright returned from Bis
marck Monday, where he had been
visiting his wife, who is sick in a
hospital. He reports that Mrs. Al
bright underwent an operation Sat-
urday morning and 100 gall-stones
were taken away from her. She is now
resting easy.
The telephone meeting called for
last Saturday was well attended and
business of Importance transacted.
Mr.. Dries, of the routing committee,
submitted his report and with few
changes it was accepted. The farm.
ers living along the line are enthusi-
astic over the proposed line and are
about ready to begin the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mandigo, accompan.
led by Mrs. Doerschlag. autoed to
Bismarck Saturday, returning Sun.
day. Mrs. Doerschlag drove their
new five.passenger Overland down
from Bismarck. Mrs. Doerschlap
and Mrs. Mandigo are the "chauf.
feurettes" of this section and handle
their cars with expert precision.
Noble Nelson returned from Bis
lnarck Saturday. While in Bismarck
MIR. Nelson purchased an 80-horse
Case steam engine, which arrived
here Tuesday. Mr.. o. A. EngIe.
brietsen of the Case company came
down and helped unload the engine
The tool box was broken into while
in transit and a number of tools
stolen.
Carl Hansen Of Bows, Iowa, ar.
rived here Saturday with his house.
hold goods. Mr.. Hansen owns two
quarter sections of land north OF
town, and has also rented the Ole
Lee place. Mrs. Hansen is expected
some time this week. Mr.. Hansen
is blacksmith by trade, but will
devote his future time to the best o1
farming in the best state III the
union.
The Tell boys have quit playing
baseball for the more scientific
game of football, and last Sunday
while at practice one of the numbe,
was doing some artistic movem ent
in the air when he suddenly got TOT
much daylight between him and the
ground. causing him to fall rather
heavily on a bunch of cactus. The
latest bulletin says there is still :
few more to pick out, but the pa
tient sits more al ease now.
Ben Klabunde autoed over from
the village on the Ignite Limited
Monday evening and was renewing
acquaintance at this point. Ber
says he lives in the best town in EN-
mons county and that it is growing
rapidly and that Bert Thurston ant
r. c. Colburn are the ones that are
putting the ran in rapidly. Mr.
Klabunde was accompanied by twt
young ladies. We do not wonder a
this-he's big enough to take car,
of a half dozen of the fair sex.