Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-07-24

making trip down this way one of
these days.
According to the Bismarck Trib-
une daughter was born to DR.. and
Mrs. ID. G. Larrabie. of Braddock.
at the st. Alexius hospital in Bis
marck last Saturday. All parties are
reported doing nicely.
B. C. Hanson. the Hazeton base
ball twirler. and Leroy Irvine were
in Linton Monday. Mr.. Hanson took
the train here for South Dakota
points where he will visit for a week
, or ten days and Mr.. Irvine brought
him down.
A party of Linton people left
yesterday morning by automobile
for Detroit, MINI, on fishing trip.
Those who composed the party were
Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Hanson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
j. Pietz and Albert Tough and Miss
Mamie Bowler.
On account of the large amount
of commissioners proceedings this
week the news has been cut down
somewhat. However, q large
amount of important business came
before the commissioners at their
last meeting and the proceedings
will no doubt prove of considerable
interest.
| Landlord Fl. N. Turner returned
last week from Fargo, where he had
been as delegate from the local
lodge Knights of Pythias to the
grand lodge meeting there. Mr..
Turner received some recognition
there by being placed on one of the
standing committees of the grand
lodge. Glen Turner drove their car
to Bismarck to meet his father, r. j.
Grain accompanying him.
| At last the identity OF the body re-
Gently found in the Missouri river
near the old Shier ranch has been es-
tablished. The deceased was the
father of Mrs. John j. Pollard of
Mandan,an was captain in the
Union army during the Civil war.
| The body had been temporarily bur-
led near where it was found, but this
week embalmed by Undertaken IT.
vine and shipped to his former home
| in Nebraska.
The commander of Linton Hive
No. %. l.. 0. 7. NJ, received check
Saturday for $500 in payment of the
claim Tade for the amount of the
benefit certificate held by the late
Jennie M. Turner. The promptness
| with which this claim was granted
is certainly very complimentary to
| the order, and assures the beneficial
members that they have taken the
right step in applying for protection
in the fraternal order, Ladies' of
the Maccabes of the World"
A number Of the champion fisher
man of this city consisting of such
stars MS VIM. Jones, w. II. Petrie, A.
M. Britts, Roy Carley, j. Fl. Reamer
and Theodore Bremen were down at
the creek Monday afternoon with a
seine. 1t had been reported up
town that some one saw fish down
there and they were after it.
The fish must have heard, however,
that they were on the way and made
good its escape to point farther
down the creek.
The writer spent a couple of days
the past week in Bismarck transact
, ing business and while there played
| with the Hazelton ball club in their
! return game with the Capital City
, organization. The game was fast and
! furious. with plenty of "scrappin"
on the side, Hazelton carrying off
the bacon by a score of six to five al.
though it took fourteen innings to
turn the trick. Both teams put up
a fast article of ball and sensational
plays abounded throughout. 'Ber.
ME" Hanson pitched the entire
game for Hazelton though hardly
able to stand toward the finish. HI
pitched his usual brand of high-class
ball. While there appeared to be
some ON the Bismarck team who
might be termed gentlemen the
team generally approached close on.
to bunch Of rowdies. Especially
does this hold true of the person who
played third base for the Capital City
bunch. Early in the game he precipi.
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