Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-07-02
Atha and the children will return
the last of the week.

the last of the week.
Since the big rain last week the
city authorities have been busy get
ting the drainage system in a little
! better shape. The culvert at the
end of Broadway is being enlarged
and other changes made for the bet
ter.
4 Ed. Langliers. Jr., messenger
from Glanavon precinct, was in
town couple of days last week in
connection with his official duties.
Fl . says the folks down his way are
feeling pretty happy over the crop
prospects.
John Holsti was down from the
Wilson township neighborhood Fri
dny and Saturday. Mr.. Holsti left
Monday for trip to eastern points
and expected to bring some new
settlers for his neighborhood back
with him.
| Mrs. E. d. Fogle and the little
boy returned Tuesday night from
Bismarck where medical treatment
for the boy had been secured. They
came across country in a wagon ow-
ing to the lack of railway facilities
this week.
Arrangements are being made for
a couple of ball games between the
locals and the Standing Rock Indi-
ans. The first game will be played
here on Sunday, July 18th, and the
return game at Fort Yates the fol
lowing Sunday.
/ Miss Lucille Grain and Robert
Clybonrne motored to Steele Sum-
day to meet some friends of Miss
Grain who had been held at Bis
marck by the N. P. washouts. Frel
Petrie drove the car and reports the
4 rUhuS rs pdSsdDte.
| Juliana Klaudt. aged 68 years, who
died last week, was buried in Lin
ton cemetery Thursday last. Mrs.
Klaudl has eight children who are
living and they were all here for the
funeral, they living at iceland,
Streeter and Dawson.
i People down from the north coun-
try repo that bridges galore have
disappeared in the recent flood and
it appears that the county commits
sioners are to have their hands full
if they will h'ye all the roads pass-
able in tim move he fall crop.
! VIM. Rush, a pioneer Williams.
port boy, snen' couple Of days in
4 Linton the laser par, uf last week.
4 Mr. r. was here 10 meet his wife
and family who arrived by train
from the south. They made the
trip home by team, the roads being
impossible for automobiles.
| Will, son of Fred Cleveringa of
the Westfield neighhorhood. was
suddenly attacked by pneumonia
while bringing ballot box to Lin
ton last Thursday. He was taken
to the home of VIM. Cleverinpa, his
uncle. ut Strasburg, and DR.. VOL
verton was summoned. The young
man is now about recovered from
his illness.
4 Mrs. Ben Haggard and Mr.. Hag-
CARDS mother arrived from Bis
marck Tuesday night by the "Over-
land Limited"-a lumber wagon.
The elder lady had just arrived in
Bismarck from the Pacific coast and
her daughter-in-law had gone te
? Bismarck to meet her when the fiooC
t tied up railway connections.
: Clemens Kelsch. who spent severa
h days with home folks, left the frs
t of the week for Devils Lake wher,
he will attend summer school
Il Clemens made quite a record fo
himself the past year at the stat,
! university where he is studying Law
!, by winning the Bennett essay priz
: and also a second prize on temper
lance essay.
The remains of Peter Krencel
aged 66 years. who died last week q
Strasburg where ne had been a,
ten ding the celebration. wer
: shipped to Harvey for burial. H
: was the father of Mrs. Frank Ma,
tern and come here from Harve
= for the celebration. Cause of deaf
2 was heart failure.
: Manager H. N. Turner report
I THAT the blockade on the north lin
!. las the result of the rain has seriuul
8 ~ Inconvenience him in securin
moving-pictnre films. Several o.
IN ders were tied up for some time
a -. ~ s.fl.