Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-22


citizens than perhaps any other
commonwealth. Better than two
thirds of the deposits are for time
certificates and prove that the own
ers of the money know they have
that much above the ordinary living
expense. The other banks of thu
county are holding their own. too.
Marriage licenses issued by Judge
Carley since last report are as fol-
lows: Joseph j. HUM and Anna
Klemer. Hague; Stephen Burgad,
Linton, and Stephina Dietz. Stras-
burg; George Sietz, Kintyre. and
Eva Deis, Strasburg; Paul Deis. Toll
stoi, and Mary Ann Scherr, Stras-
burg.
The mother of Treasurer w. 0.
Irwin arrived in Linton this week
and will remain during the winter
months at her sons home. The lady
has been staying with daughter at
Pollock. Recently. sine was danger
ously i'll at her home in Wisconsin.
but is much improved in health at
this time.
Eureka Northwest-Blade: Phillip
Schenkenberger, of Te;nvik, N. D.,
who had been paying friends in the
southern part of the state visit,
stopped off in Eureka Tuesday to
visit his brother, Peter, and family.
Mr.. acknowledgement was formerly
engaged in the mercantile business
but for the past few years has de-
voted his time exclusively to farm
ing.
During the recent press meet
ing at Bismarck a burlesque imita-
tion of a baseball game between
the press members and the convicts
at the penitentiarY was given. An
unlocked for conclusion of the game
nearly proved disasterous for Dan
Richter, of Larimore, one Of the Of
Ulcers of the association and the Of
fetal umpire. One of the prisoners
thought the fun was real stuff and
jolted Richter so hard that he was
pretty we'll Jared.
The quick work which the disease.
appendicitis. often makes was clear
ly demonstrated Friday of last week
in the case of Alma, the l2-year-old
daughter of Ole Sathern, living
north of Linton. The girl was oper-
ated on at Wolverton's Hospital
within twenty.four hours from the
time she was taken sick. Neverlhe-
less. the appendix had already burst
and was completely gangreraua.
The girl is rapidly recovering.
Eureka Northwest Blade: RAY
mond Volk Of Hague. N. D., one If
the stock holders of the German
Bank of Eureka, came down Mon
day afternoon 10 attend the annual
meeting of ock-hoIders and dlrec-
tors. Mr.. Volk is also interested in
the Hague State Bank but gives his
personal attention to the general
mercantile business and is figuring
some on putting in lumber yard at
Hague next spring.
Roy Carley. w. T. Brooks, A. M.
Britts and Frank Irvine are the boss
fishermen of this nelghborh0od,
PLsst week they took little trip
down to the river and returned with
forty-one big fish. This is the best
catch of the season. Mr.. Britts
was member of a former party Of
fishermen that were not SO lucky.
] He accounts for it in the fact that
they had "Jonah" along. The
aforesaid Jonah" was thrown over
board. or fell in, or something, and
now the fishing is fine.
i About the only matter coming be
| fore the commissioners at theil
meeting this week was that of a bill
presented last year by Dr. j. F. Sny
der and which was rejected by tn,
board. Attorney Scott Cameron ap
peared for Snyder and asked tina
the matter be taken up again. it be
:. ing his understanding that final &C
tion had never been taken, Com
missioner Volk recollected the bill
and the rejecting of same. Afte
: some search through the minutes i
was found that an entry had bee
!; made TO the effect that nothing wa
allowed on the bill. Further scare
revealed the bill itself and upo
same was the notation relative to II
3 rejection. The matter was dropped
! Married in Haste" a well-acte
g play of rather melodramatic charat
ter, was the Offering at the locs
e theater night before last. A larg
: audience greeted the PLAYERS q