Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-04-29

| Miss Grace Dawson, of the Record
force, has been on the sick-list a
few days this week.
Edna Green is slowly recovering
from an attack of ptomaine poison
ing. at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Brown.
will have another hat display at
the City Hotel in Strasburg. Friday
and Saturday. May 7th and 8th.-
Sarah Saue. ADV.
Loradena. the three-year-old
daughter Of Andrew Nathan, was a
pneumonia patient at the local hos
pital during the past week.
Little Hazel. daughter of Henry
Becker. of the Dale country. under
went an operation at the Wolverton
hospital last Sunday for the removal
of tonsils and adenolds.
A. Andrews, of the Emmonsburg
neighborhood, has been patient at
the local hospital for the past week.
following an operation for the relief
of an abscess of the shoulder.
Edward Braddock, of the German
American State Bank, made bust
ness trip to Braddock yesterday af.
ternoon. He accompanied F. B.
Streeter. ane expects to return home
today.
Messrs. G. A. Lenhart, Geo. Mon
teith, j. E. Shaw. E. E. Bradberg
and Archie Frederick were Hazel.
tonites in Linton Tuesday night.
They drove down in the Frederick
Maxwell car. The gentlemen re-
port that Hazelton will soon be in
the field with base ball team.
Shields Enterprise: Major W. L.
BeIden returned Saturday from q
three months visit to points in the
;south and west. He visited the
North Dakota building while at the
Panama Exposition. and stated the
showing was excellent. While Mr..
Belden travelled over several of the
western states on his trip, he says
conditions are better in North d.
kota than in most of the country he
was through and stated he was glad
to get back to N. D.-"the bread
basket of the world"
| The members of he club that has
given series of dances during the
winter and who were known as the
Ambitious Dancers ended up the
season with q party and banquet
Saturday night Of last week. There
were fifteen of them and they at
tended the Million-Dollar Mystery
after which they returned to Tur-
ner's Hotel for the feed. The Rec
ord has been told that one Of the
gentlemen present was in mourning.
the result Of the departure of very
dear friend.
II. N. Turner has four-paRe leaf.
let that is somewhat. of curiosity.
1t is entitled division and Admis.
sion" and is pamphlet which was
> printed and distributed during the
constitutional convention at Huron
in 1889 and is in the interests of q
division of Dakota and admission as
!, two states. Mr.. Turner's father
) was a delegate at that convention
and brought tie pamphlet home
with him and it was found The other
day among effects LEFT by the elder
Y Turner.
Some weeks ago the Record men.
s toned that Hellstrom and certain
other state politicians were about to
attack some of the laws passed by
!. the recent legislature. by the aid Of
the referendum provision. It az.
pears that the project is well under
I way. Fourteen laws are being al.
! tackled. 1t is nothing but political
medicine and some spite work, but
only nine thousand names are re-
: CURED and they should be gotten
g easily. Many voters will sign to
e please the per:on presenting the Pc
n tition.
!. Judge Hanley, of Mundan, former
o speaker of the house of represent
r atives and later member of the state
e senate, spent Monday. Tuesday and
yesterday in Linton hearing the
. Seldadge-Hogue cancellation of con.
!, tract care, Judge Nuessle being
: disqualified through the filing of an
; affidavit of prejudice by the plain.
= tiffs. Newton. Dullam & Young, OF
Bismarck. and Chas. S. Lane are at.
. torneys for plaintiffs, and Chas.
a Coventry represents the defendant
= r. r. Hogue. The action is brought
Z to cancel contract on the ground OF