Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-10-07

tic Hamilton. OF 018 Glen Ave-. 1.atonia, Ey.V1
!: Address Tho Pcrinn Co.. of Columbus.
of safety-deposit boxes to which pa
trone may go without disturbing
the bank people. In addition there
is fine directors room in the rear
and the lighting equipment consists
of large glass dcmes which is the
last work in electrical fixtures.
Miss Jessie Anderson is now To-
Gated In her studio over the Smith
& Irvine Furniture Store, and ia
prepared to teach Piano, Pipe-Or-
gan, Harmony and History of Mu-
sic.-Adv. oc7-l4
The Record understands that the
date set for the hearing at Linton
in the H. c. Lynn removal proceed
ings is set for October 10Th and that
q gentleman by the name of John.
son from Alexander, this state, has
been designated by the governor to
preside at the taking of testimony.
which will later be reviewed and
argued by the governor.
Baldser Tempel and family, of
Temvik. we're to start yesterday by
automobile for Scotland. S. D..
where they will spend the rest of
the winter. Mr.. TempeI has been
at his old home at Temvik for sew
eral weeks looking after business in
terests and visiting relatives and
friends.
i F. j. Foell autoed down from
Temvik Saturday afternoon for a
short visit with friends. He reports
the farmers pretty downcast up
that way as result of the steady
rains which are seriously hindering
thrashing. However. some of the
people up there had thrashed before
the wet weather and many of them
are holding their crops until the
Farmers Elevator is completed.
! The new farmers Elevator at
ITemvik is nearing completion. It
was all enclosed last week and near.
| ly all preparations made to omen for
business. Work is being rushed on
the similar proposition at Braddock
and in short time every town in
the county except Hague will have
farmers organization which is
handling grain. This makes it pref
ty poor picking for the line eleva-
tors and the Independent buyers.
The paper published at the state
penitentiary recently carried q
! short local about Bud Ferry, chief
clerk at the pen, buying himself q
new horse and buggy. Mr.. Ferry
has a responsible position with the
prison authorities and people tina,
have seen him lately report that he
is doing we'll. Following is the
item referred to: Chief Clerk Fer.
ry is the proud possessor of new
horse and buggy. He pried himself
loose from fifty.tive iron men TO,
the horse, buggy and harness. HI
says that the buggy is worth forty
five dollars and the harness eight
Those who are prone to criticise hi
extravaganza must remember th,
price of horses have advanced ma
terially since the war.
Albert Chapman. young ma,
who has lived nearly all his life il
the Hazelton country. died Frida,
night of last week after lingerin,
illness of eighteen months. He wa
70 years Of age and a son of Mr.. an,
Mrs. L. s. Chapman. Everythin,
was done to save his life withou
avail. The funeral was held Mon
day at 3 o'clock. Rev. j. w. Cab
baae preaching the funeral sermon
Il lnterment was made in Hazeltol
i cemetery. A large number o
Il friends of the deceased attended III
| funeral, several from Temvik helm,
/ present. Although it was know
that he could not live. nevertheless
the many friends Of the boy thu
| stricken down on the threshold o
| life were deeply grieyed when th
news passed around that he was n
more.
A. N. Junge. president of tn
school board, is busy this wee
drumming up sufficient sentimen
to make possible the building Of
large addition to the high-schoe
building. His idea IS 10 tear off tn
front part of the present huildin