Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-02-04
desire to return to his former place

desire to return to his former place
of abode.
L. A. Schipfer. M. D.. Diseases of
Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat, Bis
marck, N. D.-Adv.
The small children of the H. V.
Sedig family. southeast of Temvik.
are suffering from scarlet fever.
DR.. Wolverton was called Friday
last and established a quarantine.
Miss Ottila Hauge. formerly
cashier in the Farmers State Bank
at Hazelton, is helping in the office
of the register of deeds at present.
She came down on Saturday nights
train.
Don't forget that the music starts
promptly at 8 a. IN. for the Ambi-
tious Dancers dance at the opera
hsuse on the night of Lincoln's
Birthday. Big time; good music
Adv.
The commercial club was sched-
uled to meet last night at Hogue's
Hall on tine call of the president. 1t
has been many moons since the club
met and an attempt to reorganize it
is being made.
Mr.. Gilbert. former lum, erman
of Pollock and bomesteader in the
Dakem country years ago, is here
from Thunder Hawk to appear as a
witness in a case coming before the
present term of court.
The dance at the opera house Fri.
day night was not so we'll attended
owing to the extremely cold wealth
er and the great amount of sickness
in town. However, those present
had no cause to regret their energy
in getting out to the affair.
"Uncle Bill" Yeater was down
from Hazelton Tuesday and yester-
day. He had that little formality
of tax-paying to go through with
and determined to spend a day with
his many friends here while he was
so far away from home.
No legislative news this week.
The legislature has been ON vaca-
ton. A committee has been in ses-
sion. however. checking up the
finances and expenditures of the
various state schools. They propose
to curtail expenditures in no small
manner.
If anything, Manager Turner had
a larger crowd at the Electric Thea
ire Saturday night than at any time
since he started the serial picture.
"Million Dollar Mystery" Many
o. those who attended the show
were not familiar with the earlier
episodes. but managed to pick it up
from the synopsis given.
| Beginning Monday of this week
the Schneider dray business was
taken over by MIR. VIM. j. Gabbert,
the new proprietor. MIR. G. will be
prepared at all times to render ef-
ticienl service to his local patrons
and will make speciality Of sand,
gravel and ice shipments to nearby
towns. See his advertisement in
another column.
| DR.. Baer. of Braddock, will serve
the county this year as county ply.
stefan. After deadlock lasting
since the first part of January the
states attorney and Superintendent
Lester Briggle finally came to an
agreement on the Braddock ply.
stefan. Mr.. Briggle held out from
the first for a physician from the
north end and the states attorney
FINALLY agreed with him.
A letter from j. FL. Reamer telli
us that he has caught all the fish ir
German Lake, near LIE Seuer
Mimi, except few he will leave
for seed. Mr.. R. wasn't peddlini
fish stories of the usual variety
either. for number of his Lintol
friends have received samples Of hi
catch. The Record is pleased to &C
knowledge a fine feed from tina
source.
DR.. Wolverton was called to tn
home of Michael Glatt. three mile
east of Hague Friday and again Sun
day by the serious illness of Mr.. G
Sunday Carl Vorlander and the doc
tor started out in the latter's car
or Ford, az he put it-only to bun
into a snowdrift on the school. sec
ton near Hull. S. Van Hoven'
bronks took them the rest of tn
way.
Ray Little was down from tn
Temyik country Saturday. Will
here he left an order with the Rel