Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-09-07
Hague Happening

Correspondence of the Record, Sept. a.
r. M. Volk was at Strasburg Thurs
day on business.
Conrad Erck spent the last week in
the Twin Cities on business.
Ludwig Weber brought his son, Ga
briel, to DR.. Gerdcs for medical treat
ment.
Peter Bosch, F. j. Sahli and Arie
Kanis autoed to Hcrrcid in Bosch's
car Sunday.
Ed. Miller left Saturday for u
weeks stay in the Twin Cities, taking
in the fair and transacting business
Cashier r. J. Sinner has purchased
an automobile in order to get around
better in looking after the interests of
the First State Bank. =
Sam Schmidt has bought the Frank
Thomas place, house and two lots for
$840. Mr.. Schmidt will take posses
sion of it in the near future.
The Misses Frances Lutgen and Ro-
|salia Schlagel left for their homes
Friday, the former for Aberdeen and
the latter for Windshield, Mimi
Frank Sahli left Thursday for the
fair where ne will spend week in
Minneapolis and St. Paul sightseeing
and transacting other important bus
mess.
Ray Bergener took the train for
Linton Friday to transact some bus
mess, at the same time taking in the
dance given by the band boys of that
place.
A. j. Fischer took his wife to Aber-
deem Wednesday to be operated upon
for appendicitis. Mrs. Fischer stood
the ordeal fine and will be home by
Saturday, this week.
J. J. Volk brought new Ford run
about from Herreid Sunday. This
will eliminate many of the handicaps
under which everybody, not so for
tunate as to have car, labors.
Floyd Corneilson, Geo. Lemere,
Henry Ruggles and Ray Bcrgner
started with Floyd's Flanders for the
Twin Cities to attend the fair. They
started Sunday morning. YE s, Yes,
Sir-they started!
Aug. Schall has installed free air
system in the Jacob Schall garage,
and it is the only place in town we
know of where we get all the pounds
we want free of charge The system
works to perfection and is welcomed
by the auto men.
Our barber, Aug. Arndt, returned
Saturday after having spent some
weeks in the hospital at Bismarck.
Mr.. Arndt was taken down hard with
kidney and liver troubles, and al
though not well, yet he is at his stand
to accommodate people.
The Hague schools will open Mon
day, Sept. 18th, with Miss s. Cecilia
HEM for the lower and II. B. Kiefer
for the upper grades. AS the new
school will not be finished for some
time, the teachers will be compelled
to work in the old rooms.
A. L. Card, the Kimball piano man
from Bismarck, called on Mr.. H. B.
Kiefer while on is way through town.
Mr.. Card sold one of the Kimball
player pianos to Mr.. Kiefer some
months ago. The instrument is
without peer.
Some of our boys that left for the
University of St. Johns at College
vile, Minn., were Markus Schweitzer,
Frank Sahli, Jake Sahli and Joe volk.
We wish the boys success in their
studies and are proud to have our town
SO well represented at the higher in
stitutions of learning.
Miss Charlotte Borchert, and Miss
Nellie johnson, two teachers that
taught near Hague last year, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Schlagel
Wednesday and Thursday, at the same
time renewing old acquaintances. Both
left for Linton Friday, accompanied
by Mrs. F. E. Schlagel
Miss Frances Lutgen, from Aber-
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