Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-08-10

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ter, was along. The CARRIERS are here
on visit from Ashland, o., where
Mr.. CARRIER is in the printing business.
Mrs. CARRIER was formerly Miss Edna
Armstrong.
Chris. Zacher, who is making his
home at Elgin, this state, spent few
days here during the week. He made
the trip by auto, and was accompa-
MED by Mr.. Fischer, of that.place.
E. X. Purintun, prosperous farmer
of the Highland country, spent Tues
day at the county seat on business.
He says the wheat crop has gone bump
up his way and that it included the
bulk of acreage sown there.
| An epidemic seemed to be holding
forth in town the past week or SO.
Among thoge who have been on the
sick list are Chas. S. Lane, A. M.
Britts, Roy Scott and the writer. Stom-
ach trouble seemed to be the complaint.
Ben Meier is improving after mis- re-
cent siege of smallpox. There is moth
ing provided in the way of pest house
and Benny had to be content with liv-
ing in tent. The night Of the storm
he had to duck for barn for shelter.
! Don L. Tracy will be in Pollock on
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, August
18th, 18th and 18th, to do any and all
kinds Of photographic work :. Make
your plans to be on hand the first day
Don't all rush in at the last moment
Adv.
/ Attorney Chas. Coventry and family
started by auto yesterday for the Stew
ar. farm across the river, where Mrs.
c. and the children will visit for few
weeks Mr.. Coventry will be gone
but few days. Mr.. Stewart is Mrs
Coventry's father.
A strip of hail cleaned out bunch
of farmers last week. Among those
who lost were Christof Krieg, Pete
Nelson, Phillip Pfeife Daniel Schulz
John Wenning, Andreas Nathan, ia
cob Boshans, H. A. Marshall, J. r
Nelson, Fred Merkel
One of the ladies with the carnival
company, Mrs. McClusky, was taken
seriously i'll Tuesday night at lcca
hotel and the services of physician
were needed. She was sufficiently re-
covered yesterday to accompany the
shows to their next stop, Eureka
Attorney Clemens kelsch has bell
down from Mandan for several day:
assisting in preparing an appeal to Thu
supreme court in the Baumgartner
Fischer case which was tried veal
ago in district court and verdict re
turned for the defendant by the jury
j The date for the hcarinn nf tn ~
, gle contest in the clerk Of court mat
ter has been set for August 2lst befor,
Judge Nuessle. The case has draggc;
somewhat because Of the absence frs
, ! of Attorney Cameron and later Attor
ney Coventry, both attorneys for tn
defense.
The school board has been wrest
ling with the new school-house ques
ton. The bids were opened last weel
/, and the lowest was found to cali TO
some $4,000 without plumbing an
fixtures. AS this is considerable
sleeper than the board has authorit
to go, they have been debating wha
to do ever since.
Attorney Scott Cameron and famil
f returned Monday night by auto fror
their visit at the Cameron home a
;. Cavalier, Pembina county. The tri
: was without mishap, except that fror
the time the party left Valley City o
! the return trip they had to pillow mu
h all the way. Jamestown to Medin
; was the worst leg Of the road.
D A number of Lintonites have sign
fled their intention of going to BIZ
f marck Friday morning to hear the az
# dress of ex-Justice Hughes, republ
IS can nominee for the presidency. +
IS will speak at 1880, Immediately aft.
the arrival of No. 3. Among tho.
q who will go from here are Mr.. ar
X Mrs. Irwin and Mr.. and Mrs. Jung
'e.i In this issue of the Record appea
IS change of advertisement for the Bi
1t marck Business College, G. M. La
gum, president. Mr.. Langum has ju
T. leased the old st. Alexius hospit
n, building and will use the three stori
r, for his business college, which h,
lie been growing by leaps and boun'
Il. since he took hold. 1t is the only i
Id stitution of its kind in the central
IN western part of the state and shou