Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-03
Hague Happenings

Correspondence of the Record. Clan a1.>
1 Floyd Cornelison spent the
weekend in Linton on some rou-
tine business.
Theo. Muentz, of Roscoe, called
on his son, L. P. Muentz, of this
place, during the week.
| Masters Carl, Mike and Sister
Agatha Fischer, were callers on
their brother, A. J., at Iceland.
| ]. H. Chamberlain, of Aber-
deem, and Geo. Kusler, of Artas,
will be in Hague Monday, Feb.
| 9TH, to buy horses.
Martin Erck left Friday for
Bismarck where he will attend
an Auto School to become more
proficient in garage work.
| Mrs. Jacob Schall has been in
disposed for nearly two weeks,
but is better at this writing.
ltMartin is we'll enough to make
returns in nursing.
| Conrad Erck has been nursing
Ian attack of lagrippe or some
kindred of its ilk. He says he
does not know what it was only
| that it had the better of him for
some days.
Franz Wolf returned from Bis
marck whittier he had gone Mon
day to visit his brother-in-law,
Jos. Eberle, who recently under
went an operation, and reports
him as doing nicely.
Postmaster Carl Fischer has
not yet returned from Belle
Chester on account of the illness
OF his daughter, Loretta. He
will bring the two children home
with him when he returns.
Miss Lizzie Fischer, who has
been engaged as a nurse at. the
St. Alexius Hospital at Bismarck
for the past six months, has been
granted a few days leave of alb
sence, and is visiting her parents
and brothers here.
The many friends Of Prof
Alois Phillips and his family will
be pleased to hear of their trip tt
San Francisco and Panama. The
change Of climate has greatly
benefited Mr.. Phillips health
and he is better than in many
years.
III Some of our young folks tool
in the dance at Linton Friday
/ Our young people are always OF
Il the hring-line in showing thei
U big-heartedness toward patroniz
ling out-of-town events, but wher
! remains the other fellow" whel
6 we would appreciate his presence
A bright, blue-eyed little gil
arrived at the home of Frank /.
Sahli, on Tuesday, Jan. 25tf
The lass was christened, Elm;
:. Mother doing nicely. Frank il
= forms us that Little Elma wi
soon be a full-fedged prima dol
q ma, judging from her voice. w
4 all wish the happy parents muc
x 10y, and are happy because W
have another papa on the C. n
d. & st. P. line"
r, MIR. and Mrs. Bailey Page wei
d in sore distress Friday nigh
4 They started for home fro
Hague in the snow storm in goe
re time in the evening. With Il
at binding and drifting snow ar
r. having to pass over a larl
W stretch of lonesome prairie vii
* nothing to guide them they we
nj soon lost on the vast stretch Of
IS sea Of snow with no points Of Z
le rection. Trusting tothe insti
i'd Iof their brute animals they
it. them wander. After about fol
tn hours Of wandering they arriv'
nd at Hague, and we're glad Of war
quarters, for the night after the
experience in the fierce Weathe
Eugene Wolf had the rnisft
l. tune of losing the thumb on 1
right hand Thursday. He W
cranking a new one and one.h;
l horsepower gas engine when
-. leather mitten caught on the k
lof the crank shaft, tearing t
all mitten from his hand all but t
ad thumb part which made a HI