Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-06-22
Hague Happening
June 10th.

June 10th.
Conrad Erck made business trip
to Strasburg between trains Wedncs-
day.
The C. NJ. e. st. p. r. r. is sending
their weed burner up and down the
line.
r. M. Volk is constructing u lGx24
building for storing carloads of &C.
mcnt.
Miss Margaret Schaap, from Her.
reid, is assisting Mrs. II. b. Zcnk in
the housework.
Val. Wciscnbcrg returned from. Bis
marck Thursday where he had been
with his sister on visit.
Siegfried Sahli departed for his
home at Hosmer, S. d., after stay
in our town Of about three weeks.
August Schecr has assumed the role
of painter and is busy with the Frank
Sahl barn. Some p-a-i-n-t-c-r!
Frank Ericsson, who has been suf-
fering with consumption for many
months, was very i'll once last week.
August Arndt, our hustling barber,
was in Strasburg between trains
Tuesday, looking the town over.
Our barber, A. Arndt, will accom-
modate people in caring for their
laundry. The laundry goes out every
| Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Fischer, his
father, A. K. and daughter Agnes,
made trip by auto to Hcrrcid last
Sunday.
Eugene Wolf went to Eureka Thurs
lay to bring up the moving trucks
| which he wishes to use in moving
his house.
The infant child of John Schatz
| d.ed, after having lived the short life
of week. lntcrment was made
Tuesday.
The grade approaching the town
| from the east has had liberal filling
in gf gravel. About six inches of gra-
| vel has been hauled over it's entire
| extent.
| Margaret Wolf arrived Tuesday
from st. Benedict Academy, St. Jo-
seph, MINI. Margaret will return in
short time and is to take the veil
for the sisterhood in the month of
July.
Anton j. Fischer and Conrad Erck
autoed to Linton Thursday evening to
bring back Mrs. A. j. Fischer and
Mrs. Conrad Erck who had been con-
sulting the St. Alcxius hospital doc
tors in Bismarck.
Cashier H. B. Zenk returned from
Rochester Friday. Mr.. Zenk will have
to return to the specialists for an op-
Grafton or will be obliged to undergo
| a lengthy treatment in some sanitar-
ium. Mr.. Zcnk is undecided yet as tc
when he will go.
! Last Sunday was the first Sunday
after Easter when it did not rain
The prediction of seven Sundays rain
following Easter if it rained or
Easter day, seemed to have been true
for this part of the country, at least
The Sebastian Schweitzer dance
held in his big barn week ago, was
we'll attended in spite of all the rain
Contractor Ed. Miller has put tn.
finishing touch to this barn during
the week. Ed will now start the large
stock barn on the Andrew Wolf farm
Floyd Corneilson is still having
some hard luck in assembling the nee
cssary parts to his automobile latel.
purchased. Floyd says that he ha
checked hundreds of very interestin,
passages in his much consulted booi
of repairs, but has as yet not foun
the plot of the story, Owning An Au
tomobile"
Some of the promoters Of the Hel
reid Chautauqua appealed to ou
townspcople last Monday for patror
ization. Our people have all made u
their minds to stay in their ow
county and state and take in this a
fair at Linton during the week, b.
sides train and auto service is +,
present more desirable.
This morning at 10 o'clock occurrt
the funeral. of the 13-year-old daug
ter of John Volk from the Cathol
church. Barbara took sick about t.
days ago, complaining of soreness
the throat. On Friday Dr. Gerde
from Erueka, was called and said tn
she had an liberated throat. She di
later in an attack of convulsior
Our sympathy is extended to the SO
rowing kim,