Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-05-04
Additional Local.

Strasburg, Tuesday, May 9th, to
do dental work. ADV.
Mrs. c. A. Pettis is suffering
from a severe attack of tonsilitis
and infammatory rheumatism.
DR.. c. C HlBBS
Bismarck's leading DENTIST
Not the cheapest but the BEST lad
VIM. Bechtle had his thumb
painfully injured Monday while
helping unload car load of auto
mobiles.
List your lands with Tempel
Bros, Temvik, N. D. If you
want to buy or sell a quarter
section let them now.--Adv.
The monthly golf tournaments
have been started. Owing to
lack of space we will not be able
to give full report until next
week.
| DR.. Wolverton and Rev.
Iimmcke made a trip to the Aug.
Ehrmann farm, 10 miles east Of
this city, Monday to see Mrs.
Ehrman who is quite ill.
Edward Braddock, former
president of the German Amer
lean State Bank, and his daugh-
ter, Miss Genevieve, left Tues
day for St. Joseph. Mo-, where
they will visit Mr.. Braddook's
sister for a few days.
If the Non-Partisan League will
now provide Geo. w. Lynn with
an automobile he ought to be
able to get out and make more
money than he ever did monkey.
ing with tax-titles. And he
ought to get it on the strength
of that latter, too.
Chris. Becker, vice president of
the German American State
Bank, spent Sunday with his
family at Ashley. Mr.. B. went
to Iceland where he was met by
auto Saturday. tuesday he re.
turned via the 500 and N. P.
Seeding is we'll under way over
the county. Although it has
been too cold for growing, the
prospects so far are not bad. In
fact, it looks like we might have
a repeater of last years crop
conditions.
DR.. Wolverton was called last
Wednesday and again Monday
to attend Mike Wolf, living
sixteen miles northeast of Linton
who is critically ill of dropsy
due to valvular heart disease
from which he has suffered fol-
several years. He is consider
ably improved at present.
The fourteen-year.old daughter
of John Schumacher, living II
miles southwest of Linton, was
) taken to Bismarck the first of the
week to receive medical atten
ton. The girl was seriously
burned while backing the kitch'
) en- stove. The mixture exploded
and set fire to the girls clothing
DR.. Wolverton was called to
Strasbure Saturday afternoon to
attend Janet Van der Vorste who
was i'll of diphtheria. Sunday
night the doctor was called to
the Baumann farm, just north OF
Strasbure, where young Peter
Baumann was found dangerously
i'll of the same dread disease
Both patients are making a good
recovery.
The little daughter of George
Volk, of Emmonsburg, had the
middle finger of her left hand al.
most completely cut off in some
manner unknown to her parents
about a week ago. As soon as
the accident was discovered she
was brought by John Schlangen
to the local hospital, where it
was thought that enough blood
supply might be left to keep the
finger alive. The finger was &C.
cordingly sewed in place, and it
has now almost completely
healed.
At the council meeting Mon.
day night the program of appoint.
ments and designations was
completed when the council
voted three to two to designate
the Emmons County Free Press
as official city paper for the en-.
suing year. VIM. Pagel, John
Brokofsky and F. B. Irvine voted
for the Free Press and L. du
Heaume and John Bosch for the
Record. Aug. Schorzman, the
sixth member, was unable to be
present.