Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-11-22
ROUTE ONE
Cor. of the Record, Nov. 81.

Cor. of the Record, Nov. 81.
The Watkins Medicine Man was
making his rounds last week.
Services ware held at st. Aloises'
church Sunday, the oath after Trinity.
Pres. Jacob Miller, of Dakem dis
'trict, is searching for teachers. He
has two vacancies yet to fill.
George Docktor and family, of Ha-
zelton, are guests at the home of
his brother, Martin, for few. days.
Mr.. Moch purchased Saturday
from Geo. Kramer fine 2-year-old
percheron stallion. Consideration,
,$12O.
Mail Carrier Blore had bulky. if
not heavy, load Saturday, but he
made schedule time, all right, all
right.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rau are en-
pertaining the mother and brother of
Mr.. Rau, from sotuh Dakcts, this
week.
These Emmons county pedagogues
took in the Linton sights Saturday:
Messrs. Jennings, Croasdaile, He
stand and Brown.
Mr.. Horner has, the material and
fixtures for his heating plant on the
ground ready to set up, but the con.
tractors are too busy to attend to it.
One package of seat casti 'gs f r
Dakem School D strict No. seams
to have been lost in transit. The
R. R. Co.'s agent has not received
it and the Supply Co. will be mott
fed.
A promoter was visiting farmers
of this neighborhood Wednesday of
last week, selling shares for the COM
pany that are projecting an extension
of the railroad from Leola, S. D.
The proposed line will run north Of
Marie store.
Martin Docktor, who sold his Ford
car recently, was testing the running
qualities of another Saturday, and
had the i'll fortune to run off small
bridge south of town and capsize.
Luckily neither he nor the owner of
the car were injured seriously.
Some of the ncighborh1od sports
were much disappointed to learn a
few days ago that prospective
''hoch zeit" that seemed to promise
them good time, irdeed, had been
indefinitely postponed, "for cause ;"
.There's many slip twixt cup and
lip" boys.
There were many visitors and shop
pers at the county seat Saturday,
among whom were Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Moch, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Wendc!in Hor-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias Ell,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Docktor, E. A..
Schuck, Paul Senger, Frank Roehrich,
v. Burget, Mr.. Wells and Chas.
Lowell.
A near-fatal accident occurred last
week at the Kuntz school house in
Marie district by which little z
year-old daughter of Sebastian
Schlosser, and pupil of the school
was run over and seriously injured
by a car said to be owned by Stras-
burg parties. The little sufferer
was taken to DR.. Hogue for treat
ment. and it was found that one limb
and a thumb were broken.
Miss Margaret Malone, who has
been teaching in the neighb rhood Of
Motif, is expected here when she
completes her engagement there anc
it is hoped that her services may be
secured to teach in one of the vacant
schools of this neighborhood. Mis-.
Malone is n very popular teach
and there seems to be quite rival
ry between the different schools t.
see who will get her. She is spec
ial favorite among the little folks
and they are all on the qui vie since
learning of her coming.
Mr.. VIM. Kinney, teacher of Ma
rie School District No 1, was oblige'
to tender his resignation owing t
poor health. Mr.. Kinney has BEEF
.ru~ 0o2 in the yvorl, of teaching /,