Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-22
Marie Musings.

Correspondence of the Record, Mar. 20
Miss Winnie Elsas is assist =: Mrs
Frank Sikel with her domestic affairs
Chas. Lowell made the round trip to
Linton Thursday, bringing home load
of coal.
Mrs. Sikel was caller Mt schoc' \
Thursday, giving her children y r,.le
to school.
Rosary services were celebrated Mt
the church Sunday F. J. Rohrich Of
ficiated as leader.
S. Materi has removed his nor ,es
and other stock from his farm to his
fathers place near Strasburg.
Some observing young students of
nature claim to have seen buds of the
Pasque flower sprouting in the drains
between the hills.
1t is understood, of course, that the
dancing parts will be discontinued till
after Easter Sunday which occurs this
year on April 9Th.
Mr.. Schwab is around among the
farmers purchasing young sto. fo-
his ranch hers George Rohrict III
him six yearlings for So
The proprietor of the pool hall has
posted the following notice on the
front door of his resort: "Wcr NIGHT
bezahlt darft NIGHT schbiln."
Thos. Grogan purchased spirited
horse from L. McC auliffe few days
ago. Len thought she was rather too
high lifed for family horse.
The boys of the S. w. school pulled
off peanut candy stunt Thurday of
last week. All it lacked to make il
equal to store candy was the polish.
Acknowledging receipt of the James
town College catalog reminds us of the
splendid opportunities ambitious young
people have nowadays to obtain an ed
ucation.
1t is reported that one of Marie's
prominent farmers has decided to SOW
no wheat this year. He thinks it is not
dependable enough for crop in this
section.
Plus Rohrich and the Marie merch-
ant made a trade last week, making
the former owner of long coveted
saddle pony and 81 boot, and the store.
keeper Holstein COW and calf
That sweet little neighbor, the horn
ed lark, has commenced to MARBLE his
spring notes. Some of the family APP
pear to have remained with us all win.
ter Notwithstanding the severity of the
season.
Some interest is being manifested
among farmers conccrningg the Inter
national Harvester Company proposed
experiment of placing 5000 acres oil
hemp in the Red River Valley this sea
son.
Bun Dietz, of Grand Forks, who is {
nephew of Michael Dietz, of Winons
township, this county, and an amateur
wrstler of some local fame will meet
Carl Farley, of Argyle, Mimi, in {
match in the latter town on March 23d
says the Grand Forks Herald
Clemens Rohrich and family spent ;
couple of days last week visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard Bassert Mrs
RS parents. AS Clemens cleaned u,
considerable money in pork deal re
Gently, he can afford to go visiting ;
day or two.
L. +. McCaulliffe and Anton Vol
wre Sunday evening guests at the Geo
Rohrich home. The evening was pass
ed vry agreeably in social chat and ex
chang of views on current events, spe
claliZng on the various qualities ant
propensities of that noble friend O.
man, and perennial subject of discus
sion to his admirers-the horse.
Hay is getting scarce and many far
mers are buying and hauling long dis
tances, and unless the snow leaves tn,
hills soon, bringing stock through tn,
winter will be serious problem. On,
stock man in the neighborhood is haul
ing hay nine miles and his foreman re
ports tipping over and rcloading cigh
times on one trip.
There has been some discussion a.
to extending the term of school in tn,
district to comply with the seven
month requirements of the school law
but District Treasurer Wolf announce.
that there are not sufficient funds t,
pay the additional expenes, and a.
there is no penalty attached to the ne
gicct or refusal to perform the provis
ions of the law, that ends it, we sup
pose.
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