Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-11-29
ROUTE ONE
Cor. Of the Record, Nov 27.


ing a front storm annex to his store
building aturday.
Director Jacob Kuntz was around
on one of his periodical visits to the
Marie schools last week
Rev. FIR. Sailer celebrated mass
and preached at Rosedale church Sum
day, the 2oth after Trinity.
Andrew Miller and Jacob Moch
made the trip to the county seat and
returned Saturday in the formers
car.
Mr.. Kinney was passenger via
the Rural Route Tuesday morning,
the goth, bound for his home in St.
Paul, MINI.
Jacob Faderer and family took a
trial joy ride in their new car Sunday
to spend the day with Mrs. Faderer's
parents, near Wishek.
Mrs. Schuck and the family, ex-
cepting E. A., who kept bachelors
hall, drove down the creek to spend
the day at her mothers place.
Directors Jacob Miller and Martin
Docktor werx visitors at Dakem
school No. 4 Friday of last week.
They sized up the situation and made
arrangements for completing the
schools seating capacity.
The young folks Of the Horner
neighborhood gave the newly arrived
teacher "get acquainted party" last
Sunday ewing at the home Of Jacob
Burghart. Kelsch Bros. furnished
the music, "while youth and beauty
chased the glowing hours with flying
feet"
The social event of the week wa:
the Wolf-Schneider wedding which oc
CURED last week. The bride is sis
ter of Adam and Anton Wolf, ant
Mrs. George Roehrich, and was ont
of the bellies of the neighborhood
The groom is successful young far
mer Of the neighborhood.
John Schumacher doesn' live OF
Route l, though We who know him al
wish he did, but it is very gratlfyinl
IN his host of friends to learn that n
ia on the route to restored healtf
having just been operated on sue
cessfully at Bismarck for long stand
ing stomach troubles that seemed
ieopardize his life.
Last Sunday, Nov. 25th, was IN
anniversary of Mrs. Moch's patro
saint, st. Katherine, and party
her particular friends met at her CON
modious home to celebrate the occs
sion. The following were I'rsent
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Kelsch, Mr.. an
Mrs. Jno. Heisler, of Napoleon; M
and Mrs. Wendelin Horner, Mr.. an
Mrs. Geo. Busch and daughter, MI
and Mrs. Anton Senger.
Two new teachers arrived on tt
Route last week to help fill the vaca'
cies in the county's pedagogic force
Mr.. W. C. Stroker, from the Sta
University, Grand Forks, was assigl
ed the S. w. Dakem school, kno"
as the Horner school, and Mr.. U.
Todness, of Moorhead, Mimi, Mar
school No. 4, known as the 'Geor'
Roehrich school. Both gentlemen
cured convenient boarding places al
have got nicely started in their wor
The writer, accompanied by M
Stryker, teacher at the S. w. Dake
district school, attended services at Il
Evangelical Lutheran church Sunda
the 26th after Trinity. Pastor III
mcke, who is a forceful yet pleasi'
speaker, preached, conducted chat
cismal class and administered the
dinance of baptism. The featu
that inspired the visitors especial
was the fine congregational singir
which was also led and accompani
on the organ by the pastor. I
stranger within the gates" was
minded of boyhood days extendi
back to the time when everybo
sang, and the organ was an unkno'
factor in Evangelical churches.
The funeral services for the Ii
Leopold Feist, an o!d-time reside
of Marie township, were held at
Michael's church on Friday, the 2