Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-06
CORRESPONDENCE
ROUTE One
Cor. of the Record, Dec. 8.

Cor. of the Record, Dec. 8. :.
Plus Roehrich has an entirely new
set Of horses this winter.
John G., Of Napoleon, was visitor
at the old home farm last week.
Mrs. Geo. Roehrich. Sr., of Linton,
visited with her sons at the old home
last week.
Mr.. Moch has been giving his
neighbor, Mr.. Ell, hand in finishing
his new barn.
Miss Paulson, teacher at the Rau
school, reports gratifying improve
ment in conditions there. She is to
be congratulated.
Directors Miller, Faterer and Dock
ter were at tie county seat Saturday
discussing ways and means with the
county superintendent.
Frank Roehrich has felt obliged
these war times to post this notice OF
the pool-room door: NIGHT Betzahlen
Durch NIGHT Spleen.
The Dakem directors finally sue
ceeded in securing seats to complete
the quota needed at school No. 4,
which helps some.
Martin Docktor couldn't be without
car any longer, 30 he purchased
q bran-new one Saturday He and
the family were out enjoying it Sun
day. 49,
George Roehrich, Jr., has purchas-
ed a fine g. year-old Hereford sire
for which he put up SIS. He has
also added 2 full-blooded Duroc pigs to
his drove.
The scribbler acknowledges social
calls Saturday and Sunday from
Teachers Heistand and Fodness. He
regrets his absence during the latter's
call, but does not regret the health
hike he was taking.
Thanksgiving Day E. A. Schuck
the big-hearted and clear-headed
clerk of Marie District, gave the
scribbler an invitation to partake Of q
turkey dinner, which was very regret
fully declined becuse of other engage.
menus :
]. N. Heistend is getting some.
thing Of reputation for hill climb
ing. He assembled to the summit OF
the highest butte in sight Thanksgiv
ing Day. He reports an abundance
of good. N. D. ozone up there, and .
fine crop Of cacti on the slopes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell and famil,
rode over in their car Thanksgiving
Day to eat turkey with Mr.. and Mrs
Doolittle, ct al. On being interogat
ed, Charley owned up to shaving of
his moustache so he could get at tn
turkey more conveniently.
Joe Feist, president of Mari,
School Board, is contemplating retir
ing from the farm, at least for time
The health of he and his wife is no
what It should be, and they do no
feel able to carry on the farm. H.
talks Of removing to Bismarck.
An all but serious mishap occurre,
at Dakem School No. Monday even
ing through the running away of
fractions pony that had been used t.
drive Martin Dockter's three children
to and from school. George, tn
oldest, 1O-year-old lad who wa
driving, lost control of the animal an
was thrown to the ground, one whee
of the buggy passing over his body
The extent of his injuries were no
apparent Monday evening, but did no
appear to be serious, fortunately.
was a narrow secape, however, as tn
pony was headed for wire fenc
when stopped.
Speaking of "health hikes" affian
enjoyed the luxury of good, long on
on Sunday last. the First in Advent.
the beginning Of the church year
Starting from the ]. Moch home an
making short hats at the homes q
Martin Dockter, John Schneider, Jaco
Miller, Joe Schumacher and Chas
Lowell. making brief survey {
school premises No. 2, quarter mi
sire up Of st. Joseph's church, sprint
ing across the IL quarter section pa.