Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-10-25

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here Saturday on her way to Bisnarck.
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Prof IT, G. H. v1 R,7syyer 16daYeh wen t
over to the county seat Tuesday to
attend the teachers institute being
leld there this week.
Miss Halle Scrogan, who was badly
burned by gasolene several weeks ago,
is reported to be able to get around
by the aid of clutches.
Miss Albertina Smith came down
from Bismarck last Saturday to spend
Sunday with her friend, Miss Marga-
ret Engleman, returning home Mon
day.
P. G. Levine, one of the most pros
porous farmers in Emmons county,
living between Braddock and Kintyre,
was here few hours Friday of last
week on business.
The Misses Alice Henderson and
Luella kohnke, teachers of the local
ing the Emmons county school rally.
They went over Snday.
Another hog was sold the past week
by w. w. Dick to Olaf Feltheim.
This hog weighed $50 pounds, and sold
at IA cents per pound, bringing MIR.
Dick total of s82 20.
E. E. Clark received car of pota-
toes consisting of $50 bushels from
Brown county, South Dakota, last
Tuesday All the potatoes were sold
the same day for 81 40 per bushel.
Geo. Scmpel went up to Bismarck
the first of the week TO visit his wife
who was confined in hospital there
On Tuesday he accompanied her to
Minneapolis where she will receive
medical aid
Was l.. NJ Doerschlag getting
. shaved by a lady barber when mouse
ran across the floor, or did he get the
cash in his chin while shaving himself
Tuesday morning when some one
shouted fire."
Miss Philipena Kelsch, VINO teaches
school near Braddock, went over to
Linton Saturday to take in the teach.
.rs' institute. She was accompanied
: by Miss Edith Larson, who is visiting
, with friends during The week.
H. w. Allen went up to Bismarcr
last Saturday to visit with mis- wife
nd daughter. While there he haC
= the pleasure of hearing the patriotic
address delivered at the Auditorium
= by former Congressman Nye.
G. A. Lcnhart, county chairman
: :. the Liberty Loan campaign, accom-.
y panied by Attorney H. A. Armstrong.
of Hazelton, were in Braddock las,
Thursday, the latter attending to some
legal matters. From here they went
to Kintyre where the former attended
to matters in connection with the &c
Liberty Loan.
: On Monday of this week J J Ryar
came up from Napoleon and while her,
he closed a deal with F. IL Long fol
! the Braddock dray line. We under
, stand that brother of Mr. Ryan re
siding near Steelc will also be Disc
Of the new owners. Mr. Ryan ha:
lived in and around NAPOLEON for a
rood many years. and also operated
poo! hall in that town for FIVE years
when he sold same about year ago
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