Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-11-28

past week, looking up business TO,
his firm.
There will be church services /,
the Omio church next Sunday morn.
ing at II o'clock. All of the people
of the Omio community are urged t.
be present.
Bring your furs and hides to Jam.
polsky. He will pay you the mar.
ket price. Also buys cream and
will give you correct test and high.
est market price. 80
Chas. Richardson was patient al
the local hospital several days the
past week. Charlie suffered sst-
back with the flu. He is now get
ting along nicely.
Miss Edith Libke left on the
Wednesday morning passenger with
her destination as Lidgerwood. Miss
Edith will spend several days there
as the guest of her sister.
This Office is in receipt of posta.
from Mrs. ]. Public Of Chicago;
with the following notation: II have
changed my address. Send my Rec
ord to 1916 Bryn Mawr Avenue Chi
cago."
Emil Swanson returned to his home
at Temvik last week. He had bseini
a patient at the Wolverton hospital
for some time past receiving treat
ment for inflammatory rheumatism !.
He is now on the mend.
Miss Lizzie Volk and several of
her lady friends came up from
Strasburg on Tuesday of this week to
do some shopping. The young ladies'
called at the Tracy Studio while
here and had their photo taken.
Yum. Yum. Say, but that tur-
key tasted good! One cold-hearted
fellow had the sand to tell us that
he decided not to buy one this year
for fear that it might have "silver"
taste. Suppose he bought "duck. +"
John A. Schneider and Joe H.
Volk of Strasburg were business Wis
itors in the county seat Thursday of
last week. The gentlemen called at
the Record Office while here and join
ed our happy family of readers.
Thanks.
The 12-year-old daughter of VIM.
Klaudt met with a painful accident
last week Friday She was operating
sausage grinder and in pressing in
the meat her middle finger was
caught and partially severed at the
first joint.
Jos Geffra of Strasburg passed
through here Monday evening on his
way home from Bismarck where he
had gone to bring back the remains
of his wife, who had passed away
in one of the hospitals there. Death
was due to cancer.
Mrs. George Backhaus is moving
her household effects into the P. G..
Rocks residence which she purchased
about month ago. The family will
keep house in the rooms back of the
postofice building which had been
occupied by DR.. Wolverton.
| T.. T. Triggs has crew of men
busy this week moving the old lum-
Der shed which he purchased some
time ago from the Carpenter Lumber
Co. They are being taken to his
land north Of town, and will be re-
modelled into house and barn.
The new generator has been in
stalled in thu power house and that
firm now promises to serve the public
with light and power at least
eighteen hours out Of twenty-four.
After the other necessary repairs
have been completed we will have
twenty-four hour service.
We will wager the pair of socks
that we shed last weak that Kaiser
Bill is spending more than tne sleep
less night in trying to figure out how
he will regain his Scott Mitt Uns''
power in Germany. Guess Bill will
have another guess coming when he
gets through dealing with the Allies.
The Record Office would like to have
some good, live and witty cores
pondent in each town and township in
the county to send newsy letter
each week. If you make up your
mind that you eft" the job let US
know and we will fix you out with
the needed necessities Of your Office.