Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-09-02

on remained in Bismarck for a few
days. visit before resuming her work
in the county auditors Office.
Albert Pfeifer, the 12-year-old son
Of Fred Pfeifer, met>with painful
accident Tuesday afternoon wnen he
fell face first into the meat chopper
and eut - fsce quite badly.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Henderson, of Ninona, Aug. 80;
to Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Zahn, of EN-
monsburg, Sept. 1; both births oc-
Cured at the Wolverton Hospital.
DR.. Wolverton was called to Stras-
burg Monday and Tuesday evenings to
attend Cecilia Bauman and: Christina
Baumgartner both Of whom were seri-
ously i'll, but are reported somewhat
improved at this time.
The little son of Peter Ser, OF
Hampton Flat, was brought to. the
local hospital last Friday, suffering
from conclusion of the brain, the re-
suit CT a fall from the top Of an
outside stairway at the Ser home.
He has recovered.
A telephtre message to the Raco.a
from A. T. Rudow conveys the IN
'elligence tl.at Martin Heisler vas
seriously injured in seap!ane accider.
at the Great Lakes Training Stat IN
few days ago. No details Of the ac-
cident were given.
The Salvation Army will hold a
state conference in Fargo, September
9Th. Linton representatives are in
vited to attend Problems affecting
Emmons and other counties are to be
discussed. Information in hand con-
corning conditions (social and moraD,
same having been furnished by cit1-
zens of the several counties.
The County Superintendent office
has received supply Of the General
School Laws of North Dakota. The
allotment is two copies for each schoo:
district, and each clerk and president
may have copy by calling at or writ.
ing to the office for same. This is the
first edition gotten out since 1914, anc
includes all of the new school laws
passed by the last legislature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Carley anc
| daughter returned to Linton Monday
night after spending the summer Wis
iting with relatives and friends Il
northern Iowa and Minnesota. Ro,
says he had a chance to see little
Of everything during the trip, ant
that the whole family enjoyed them
selves immensely. They we're accom-
panied on their return trip by cou
sin of Mrs. Carley's.
master Clarence Larson, son Of Nh
and Mrs. Anton Larson, of the High
land neighbour bod, was killed instantl.
Monday night when he fell from ;
horse he was riding and dislocated hi
neck. He had gone AFTER som
mich cows, and when he did not re
turn in reasonable time, the famil,
started out to hunt for him. He wa
| eleven years Of age, and an UNUSUAL.
bright youngster, having already fin
ished the eighth grade in school. Tn
\ many friends of the Larson family ex
tend sympathy in their sad bereave
ment.
/ Last Friday evening the 1itt1
daughter Of Fred Job, of the Hamp
4 ton country, drank some arsenic fly
| poison. She was rushed to the VOL
| verton hospital where her stomach
4 was washed and an antidoSe admin
istered. The child recovered.
J. ]. Kremer, Lester Schlangen an
Henry Burkhardt received more o
less severe injuries to their hand
n from getting them into a tnreshin,
machine and a couple of corn binders
respectfully, and submitted to mino
n operations at the local hospital, as
consequence.
The following persons were pa
tients at the Wolverton Hospital dur
ing the past>week: Mrs. John Tscho
SEX, Sr., Strasburg; Christ Jangu1a
Linton; Mrs. Otto Scheskenperge1
Temvik;; Mrs. E T. Atha, Linton
Mrs. VIM Heyermap, Linton; Eth
Graf, Temvik; Albert Ser, Hampto
Flat; infant daughter Of Fred Joi
Hampton Flat; Jno. p. Hem, Stras
burg; Mrs. Alex Walther, ST., Lin
a ton; A. p. Seymour, Pollock; Mrs
!, Franz Jenner, Sr., Little Beaver; Mrs
4 Levi Henderson and infant daughte,
Winona; Genevieve Sternhagen, Lin