Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-02-17

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had gone untreated for nearly two
weeks before any physician was called.
For quick service call Phone 14-2
for Gasoline and Oils. c. i. Russell,
Standard Oil Agent, Linton, N. D.
ADV. PIP 80
DR.. Wolverton was called to Temvik
Tuesday evening to attend the infant
children of Christ Albrecht, C. j. AL
brecht and Jacob Burkhardt. All
three babies were found to have pneu-
monia.
DR. Wolverton has made several
trips to Strasburg recently to attend
James Boris children, all three of
whom have been quite i'll Of pneu-
monia, bronchitis and an Assessed ear,
respectively.
Commissioner 7. P. Lee arrived
from Braddock Tuesday night to ar
range for special meeting of the
commissioners to take Steps to gar
nishee Bank of North Dakota funds
in Emmons county banks.
Born, Monday, Feb. 14th, to Mr..
and Mrs. Cleve Palmer, of Wakpala,
S. D., a daughter, weighing 8 pounds,
and named Betty Clair. Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmer were formerly residents
of the Omio neighborhood.
For Sale-Lease on half section of
good land, 100 acres now in rye, gas
engine and other farm implements.
Outside work with engine. Located
5 miles from Selfridge. Send in
quiries to this office.-Adv. feb1O-24
Ed. S. Delaney, blooded stockman
Of the Valley City neighborhood, went
north Monday morning after holding
a series of farm bureau meetings
throughout the county. He seemed
we'll pleased with the results locally.
Invitations are out to an entertain
ment and banquet to be given by the
local Masonic lodge to Masons, their
families and members of the Eastern
Star. The affair will be staged Tues
day evening, Feb. 22d, Washington's
Birthday.
Sheriff Ed. Miller reports the ap-
pertinent Of Levi Chapman, of Haz-
elton, as deputy. Mr.. Miller left it
to the people of Hazelton to signify
their choice, and Mr.. Chapman, village
constable, seemed to be the most geh-
orally satisfactory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Crimmins, of
the Hazelton neighborhood, were in
Linton yesterday on their way to
Flandreau, S. D., for ten days visit.
Mr.. Crimmins is one of the live-wire
farmers and stockmen of the north
end Of the county.
! DR.. Wolvrton was called to the
home of George Schmalz, near ST.
Alloys church, about Is miles south
east of Linton, Saturday and Monday,
to attend Sebastian Schmalz, who was
suffering from pneumonia. The young
man safely passed the crisis, Monday.
Coffee and Cocoa at Absolute
Wholesale Prices to Consumers. S
Tbs good Rio $1.19; S lbs Sunlight,
$1.49; S TBS Golden Brand, $2.79. Five
lbs. Cocoa only 80 cents. Add parcel
post; send check or money order to
Reiber & Son, Minneapolis, MIMI
Adv.-F3-24
Joe, the 15-year-old son of Joseph
Keller, of the Strasburg country, was
brought to the Wolverton hospital
Monday suffering form an unusually
severe attack of pneumonia. The boy
has been delirious continuously since
Sunday, but is now considerably inn
proved, and his recovery is expected.
1 AS the Record goes to press, we
learn Of the death of Mrs. j. j. Kali
berer, former resident of the Hazelton
neighborhood, who died in Bismarck
Tuesday night about IL p. M, after a
protracted illness. Death resulted
from paralytic stroke. The funeral
is being held in Bismarck this morn
ing, and several Hazelton people at
tended.
Quite a number of local people at
tended the hearing at the court house
Wednesday night of last week when
the railroad commissioners listened to
arguments pro and con realtive to the
telephone company and the light plant.
We understand that the commission
ers have not yet given ruling on the
telephone matter, but that the light
company was directed to cease charg-
ing meter deposits until instructions
were received from the commission
Mr.. Bickehaupt and a come IF other