Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-04-20

operation. She is some better at the
present writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Ryan and
daughters arrived from Los Angeles,
Tuesday. They expect to spend the
summer in and around Braddock.
Miss Lloyd is sick with la grippe.
Mrs. Art. Koenig is substitute at
school.
Mrs. Allensworth is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Barth is visiting at the AL
lensworth home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Towle expect to
leave this week for their new home
at Melette, s. Oak. Mr.. Towle was
one of the firm of Vie & Long Co. ;,
general merchants. Mrs. Towle
taught in the Braddock school num-
Der of years. They have made many
friends during their stay here, and
will be greatly missed by the COM
munity. They both were good work
ers in the church and Sunday School,
were always popular in social affairs,
account of unusual musical talent, and
were always ready and willing to give
their services. The best wishes of
the Braddock community go with Mr..
and Mrs. Towle to their new home.
The Easter Program given by the
Sunday School at IL o'clock was we'll
attended. The church was decorated
with beautiful flowers, and the chill
dren ali did very nicely.
Mrs. Westeen. who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Naramore, the
past month returned to her home at
Grand Forks, Friday. Her little
grandson. Geo. Jr., accompanied her.
Mrs. Mandigo returned from Bis
marck on Tuesday of last week with
her new baby.
The play Daughter of the Desert, .
given by the young people on We'd
nesday evening" was great success.
There was crowded house, and a
nice sum was realized for the Brad
dock school. Mrs. Long sung solo
between acts. She also was director
Of the play. The cast Of characters
were Misses Lloyd, Weber, Ryan Mar
tani; Messrs. Savage, A .Koenig, B.
Koenig, Weber, D. Shepard, Long
Mcleod.
| Mrs. Long delightfully."- entertained
the troup at her home Saturday even.
ing.
|. The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Iv1
!, Saturday afternoon. Twelve ladie.
were present.
The fire department was called Out
at 9 o'clock Sunday morning. A gas.
oline stove exploded at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Frazier. The,
live over the pool hall! Mrs. Fra
zier was fortunate ip>making her es
cape out Of the Kitchen window o,
to machine Isked where assistanc,
/ aided her: Mr.. Frazier's sister, Mrs
Rambaugh, and children, of Kintyre
were visiting at the Frazier home a
, the time. They were taken out of
front window. Mrs. Rambaugh ha
a few blisters about ;.le face, cause,
from the heat and smoke. They al
were lucky to escape with slight in
juries. The building was slight,
damaged. The fire engines wer
{ there in time to keep the flames from
getting on the side of the building
Mr.. and Mrs. Towle, Mrs. Barton
McCnne and Roland autoed to Kin
!, tyre Sunday for the Easter Program
given at the church. Much credi
j, must be given to Mrs. Art Lindah
as their director, for the splendi
numbers that were given. Mrs. Lin
dahl will give a concert at the churc
Thursday evening, April 9th. w
. are sure that anyone wishing to e
Twill be well repaid. And, better We
Mrs. Lindahl will put her concert o
lat Braddock at later date. W
hope that good audience can
promised them, as the Easter Pr,
gram speaks for even a better pr
0 gram in this concert. Mrs. L. H
Sisco served a dandy lunch to Il
Braddock people.
Mrs. E. NJ. Hildreth and son we,
i after corn and oats Saturday, IL
18th, with two wagons.
Pet Hendrickson and family we,
Sunday callers at Mrs. E. NJ. Hi
y dreth's home.
Evern johnson was seen out raisin
the dust with motorcycle. All, n
Too much cylinder oil.
Jack Molin was seen scratching ii
y rust off Of his gang plow with jacl
knife the other day.
! Charley Hendrickson started I
pillow the other day with two pillow
or we'd call it gang.
Mr.. and Mrs. Viticha were caller
at Charley Hendrickson's home Eas