Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-06-06
IN TOWN AND OUT

Fischer has claim. He reports
crop conditions excellent out there.
Rev. S. A. Danford, of Bismarck
will preach in the Methodist church
here next Sunday evening at s
O'Clock.
The Misses Baker and Stoecker
Of the Linton schools left Monday
for their home to spend the summer
vacation.
M. A. Klein, Jacob Fischer. Greg
DRY Kraft and Alois Phillips were
Strasburg people who spent Memoir
ial Day in Linton.
A. X. Corwin who has been spend
ing month at Springfield, III. has
returned to Linton to resume his
duties as station agent.
Senior n. w. Allen and daughter
Lucille, and Messrs. Allensworth and
Doerschlag, oil of Braddock, spent
Memorial Day in Linton.
Andreas Kelsch went to Strasburg
Saturday to have his little son.
Wendelin. baptized. The youngster
was born Wednesday.
Mrs. Herman Backhaus, Miss
Frieda Backhaus and Emma and Eva
Dockter visited with Mrs. Backhaus'
son the fore part of the week.
The recent heavy rains washed out
the bridges across Cattail creek, &C.
cording to reports from persons in
Linton from that neighborhood.
Chas. Coventry was elected direc-
tor and A. M. Britts treasurer Of
the Winchester school district at a
school election in Linton Tuesday.
Amos Yorker. of the Phoenix
Lumber Company, and j. P. Hem,
of the Security State Bank, of Stras-
burg, were in Linton Thursday last.
Vincent Shier has quit the survey
crew and is now employed at the
depot. Mr.. Fisher. of Hague. who
has been employed there, returned
home.
Jake Kremer. of the Bazaar force,
this week purchased a Ford roadster
from Frank Irvine and is now to be
numbered amongst the speed
fiends."
George Dexter, Arthur Wooster,
Charles Clark and Charles Lipp were
in from northwest of Linton Thurs.
day of last week to attend Memorial
Exercises.
Secretary Slosson, of the Missouri
Slope Development League, was in
Linton Thursday of last week to as
sist in the organization of county
association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Burge were in
Bismarck a few days last week. con-
sulting physicians about the lady's
health, which has not been Of the
best of late.
Messrs. K. knutson, Hans Hanson.
John Fairness and Adolph Lee. of
the Braddock neighborhood. were
attending to business matters in
Linton Monday.
Miss Mabel Mcneil. one of the
Linton teachers, left Friday for Or.
tonville, where she will visit for a
few days before returning to her
home for the summer.
A special meeting of the county
commissioners was called this week
to arrange for the rebuilding Of
some of the bridges washed out last
week by the heavy rains.
H. Kilmer, formerly Linton res
ident and at one time proprietor Of
the Linton House, but now travel.
ing man. was visiting with ole
friends here last Thursday.
Messrs. s. A. and AL. Mlkalsor
and Norman Roop and the Misses
Madsen and Adolph were Hazeltor
people who motored to Linton Fri
day night to attend the dance.
Messrs. Joseph Bollinger and Johr
Biegler. of Strasburg. were in towr
Monday. They came to meet Bart
Biegler, the latter's son, who ha:
been attending school at Richardton
Miss Dora Peterson, former
schoolmate of Mrs. E. H. Smith, il
here from Mayville. N. D., for few
days visit. The lady recently com
pleted term of school at Coopers
town.
Everett Purintun was down from
his north-country home yesterday
His daughter, Miss Pearl. accom-
panied him and left by Milwaukee
train for DeSmet. S. d.. to visi
relatives.
L. S. Langedahl, one Of the nu
merous candidates for Representa-
tive on the Republican ticket from
this district, was down from kidde
county few days this week in tn
interests of his candidacy.
! Hail Insurance, Farmers, nov
that you have the prospects for
good crop, don't take chance bu
get hail insurance at once. lnsur
| IN the Columbia Fire Underwriters
| Of Omaha, Neb. Harry Lynn, agent
i Farmers from the eastern part o
the county who were among thos
| in Linton FRIDAY were Anton Seng
er. John Dockter, Phillip Miller, ia
lkob Rau, George Bosch. Andrea
Bosch, Anton Bosch and Fred Bosch
L. o. Galsted, who had charge Q
the Goodridge-Call Lumber Co.
ward at this place during the absenc
of II. j. Fischer left yesterday TO
Hazelton where he will have charg
of the yard at that place while l
ILeWis is on a vacation.
A number of young folks were i
quite spill Sunday and only by goo