Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-06-12

Schneider. Ludwig Vallig. V. Bosch
and family and the families of NJ.
Klein and Rochus Bosch.
Lost. Overcoat. Taken from
Office of Turner's Hotel on night of
the May Both dance. Reward for
its recovery. Leave information at
Record Office or at Turner's Hotel.
Adv.
Winch Batter. of Hazelton, and
Miss Frances Him.. who is teaching
school near that town. were in Lin
ton short time Sunday on their
way to and from the lady's home in
the southern part of the county.
They made the trip in Mr.. B. s auto.
Thursday night of last week a
large number Of Knights of Pythias
enjoyed social session at their
lodge hall. A banquet was served in
the hall, which had been prepared
by H. N. Turner. Dancing and
cards completed the evenings enter
tainment.
Messrs. j. |. and Norman Roop
and Sherman. Frederick and Thonp-
son came down from Hazelton in the
Roop car to see the ball game here.
The last-named gentleman was
pressed into service to pitch for
Linton, Shenkenberger being at Nc
Kenzie that day. MIR. Thompson did
good work.
DR.. G. 0. Smith has received re-
quest from people a! Steele that he
put in bid for the bands services
at the picnic which will be held on
the 26th of this month at that town
The band attended and furnished the
music at the affair last year and evil
IDENTIFY gave such satisfaction that
they are wanted again this year.
A large number of people from
other points in the state have been
here couple Of days this week to be
present at the laying of the corner
stone of the new German Baptist
church. which is to be erected at
once. 1t is located on the west side
of Broadway and not far from the
Evangelical church.
Carl Vorlander, accompanied by
Adolph Eissinger, John Shenkenber-
ger and Mr.. VorIander's nephew
drove to Mckenzie by auto to take
in the ball game between Mckenzie
and Sterling. Johnnie pitched the
game for Mckenzie, and those who
saw the game say that he was at his
best. He pitched his team to vic
tory by the close score of S to d.
H. N. Turner, A. N. Junge. f. B.
Streeter and Glen Turner arrived
home Wednesday night of last week
from Fargo, where the first three
named Lintonites had gone in Mr..
Turner's car to attend the Masonic
Homecoming. Glen had just finished
his years work at the agricultural
college and joined the party al
Fargo.
| Saturday morning H. N. Turner,
Glen Turner and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Atha and family started by automo-
bile for Ortonvile, Mimi, where
Mrs. Atha and the children expected
to visit with Mr.. Atha's parents
while the men-folks continued on to
Minneapolis. The Turner's expect
to attend convention of moving
picture men and Mr.. Atha the grad
uating exercises at Hamline, Of
which school he is graduate.
Carl Meier, the Strasburg livery
mar. passed through Linton Satur-
day on hurry-up trip to Bismarck.
Mr.. M. and party left strasburg at
$3.50 p. m. Saturday and were home
by 3 a. m. Sunday morning. H. A..
Baumgartner. Ben Schneider, j. P.
Hem and w. S. Ferry accompanied
Mr.. Meier to Bismarck, the last
named gentleman driving home an
Overland, which he purchased on
the trip.
Church dedication services have
been held most of the past week at
the German Evangelical church,
which was recently built on north
broadway, and q large number Of
persons belonging to that denomina-
| tion have been here from surround
Il ing towns to participate. A large
tent has been provided for the
A double purpose Of securing accomo-
i dations for thelarge crowds that de-
II sirnd IN hear the qnpnktnu and gar.