Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-05-29


Capt. Honstain is in Linton visit.
! ing relatives and his many friends.
He is on his way to his present
home. Minneapolis. from visit
with relatives in Montana.
H. w. Batter and Frank Kohl
were in Linton Thursday on their
way to Strasburg. where the first
named gentleman assisted the Stras-
burgites in their baseball contest
with the county -seat aggregation.
There will be memorial services
in the Methodist church next Sunday
evening, June LIST. Special music
will be provided. Eery one is invited,
especially the old soldiers of Linton
and vicinity.-A. M. Wiley, Pastor.
Fl. N. Turner drove to Bismarck
Sunday by auto to allow his son.
Glen, to take the train to Fargo
where he. will finish up his school
work at the agricultural college for
the year. Mrs. Wood and George
Henderson accompanied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hardt and two
of the Tempel boys were in Linton
Monday night for a few hours. The
gentlemen were here to attend band
practice Of the Linton Boys Band
and Mrs. Hardt to visit with her pa
rents. They made the trip by auto
mobile.
John Reamer still has force of
men busy building up the road
through the flat south Of town.
During the recent rains number
of auto drivers tried the new road
out as far as it was completed. They
say it is a fine job and a great inn
movement.
The young son and daughter,
Harold and Ruth. of Agent w. T..
Cole. we're visiting their father here
several days this week. They were
accompanied by MIR. Coles niece,
Miss Geraldean Crazy, the entire
party returning to their home at Java
on Friday.
| The baseball game which was to
have been played at Hazelton last
Sunday between the team represent
ing that town and the local aggre-
CATION was postponed because of
rain. Rain began falling here about
1890 a. m. and continued until we'll
along in the afternoon.
| Miss Katharine Reedy. who has
been attending school at Hazclton
during the past winter. left Monday
via the Milwaukee for Aberdeen.
where she will spend the summer va
cation with relatives. H. O. Batter
brought her down by auto. The
Misses McManus. Kurtz and O 'Dono-
hue accompanied them.
| This year there will be no regular
memorial services held in Linton on
Memorial Day. which is tomorrow.
May Both. However. the Linton
Boys Band will render concert on
4 Main street about 80 p. m. There
will be baseball game between
Hazelton and Linton on the local
diamond and there will be a dance
in the evening.
| Several cars of Linton baseball
i fans went to Strasburg last Thurs
day to watch their team trounce the
Strasburg bunch. Among those
who made the trip were Messrs. j.
A. Lang. M. T. Barger, j. H. Ream.
er, Theo. Brenner. VIM. Bechtle
Scott Cameron, John Snyder. Walter
Mewing, Chris. ChristiaEson and DIR
4 j. ID. Fuller.
A number of Linton people and
some from Temvik went down tt
Emmonmsburg Friday to attend {
dance there in the evening and {
fishing excursion The next day
Among those wig made the triI
were Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Kyes
aiMr. and Mrs. A M. Britts. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Roy Carley, Messrs. Thos
Jones. Tneo. Bremen and Walter
Mewing. of Linton, and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Hardt and AL. Matthews. O
Temvik.
Eureka Blade, 22d: Henry B. Zenl
( and bride came down from Hague
: Monday evening. to get acquaintet
eIwith Eureka relatives. Rev. Fl
Timmcke of Linton was in the cit,
over night. Monday. on bushes
connected with the settlement O
the estate Of Fred Ehrman. of whicl
he is administrator. Rev. Timmck
says he likes his church work a
Linton first rate. Prof. and Mrs
E. 5. Braullck will 90 to Linton
y SATURDAY., where Mr.. Branlick vii
.. deliver sermon in English to Rev
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