Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-02-19

ports that her husband is not in the
best of health at present. and is TAX.
ing medical treatment in Bismarck
Miss Boyle. one of the local teach.
ers. visited at her home in Bismarck
Friday and Saturday.
Johannes Van der vorste will hold
an auction sale on his place 10 miles
south of Linton on Tuesday, March
3d.-Adv.
Mrs. Roy Carley has been on the
sick-list this week and tried pretty
hard to take on tussle with pneu.
monia. She is much better at pres.
ent.
For car costing around q thous.
and dollars. nothing 'skins" the
BUICK. Call around and we'll
show you why. Northwestern Mo.
tor Co.-Adv.
Don L. Tracy is making his annual
swing around the circuit Of towns of
Emmons, Kidder, Logan and McIn.
tosh counties in the interest of his
calendar agency.
Marriage licenses issued since last
report are as follows: Walter W.
Mewing and Zelda W. Hageman,
Linton; Gerrit TeBeest and Minnie
Van Heukalom. Westfeld.
Mrs. P. j. Schriner and Miss Marie
Beckman returned Saturday night
from Detroit Lake, Mimi. where
they had been visiting with relatives
for a fortnight. Miss Clara Beck
man. who accompanied them to
Detroit Lake. remained there.
| Mrs. Herman Brusch, living q
mile south Of Temvik, was taken
violently i'll Sunday night with
acute appendicitis. She was brought
to Wolverton's hospital Monday and
was successfully operated upon. She
is doing nicely at present
Walter Lynn will leave on Fri
day of this week for Kansas City
where he will work in an automo-
l
bile factory. Walter is back here
on his first visit for many years and
his friends hereabouts will be sorry
that his visit might not be a little
ilonger.
Peter v. Wolf, of Westfield, and
Mrs. WIN. Groen, of Hull, came to
Linton Tuesday to receive treat
ment at the local hospital. They
were accompanied by Mr.. Groen
and his daughter. Mrs. Wolf, the
latter having dental work done by
DIR. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Klabunde
we're in Linton Friday night on their
way home from a visit with relatives
at Aberdeen and Groton. Mr.. Kauf-
mann, father of Mrs. Klabunde, &C.
companied them and will visit at
Hazelton TOR short time. They
went home Saturday morning.
- = Il J & d
j. G. Hindsley. who has been Wis.,
iting for some time with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Schlangen, left last
Saturday for Valley City, where he
will remain for about three weeks
before returning to his home at
Union City, Ind. MIR. Hindsley was
accompanied by Lester Schlangen.
Just a few reasons why the Ford
car is the car to buy: LIST, Because
| it is the Universal carr I'd, Be-
cause it is easily operated. Sd, Be-
cause of its durability. 18th, Be-
cause 1t is economical to run. 9Th.
Because Of the very low price. 9th,
Because Of its light weight-less tire
expense and more mileage with less
gasoline. 7th. Because there is no
shifting and stripping of gears. 9th.
Because there is less depreciation in
La FORD than in any other make.
9th. Becau Sc il ia the car in greatest
demand. Adv.
| Cloyd Kurtz drove his automobile
| down from Hazelton Monday after
noon. being accompanied by Messrs.
Ole Mikalson and Floyd Baker. Of
/ Dupont, S. D., the last named gentle
man taking the train here for his
home. Floyd was q resident of the
Williamsport country in the early
days but this is his first trip here
since the town Of Hazelton has been
on the map. Winch Batter, who has
been west Of the river for a couple
of weeks, arrived on Monday g train
and made the trip to Hazelton in
the Kurtz car. Cloyd reports the
roads as fair for auto travel, Difficult.
l l ties being experienced in only one
place.
One day last week Joe volk, of the
Winona country. was in Linton and
ithad with him a srnalt.nuant;fv re 4