Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-10-28
IN TOWN AND OUT

ton. Mrs. Briggle accompanied
them as far as .the Wesley Baker
home at Livona and visited there
until the gentleman returned.
Emil Hardt. the Temvik post
master. has been in Linton ascouple
of times this week receiving med
ical treatment for some sort Of an
infection Of the jaw.
Fred Jenner, who has been help.
ing in Klabunde's store at Hazelton
was in Linton Tuesday night on his
way out to the Jenner home in the
Winona neighborhood.
A. Olson Rudy. Of the Dale
country. was a Linton visitor
yesterday. He was accompanied by
his two sons, Oliver and Gilbert,
who will enter school here.
Glen Nickel has just finished cut
ting two hundred and forty acres Of
flax for Jay Smith. The fax is 10.
Gated on the old Dean place south.
west of town about nine miles.
Mrs. Frank Scott. of the Dale
country, was Linton visitor over
Sunday. She was the guest of her
sister-in-law. Mrs. Freeman. Miss
Grace Scott is attending school here.
Messrs. Longwell. Richardson and
Mausehund were over from the
Hartford country Tuesday assisting
Rev. and Mrs. Ponath in getting
their goods ready for shipment to
Steele.
Albert Tough is down in the Wi
mona country taking care of hun
dred acres of flax which he owns
down there. Neighbors state that
Albert's flax will be a pretty heavy
yield.
A party Of Westfeld people were
in Linton yesterday afternoon for q
few hours. They included M. and
Mrs. VIM. Cleveringa, Rev. and
MRS. Menning and Mrs. C. Van der
Leest.
P. G. Rocks and father left yester.
day forenoon by automobile foi
Lennon. S. D.. to visit John Rocks
brother of P. G. They wen, by
way of Winona and Fort Yates anc
expect to be gone about week o,
so.
Bring your cream and poultry t
John Shenkenberger. You can sci
the latter to him or ship direct t
R. E. Cobb and Shenkenberger will
furnish crates free of charge. High
est market price paid for eithe,
cream or poultry.-Adv.
A near-snow-storm scared the far
mers Sunday night. Although tn,
weather was threatening the result,
were not serious and the present
week has been ideal for thrashing
Some rain and sleet was all tina
materialized.
Messrs. Coffield and j. D. Fred
erick were down from Hazelton yes
terday afternoon by automobile
Mr.. Coffield's family accompanie,
him. While getting along prett,
well in years Mr.. Frederick seem
to be able to get around az we'll a
any of the youngsters.
Railroad authorities and other
i are sending out warnings that car
shortage may be looked for within
the next week or so. and the far
mers are earnestly requested t
keep The grain moving. Otherwise
there may be such a congestion a
to prove Serious.
i Attorney Clemens Kelsch lef
Tuesday morning for Mandan wher
4 the Record understands he will b
| employed in the law Office of r. N
Stevens, formerly register of tn
4 u. S. land Office at Bismarck. Sine
his graduation from law school las
spring Clemens has been employee
in ire Lynn & Lynn law offices 6
/ Linton.
4 The first Of series of soci.
dances to be given by the Braddoc
Dancing Club took place in this
town Friday night Of last week.
Mandan orchestra furnishing tt
music. There was a fine attendant
and enough season tickets sold at 1
! per dance to insure its success. II
3 writer was there on his regult
4 weekly trip and Mrs. Streeter an
ur