Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-26

MISS bdker anu MIS-. carrie Sny-
der spent several days in Hazelton
last week visiting with friends.
DR.. c. O. Smith will be in Stress
burg on Tuesday, August 31st, pre-
pared to do dental work. ADV.
Fl. B. Zenk, cashier of the Hague
State Bank. was Linton business
visitor Thursday afternoon of last
week.
Buffalo berries are plentiful along
the creeks this year and numerous
berrying parties are taking ad-
vantage Of the fact.
| Mrs. Scott Cameron and the chill.
dren arrived yesterday from their
extended visit at the home of Mrs.
Cameron's parents in Montana.
Glen Turner had busy week last
week, making the trip from here to
Bowdle with a passenger and then
to Braddock and back the next day.
/, The elevators report business
picking up. M. t. Barger, one of
the buyers. reports eighteen loads
of small grain received by him
Tuesday.
George Pitts returned to his
Montana home Thursday of last
week after visit of several days
with his many friends and his rela-
tives at this point.
l.. Mankoff. of Pollock. was in
Linton Monday on his way to Tenn
vik by automobile. Mr.. Mankoff is
one of the proprietors of the new
Farmers Store at Temvik.
| DR.. Wolverton was called Sunday
night to attend Mrs. Karl Fritschle
who was seriously i'll at the home OF
her brother, Daniel Bechtle, ten
miles southwest of Linton.
| Several hundred feet of addition.
al sidewalk have been installed
along Upper Broadway. which adds
materially to the attractive appear.
ance of our main thoroughfare.
Mrs VIM. Johnson and son, Rol
land, returned last week frcm their
short visit in Bismarck and they
are now staying on The johnson
| farm in the Omi0 nelghbo, hood.
| School will heuin he local pub.
lie schools on NJ INDIA, Sept, mhel
18th. and 81 fh, a. knnWn at the
present tune, the same tenchinq
staff as last year will have charge
Miss Anna Pelrle. Emnons county
pioneer, and sister Of W. E. Petrie
of Linton. expects to leave thi.
week for California points where
she expects to make her future
; home.
Rev. Pnnath and daughters. Asts
and Agnes. and Miss Jane Van Dyl
went to Bismarck Friday by auto
mobile. Miss Agnes remained unit
Tuesday, the others coming home
Saturday.
George Nelson was up from thu
southwestern part of the count,
Tuesday with a big load of cab
bages. He sold about half of then
here and then went to Strasburg tt
dispose Of the rest.
An attempt is being made by 10
cal members of the Episcopa
church to provide for a residen
Clergyman. Heretofore, the Man
dan clergyman has made visits her,
every two weeks to hold services.
Four carloads of automobile
tourists we're in Linton Sunday OF
their way to the Yellowstone Trai
at. Selby. They had heen travelin,
along the Red Trail and cam
through Linton in making tn
switch.
DIR. w. C. Wolverton arrived FIR
day from his trip to the Twin Cities
Rochester, Mimi. Fort Dodge, an
Sioux City, Iowa. At the latte
place he Joined Mrs. Wolverton an
the children and the family returne
to Linton together.
Bring your cream and poultry |
John Shenkenberger. You can Sc
the latter to him or ship direct
r. E. Cobb and ShenkenGerger wi
furnish crates free of charge. Higl
eat market price paid for eiiht
cream or poultry.-Adv.
Lorenz Schwab, of the Strasbur
- neiphborhood. brought his min
: year-old son. Martin, to Lintc
Monday to have DR.. Wolvertc
treat the boy for heart disea,
= which CAME on after an attack
} intlammatory rheumatism.
j Mrs. Kent Kits and two sms
y children are visitors at the A. ]
4 Cell home in Linton for few day