Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-10-19

injuries. She leaves Il family OF seven
children besides her husband to mourn
her loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Turner autoed
to Bismarck Thursday of last week to
attend the moving picture show in the
auditorium, "Wkere Are My Children"
They returned to Linton Friday.
Mrs. F. B. Strecter and the children
went to Bismarck Saturday to spend
Sunday with Mr.. s. who had been re-
ceiving medical treatment there. They
returned with him Tuesday night.
Will Rush, of Hazelton, was Lin
ton visitor yesterday. Bill is selling
out his personal property and will go
into business with his brother-in-,aw
Mr.. Siverson, at DeLamere, N. d.
Fred Heinrich, of the German Amer
lean State Bank, went to BradGock
Friday by auto to meet his family who
arrived that day from Ashley. They
have purchased the Mrs. Mewing
house and will make their home there.
Mrs. w. II. Johnson, who underwent
an operation at the Bismarck hospital
some weeks ago, returned to her home
at Linton Saturday to spend Sunday
with home folks She returned to Bis
marck Tuesday morning and back to
Linton the same evening.
In the Pollock items appears a re-
port of the death of Peter Nieuwsma,
of Hull. Mr.. Nieuwsma was the faith
er Of the several families of the same
name living III southern Emmons and
vas one of the pioneers of the county.
coming here from Michigan in 1885.
Word from Strasburg is to the effect
that triplets were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
+. c. Van Soest on Sunday. Two of
the little ones are doing nicely, but the
third little arrival passed away. Mr..
Van Soest is in partnership with Men
no DeBoer in the machinery business
at Strasburg..
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Brooks, of Halli-
day, N. D., spent Thursday of last
week visiting with Linton friends
They made the trip by automobile.
Tuesday they intended to cross the
river on their return trip, but were
unable to obtain passage because of
the rough weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Baker, of Del.
n:unt, S. d., Mrs. S. E Kurtz, Miss
Matte kurtz and Mrs Fl. A. Arm
strong were i'll Linton Thursday of last
week by auto from HaZclton. Mr. and
Mrs. Baker had been in Hazclton to
attend the funeral of S. E. kurtz. Mrs
kurtz and Mrs. Baker are sisters.
Mrs. J. j. BrokofsFy met with Sc.
rious accident at her home Saturda,
morning of last week at about I
O'Clock. She was going into the base.
ment when she tripped and fell tc
the bottom Of the stairs. She sustain.
ed a broken leg and a broken arm. Al
present writing, she is resting as cas-.
lily as could be expected.
Lester Briggle, county superinten
dent Of schools, spent Monday in Bis.
marck on business. Attorney Scott
Cameron was also there to secure q
restraining order from Judge Nuessle
to temporarily prohibit Auditor Sny.
der from placing the name of H. II
Hanson on the school ballot. The fin.
al hearing will be had on Monday next
Friday Of last week was the last
date for filing petitions for place or
the independent column at the coming
of the general election. Peter Shier
for sheriff, and FL H. Hanson for SUI.
pcrintendent were the only petitions
filed. There is a place on the general
ballot for independent candidates, but
none on the school ballot which is it.
self independent in nature. Hence
an action has been started to keer
Hanson's name from illegally appear.
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Northwest Blade: Miss Martha
kcim went to Linton Saturday to visit
her sister, Mrs. Butschat. /. (. Johannes
Klein has number of heating plants
to install at Hosmer and Strasburp
during the next FIVE weeks. He is
working at Hosmer this week. &C
Vorlander, accompanied by John Gross
of Bowdle, made an auto trip into the
Hazelton country today to look owe,
some cattle on Mr.. Vorlander's ranch
49, The home of Mr. and Mrs. Johr
keim was the scene of very pretty
wedding party at II o'clock moor
Tuesday, October 10th, when thei,
daughter, Rose was united in marriage
with Mr.. Walter r. Broich of Spokane
Wash, Rev. Bauer, of iceland, officiat-
in" Both bride and groom are well
known and highly respected by nearly
every resident of the city and the con-
gratulations rendered them were most
hearty and sincere. Mr.. and Mrs
Broich departed on the afternoon train
and will go directly to their new home
in Spokane.
Mrs. Joseph Jeile died at her
home in East Linton Monady, of
old age.