Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-11-02

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Peter Schmidt, formerly butcher at
Temvik spent Saturday to Monday in
Linton on business and pleasure. Pete
is farming near Medina and reports
that his first year was not very sue
cessful because of the loss of his wheat
crop.
Miss Victoria Lynn, second number
of the lyceum course, appeared at the
opera house Monday night in an even
ing of readings. The lady was an
adept in her line and made the even
ing pass most pleasantly for those as
sembled
We just heard the other day of the
marriage of Miss lone Martin, one
time resident of Linton. She was
married to Mr.. Carl Hoag some
months ago, and is resident of Twin
Falls, Idaho. Her many Linton
friends will he pleased to hear of her
whereabouts.
D. r. Strceter. for thirty years ed
itor of the Record, left Monday for his
home at Lynn Haven, Florida, after
spending the summer here. He ex-
pected to go to Texas on his way home
for a short visit with his son, Ed, who
is in one of the Minnesota regiments
on the border.
| Anton Horner has purchased the
store formerly operated by Matt Sill
yer. Matt has his headquarters now
| in the little building south of the bar
Der shop. He has u five hundred bond
up that he will stay in Linton year,
two months of which is yet to run
Hence. this method of protecting his
, coin.
Miss Clara Carley is feeling highly
elated over the success of her basket
, supper at her school in McCullcy school
district Friday night of last week
, The snug sum of $77.05 was realized
) from the sale of the baskets, which
r will do wonders in the way of adding
convcniences for the school of which
she is in charge.
L. H. Nieuwsma, who lives seven
t miles south of Strasburg, was Lin
} ton visitor yesterday. He was accom-
panied by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II
+ Nieuwsma, of Holland, Mich, who are
t spending a few weeks in Emmons
< county. His father-in-law, NJ. Van
| Soest, of Strasburg, was also a mem
Der of the party.
r The following marriage licenses
Y have been issued since last report
: Carl H. Fischer, Elizabeth Mastel
t both of Hague, N. D., Oct. Goth. Ig.
natz J. Bosch, Linton, Melonic Huber
/, Kintyre, Oct. Goth. William Delzer
n Ventura, Mary Kremer, Linton, Oct
Il 2sth, married by r. Luchs, Oct Both
: David Lorenzo Barth, Emma NJ. Han
sen, both of Braddock, Oct. Both
+ Mikalas Schiele, Linton, Johanna Pfei
v fer, Hague, Oct. Both. George Pete
G Silbernagel, Magdalena Scherr, boil
r of Strasburg, Oct. 31st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meier, Jr., ar
e the proud parents of seven and hal
v pound girl born Saturday morning
q This is the second young lady to talk
d up her residence in the Meier HON
and Frank says she is dandy. AL
" though he is one of the candidates 70
: the Office of clerk of court, he says tina
n girl has been his first consideration
IS and for that reason he has been un
able to make a house toulouse car
y vass as most of the candidates hav
k done.
J. On Monday, Oct. Both, at the NJ. F
Y. parsonage took place the marriage q
s. Rennie Barth, of the Braddock coun
s. try, and Miss Emma Hansen, formcrl
Il, Of Seattle, Rev. Van Horne officiating
n The groom is well-known and pros
B. porous young farmer and the bride ha
m been spending several months in tn
Braddock country. Their man
IS friends will join in Offering congratr
i'll lations, and, upon their return from
er wedding trip to the Twin Cities, the
r. will no doubt be properly received q
le Braddock.
Lyman Clayton, former employ
S. of the Record and for many years
IT Linton resident, spent several day
yk here this week visiting his man
tn friends. For years Lyman has bee
sh travelling for Fergus Falls, Minr
IS. casket house. He has half-sectic
81 homestcaded in Montana about hui
ny drcd miles west of Williston, on tt
Great Northern. Wolf Point is h
address. Mrs. Clayton is teaching
the schools of her home town and l.,
man expects to quit the road the fir
Of the year, as it keeps him from hon
too much of the time.
Linton people have received the al
nounccment Of the wedding of Lut
SI Blanche Huntington, former teacher
the Linton schools. She was MARI,
at Aberdeen on the Oath of Octob
to Mr.. Frank Alone Hurd. and W
make her home in Cedar Rapids, low
The bride is daughter Of the regi
ter Of the Lennon, S. D., land off
and sister of the states attorney
Brown county, South Daokta. She
q niece of Tom Marshall, of Oake
The many Linton friends of the lac
will join in wishing her much hapr