Emmons County record., 1916-07-13
,. Muonz, Of Hague.

j. l.. SCnOtt mas linlShcu the cScava-
ton for the basement of his new resi-
dencc 10 be built on his property just
cost in the noighborhood Of three
Thousand dollars
Mcssrs. Harry and Fred and the
Misses Frances, Hazel and Laura Pc
trio spent Sunday in Bismarck with
their father who hns been securing
medical treatment. MIR. Pctric is i'm
proving but slowly.
G. A. HcrOlZ arrived in Linton last
week for business visit. He left
Mrs. Ilcrolz in Minneapolis where she
is recovering from n spell OF sickness.
They spent several months ut the Bat
tc Creek Sanitarium.
Mrs. Henry IIngcl, Of Vcnturin,
brought her two SONS to the Wolvcr-
ton Hospital last Friday for surgical
treatment. On Saturday they were
successfully operated upon, the elder
for harc-lip and the younger for sar-
coma.
Leon Bcncdict received an ugly
Wonnd of the thigh Saturday when n
knife with which nc was pairing n
horses hoof slipped He was brought
To tho local hospital by Ray Brown,
and the wound was cared for by DR..
W0lvcrton.
Mr.. md Mrs. H. N Turner hive
gone to Chicago for a short visit. Mrs.
Turner will visit a brother and Mr.. T.
goes to ATTEND the national convention
of movingpicturc men that he may
get the latest ideas in service for his
patrons here.
Reports of rust throughout various
parts Of the Northwest arc beginning
to appear. Local people say that there
is little rust as yet in this part of the
country, but that conditions are such
that rust may cnsily appear before the
season closes.
Born, Sunday. July 9th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sandidgc, living n few
miles east Of Linton. n bouncing 9h
pound girl. Mother and daughter nrc
both in good health. Mrs. Sandidgc
is u daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
1'urgc, of Linton.
Glen Turner, who hns been holding
down n Job rs manager of the Ryder
News for n couple of months, returned
to his home at Linton Wednesday
night of last week. Glen will later re-
turn to Bismarck to finish his course
ut the Bismarck business College.
The commissioners were in session
several days last week. They I'D
journcd until yesterday when they
took up matters of equalization, etc.
Commissioner Lee, Of Braddock, re-
mnincd in town during the intcrlum
to visit with relatives and friends
III. O. Batter. manager of the HnZcl-
ton ball club. spent Tuesday in Lin
ton bringing Felix Fly and Truemnnn,
released pitchers, here to catch the
tram. ilcrm says the boys up the line
expect t" keep mt the base ball bus
mess while longer, but they couldn't
use Fly nor Trucmann any longer.
A large dish-pnn full of large. juicy
strawberrics were picked Off the Rec
ord vines the first of the week They
are very plentiful this year. Other
fruits are in good shape, although
some of the trees are suffering from
tho attack Of various insects due to
Mcssrs. Fred Heinrich, Of Ashley
and i. s. Johnston, Of Ashley, spent
Tuesday and yesterday in Linton
looking after their interests in the
German American State Bank. They
were accompanied by Walter Bcver-
idgc, Of Ohio. who is I: cousin of Mr.
Johnston and is visiting him ut Ash
ley.
The LintoR Golf tlub is Just begin.
ming its third tournament of the sea.
son. The fairwnys have been moved
and the putting greens put in goot
condition, so that some good scores
should be made. Mr.. Shcfloc turned
in two h2's, Saturday, and DIR. Wolver
ton got ii Tuesday. The pairing.
for the tournament are as follows
Mcicr-Cameron; Bargcr- Paul; Graf
Wo!verton; Lynn-Crnin; IIanson-Ir
win; Shicr- -Shciloc; Buttcry- -Brigglc
JunEc-Pctric. a separate contest fo
the "ccllnrchampionship" hns bee,
arranged for those who could not quail
ify for the major event. The pnirings