Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-08-10
TN TOWN AND OUT

last week during the breakfast hour,
and new help had to be rustled.
Mrs. R. Johnstonbaugh entertained
yesterday afternoon the members of
the Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church.
This vicinity was visited by fair
sized storm Saturday night. A heavy
rainfall resulted, but no damage was
recorded.
Emil Hardt, Temvik postmaster,
was Temvik visitor yesterday. Chris.
Albrecht, Temvik merchant, acccmpa-
MED him.
Miss Mabel Benedict was operated
upon at the Wolverton hospital Satur-
day for bad case of appendicitis, and
is recovering rapidly.
Lineman Perry, of the Dakota Cen
trail, will return next week from Or
tonville, Mimi, where he has been
spending fortnight.
H. B. Zenk, Hague banker, spent
Friday in Linton with mis- son who has
been receiving medical treatment az
the Wolverton hospital.
Casper Burgad, Of the Winona coun-
try, has purchased property at Fort
Yates and will open butcher shop in
the Sioux county seat.
An attempt is being made to hire
the Pollock band to furnish music for
the Indian fair at Fort Yates the lat
ter part of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Brooks returned
to Mondak, Montana, Tuesday after
spending some time with relatives in
the Linton neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard went to Bis
marck Thursday and returned Sunday.
Mr.. Howard is machinery salesman
with headquarters at Linton.
Edwin Wittmayer, Ed. Rocks and
Matt Gillespie started to Winona Tues
day. They ran out of gasoline and
spent the night on the prairie.
The Misses Evcrson. sisters of Mrs.
Harry Petrie, have. returned to their
home in Wisconsin after an extended
visit with their Linton relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Streeter left this morn.
ing to meet Mrs. Streeter's brother,
John Dawson, of Barnf, Alberta, who
is on his way to Linton for visit.
| The German submarine freighter
Deutschland, left Baltimore last week
on its return trip to German and had
not been captured up to Wednesday.
Otto Becker, of the German Amer.
lean State Bank, was suffering last
week from an abscess in his ear. The
doctor lanced it and he is on the mend
Earl Atha is the owner of new
Irish setter which he received from
Enderlin, N. d., and which will be or
hand for the opening of the hunting
senson
Jakob Fischer, one Of the pioneer.
of southern Emmons and former coun
ty commissioner, spent Monday in lin
ton visiting friends. He lives VI
Strasburg.
Two Emmons county people wht
. have recently purchased Indian land.
in Sioux county are L. Doerschlag O
Braddock, and C. l. Barth, living soutl
of that town few miles.
Miss Anna Chesrown, daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chesrown, of thi
. city, returned from Mayville Monday
after spending some time there attend
, ing school at the Normal.
/ Advertisement for bids in the Bis
: marck Tribune indicate brick churc
is to be built by the Catholics at Haz
: elton in the near future. Bisho
i, Wehrle is advertising for bids.
\ Mrs. Paul entertained a number o
Linton ladies Wednesday afternoon Q
/. last week in honor of the Mise
Ev-rsoT, who have been the the guest
, of thar sister, Mrs. Harry Petrie.
Ais. PAUL and son, Donald, spent
/, c:nIp'c &. days in Bismarck last wee
: viciting a.: allowing Donald to hav
f final consultation with the physician
that attended him during his recer
:. serious illness.
: Attorney H. A. Armstrong, of Ha:
! elton, autoed to Linton Tuesday moo
bringing his son-in-law and daughte
e Mr.. and Mrs. 0. M. CARRIER, to Il
e county seat for visit. Yes, and
d AS most important passenger shou
Y be mentioned, Little Miss CARRIER, t.