Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-22


of them were forced to remain in Bis
marck until yesterday because of no
train service on the Linton branch.
Mrs. Thee. Meinhover, wife of En-
mons county's sheriff, was passenger
to Bismarck on the last train before
he blockade, and was forced to prolo &
her visit.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E.
church will meet next Wednesday af-
ternoon in the basement of the church.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
to attend.
Rev. and Mrs. Van Horne and Mrs.
Thee. Mcinhover were the last of the
snowbound Lintonites to return home,
they being passengers on last nights
IN. P. train.
Mrs. Rose Walden, for many years
a resident of old Winona, died Friday
of last week at her home in Bismarck.
She was SO years of age, and leaves
two daughters.
A letter from the Turner family at
FINE City. MIMI, states that the" h.,,i
reacted their new no,., II =, ,rEe to
OK. ~, 10" ore Of IN w.t.. blizzard
tn: 81 Lad ever seen.
E. w. Baker of the Temvik country
came in Friday expecting to take the
Milwaukee to Aberdeen but had to re-
turn HON in the storm as we had no
south train that day.
Adam Thomas returned from Stras-
burg Tuesday noon wwhere he had
been with his father. The old gentle
man died Tuesday forenoon after an
illness of several weeks.
Mrs. Bailey Page of Hague, was one
of the snow bound in Bismarck for
several days. Tuesday she went to
Braddock and drove across to Hazelton
for visit with friends.
Roy Scott returned Tuesday from a
visit to White Lake, S. D., where he
had been visiting for couple of
weeks. Mrs. Scott, his mother, will
remain there for some time.
Misses Pauline Becker and Ida Mel,
son spent Wednesday in Linton. Miss
Nelson was on her way to Aberdeen tc
the Normal School after two-weeks
visit with friends at Temvik.
The annual ball liven under the aus
pieces of the local lodge of Knights OF
Pyttias is announced this year for APP
ril 18th at the opera house. Extra
good music will be feature of the oc
casion.
Miss Nora Mclander who has bces
working in the office of Register OF
Deeds has completed her work and al
ter weeks visit at the Coventr,
home she will return to her home il
i, |Braddock.
Born, Wednesday, March 14th, to Mr.
. and Mrs. Tom McCrory at the home O
Mr.. McCrory's parents in Linton girl
All are in good health, and the new
conner is properly appreciated, being
; the first girl.
l Aug. Vinroth returned Tuesday from
} Aberdeen where he had been receivin;
mdical treatment following a fall Of
the ice while crossing the railroa
track near the school house. He
much better.
The preliminary motion praying 70
a new trial in the Lynn land cases wa
heard before the supreme court in Bis
marck Monday. Justice Bruce, VIII
! sat in the original actions, does not pa
! ticipate this time.
1 Mrs. John Slagh returned to he
/. home in the Westfield country Tuesda
i after couple of weeks stay at the lo
cal hospital. Mrs. Dykema was ais
released from the hospital on the sam
day and returned to Westfield also
Phil. Dawson, who has been farmin
in Sask. for som years, recently dis
!. posed of his Canadian holdings, an
has returned to the States for goot
He arrived in Linton last night for
visit with his daughter, Mrs. f. /
! Streeter.
Mrs. E. T. Atha has entered the Bis
marck hospital for medical treatmen
Mr.. Atha went with her last Thursda.
and stayed nearly as long as she did O
!. account of the blockade. On the wa
4 up he was talking about getting hon
the same day.
While in Bismarck last week we M
: Clark Brindle, who was on his wa
. home from an extended visit to Obi
| He was accompanied by j. w. Blew
who was an early resident Of Emmol
\ county and who will again make h
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miner, the la
ter a sister of Mrs. Schwab, have a
3 rived in Linton to spend the summe
Mr.. Miner is painter by trade, al
worked with Mr.. eau last summer. +
| liked it so we'll out here that he deci
e ed to return. Their home is at Orto
4 vile, MINI.
5 Elias Township elected the folio,
! ing officers Tuesday at their annu
election: Supervisor, j. G. Fuhre