Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-29
Reuben Meier is on the sick list.

John shmaltz, Of strasburg, spent
Friday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Menna DeBoer spent
Tuesday mi Linton.
The Misses Leifsnwell spent Monday
and Tuesday in Bismark.
The Bazaar store Is receiving a new
coat Of paint internally.
Mr.. Fred Pietz spent q couple Of
days in Bismarck last week.
C. E. Brooks was over from his ranch
In the Hartford country, Friday
H. H. Hanson, principal Of the school
ct Strasburg. spent Tuesday in Linton.
Mrs. Sarah Scott arrived last week
from her visit at South Dakota points.
John Tillema, Of the Mestfield neigh
borhood. was Linton business visitor
Tuesday
A. r. Muehlberg, well-known Hazelten
country farmer spent Monday at tie
county seat.
DR.. w. C. Wolverton was called to
the Temvik country Monday to care for
some sick people.
Miss Hazel Haggard is back from
school at Valley City to spend Easter
with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rochas Biesheuval
were Pollockites who spent part Of
last week in Linton.
Miss Grace Dawson, Of the Braddock
News, spent Sunday with her father
and sister in Linton.
Jack Mitchell, who has been working
on the Frank Chesrown ranch this win
ter, is back in Linton.
Mrs. A. L Cell spent Stature ~ Of
last week in Hazelton attend .,g the
funeral Of Eva Brindle.
Miss Irene Raven made her initial
trip with millinery display for this sea-
eson to Hazelton Monday.
Ladies'! We have now on display q
large line Of the latest in Millinery.
Mrs. VIM. Raven 4 Co.-Adv.
Mrs. Matt. Volk. nee Miss Lizzie
1angula, was successfully operated on
ut the local hospital Monday.
John Coverings and HI. Heyerman
Of Westfield, were here Tuesday to act
n witnesses for VIM. hammers.
G. A. Buttery, buyer for the Farm.
ers' Elevator at Linton, went to Bis
marck Monday for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Dor, Of the Stras
burg neighborhood, wre in Linton to
attend the Birth Of Nation Tuesday
Wieger Rodenberg, one Of the pio-
neers Of southern Emmons, spent Fri,
day at the county seat on probate bus.
mess.
Mrs. A. N. Junge will entertain the
ladies of the Priscilla Club and thei,
husbands on Thursday evening of this
week.
Mr.. and Mr.. Wallace Kyes came ny
from their Emmonsburg home Monda,
10 attend the funeral of little Evelyr
Blore.
Elmer Grotting, who is making sucl
q record as a silo salesman, spent Tue,
day in Linton taking in the Birth of {
Nation.
Miss Mamie Haggard, who has beer
attending the Valley City Normal, ar
rived home Saturday night for Taste,
vaation.
Mrs. Scott Cameron went to Bismarcl
yesterday morning for shopping visi
and to take in princess Pat" at tn,
Auditorium.
Mrs. E. T. Atha returned Friday ev
neing Of asst week from Bismarck afte
having received medical treatment TO
fortnight. :.
Mrs. Ed. Brown had another runa
way Wednesday with the milk wager
Several bottles Of milk went to deco
rate the highway.
VIM. hammers. the popular farmer
and school teacher from the Westfiel
country, was in Linton Tusday to prov
up on his homestead.
Miss May Raven, who is teaching j
the Hazelton schools. spent Tuesda
evening in Linton to take in the sho,
and to visit her parents.
Miss Anna Chesrown, q student Z
the Nayville Normal, returned HON
Thursday evening Of last week to Wis
her parents over Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Quasi and Mis
2 Anna Shenkenberger, Of Temvik, wei
in Linton Tuesday night for the sho
and to visit with relatives. 81
Maurice yavn Soest, Gracec Va
6oest, Bert Hoveman and Zen Vel
kamp and Geo. Rowerdink Of Stxa,
/ burgg spent Tuesday mi Linton.
Postmaster and Mrs Emil Han
wess down from Temvik Friday nigi
for the play and dance Emil helps
10 fprnish the mnsic Cor the lstter.
III yss ere n nesd Il having -
CIR issksA ever fer sssiag. h win n
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Harry CerAhasR. Aaaager.-AAv.
Casper WIN, living several miles o
west n 4owA, ~ss brought 10 Lsn41
Z ,pue dsy last wsek in o serious ccni