Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-02-22

list.
E. Jampolsky was down from Hazel.
ton Tuesday night.
Yesterday was Ash Wednesday, OF
the beginning of Lent.
Chris. REM, Of Artas, spent Tues.
day in Linton on business.
Miss Florence Gillespie is home
from Aberdeen for visit.
j. E. Keaton, of the Kintyre coun-
try, spent Tuesday in Linton.
A German dance at the opera house
Friday night was we'll attended.
A. H. Irvine went to Bismarck
yesterday for medical treatment.
Mrs. Raven and Miss Irene are back
from their visit at the Twin Cities.
Math. volk and Mrs. Volg went to
Hillsview Monday for a short visit.
Little Oscar, son of Jeweler and
Mrs. VIM. Heyerman, is on the sick
list.
Jay Smith is taking care of the fur
niture store during the absence of Bert
Irvine.
Roy Scott, "mine host" at the Lin
ton House, is on the sick list with the
grippe.
A twelve and half pound son was
born Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Chesrown.
Rev. Van Horne left Thursday of
last week for an extended visit to
Colorado points.
Miss Grace Dawon returned to
Braddock Tuesday after visiting here
for several days.
Henry Reamann was another old
timer from the Braddock country
here for the Stalk & Miles case.
Charlie Dewitt, rural mail carrier
on the Temvik route, No. /, spent
Tuesday night at the county seat.
julius Martell went to Bismarck
yesterday morning to visit his brother
who is nurse at the Bismarck hos
pital.
Dewitt Van Horne went to Sykes
ton, in Wells county, to make his
home. He is going to manage a
farm.
Mrs. Henry STANCE, of Livingston,
Mont, was in Linton Tuesday and yes
terday on her way to Dale to join her
husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Val. Holzer, of Hague,
were Linton visitors Saturday, 70
have some Photographic work at
tended to.
S. j. Haag, now heavily interested
in lumber yards west of the river,
was visiting old friends in Linton
last week.
Vim. Besler, of the Braddock
country, returned home Tuesday after
being here as a witness in the Staak
& Miles case.
Jake Helfenstcin was down from
the Hazelton country Tuesday and
yesterday for a short visit with coun.
ty seat friends.
Attorney Clemens Kclsch returned
to Mandan Tuesday after being in
Linton on business at the recent term
of district court.
Glen Turner, who is attending school
in Bismarck, was here couple of days
last week to act as witness in the
H. C. Lynn libel suit.
MI. and Mrs. z. Norman are bach
in Linton after being snow-bound al
Bismarck for several days on their re-
turn from an eastern trip.
George Lenhart drove down from
Hazelton Thursday in response to re
quest for his services as witness il
the H. C. Lynn libel suit.
The Ladies' Aid Society will NEE
on Wednesday afternoon Of next weel
at the Mrs. VIM. johnson home JUS
east of the NJ. E. church.
Commissioner T. p. Lee wen
. home via train Tuesday morning, at
ter being here for a meeting of tn
board and to attend court.
! Homer Schlangen left Tuesda!
morning for his home at Fayette, N
d., near Dickinson, after an extend
ed visit with Linton relatives.
Fred Reemts has gone to Califor
mia for business visit, and Herl
Ketchum is taking his place for
time in the w. E. Petric store.
A telegram from r. J. Grain state
that it will be some time before he re
turns to Linton. He is visiting tn
Braddock family in Minneapolis.
F. L. Watkins was in Linton Thurs
day night of last week to testify in tn
II. c. Lynn libel suit. Henry Bibel
heimer, who had been in Washbur1
came with him.
Forty-three mail sacks arrived fror
the south Tuesday noon with the ma
that had been tied up since the blocl
ade, in Bismarck. The mail was .fina
~ sent around by Aberdeen and al