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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25
Nas sdIuh in Mnrnnbcn.

0as 8elfenidloB in @mlln0en lit
Elm prG6tiger 8au inn StDle 0es 0rei-
8ebnten Sabrbumoerts. Ser Hra6t-
ban oes S9Ioiies, 6os NIT ieiner BEL
len 6aIiaoe oen in @mrnOen 9(nfom-
menoen i6on bon meitem griiBt, lit
an Der g3oroIeite bier, an Der Sii0-
leite 0rei Stodperfe bod. 9ie Idon-
Ite Der 6aIiaOen 1T Die iiiOlibe. Sbre
Weitte nimmt Elm mG9tiger, oieredi-
ger &burm elm Ser oaS S6loB iiber-
rast. oier 6eiin0et ii6 aud in Ser
gan5en 9luS0e6nung oeS @ebdu1es
cine Serraiie, Die einen mimoerbaren
9iln6blid iiber Gee ltnO @ebirge bie-
tet. 0as Snnere 0es S9loTes lit
nit 0en pertbOoalten biltorii9en lno
fiinItlerii6en Sbdeen @enGIoen
@loitifen, @affen um0 Supelen ange-
fiiat. 0ie 9i6ume iin0 nit elmer
mabr6ait f0ni9li6en Fro6t ousge-
tattet. Son ibnen oer0ienen belon-
0ere @rlpdbmmg ser nit @aiien Der
bannooerI6en Sritppen oltsgeltottete
&Orrallm Oas 9lei6faaS moffenge-
icbniifte @eItibul, Die Sago5olle,
6eren g8GnOe nit Sogotrop6den be-
6edt Iino, 0as got6iI1e @mpfanes-
simmer, 0as Die mert5ooae 4iitolen-
iammlung oes Ser5osS birgt, Oas I'M
hoadnOii9en Henailioncelhl aus9e-
l!attete 3immer Der Ser5o9in, 0as
Gmpianes5inmer Ser Ser6ogin in
iran5oiii6er Henailiance, 0os i'm 90
tbii6en StDl eingeribtete Ntulif5in-
mer, 0as Speiie5ininer i'm StDIe Der
Gellti6en 9ienoilionce rno enOli6 oie
GroBe 6eit6olle, Ger prd1tigite &ntm
Oes gan5en S6loiles, ser Our9 5mei
Stodhperfe gebt. 0ieie @en19er
fiilen oas @r0gei1oB imO oaS erlte
Stodmerf, in oen anoeren Stodluer-
fen befinoen li1 Die @aitrGume rno
sic @o6n- in0 S9lai5immer. 9ie
0elttide &aiierin bemobnte cine 9feibe
bon @emG6ern I'M 5weiten Stodwert
oeS S9lolies, Die itdnoig fir ben 9e-
iud bon 6iiritlibfeiten bereit gebal-
ten meroen. Das iGonIte Oieier 3im-
mer lit Oas uG6ineiiiAe 3immer",
oas nit elmer 6iiIe Ger wunoerbor-
item &oIt6orfeiten on0efiiGt lit. Die
ies 3immer murOe INNER BON Ben
0Gnil6en S0nigen 6emobnt, nem tie
am @munoener Sofe 5u 8eiu6 neil
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25
@raf SaruOmsfi in ScrIiu.

Gopenbogen, Oia 9on0on, "a.
Mai. 9tad elmer N}elOung ser
r@oiiii6en 3eitlln9" iinO @raf Ear.
nopsfi ser ob6erufene 0lterreiGiiA-
ungoriibe 9otidafter, rm0Dr. 6rieO-
rid ger0D on @ernois, Der friibere
Oeutide @eianOte in Gu6a, Die auf
Dem 6oaGnoii9en 0ompfer rRDn-
0om~ BON 9lmerifa 3uriideefe6rt limo,
ouf ser @eiterreiie am 0ienitog in
Berlin angefommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25
StaIien fciert 8. Grieasia5r.

9f M "a. @iai. SIN gon5en
&6nigrei6 wurOe berte Der @intritt
StaIiens in cos brittle &riegsiabr ge.
feiert. SSn 9iom fan0 cine %oraoe
itott, in Der Oie Sabnen oes Sanoes
uno ieiner 9laiirten einiAlieBlid Der
Ser. Staaten. eetrogen ipurOen. @ie
3eitungen bringeu &id6lide mlf ole
9ieiuItute Der Sample ser lebten 5mei
Sabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25
Sn Der gcr6annmns seItur6en.

9tGgier. bio &aris, "a. @}oi. II
Die irii6ere &6nigin &audoulona bon
Maongnsfar lit bier bonn Sooe abbe-
rufen porOer. Sie bate felt i6rer
our1 ole 6ran5oien I'M Sabre 1896
berbeigefiibrten @nttbronung in Ger
Serbannung Gelebt.
sSn oen 6eIo5iigen bon Wiaoagas.
Tar leete Wloricbaa Soiire oen @uno
5t ieiner gldn5enOep militdriIben
Garriere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25
Der grunO in GjvOcuOOcs.

2on0on, "a. Mai. - @ie aus
@uoapeit ii6er 9lmiteroam gemelOet
miro, bat Der 9rauo in Der ilngari-
iden StoOt @DoenDoes BON 1900
Sduiern 1900 OolitdnOig einge-
ai6ert. Der S1ooen be5iffert ii6
mif iiber 3O,00O,O0O Gronen. Bier
5e6n 9erionen 6aben bel Dem lln9liid
i1r Seben einge6iiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25
9 os &iugen an Ser glt8ne-
Sront.

Sront.
Eoris, "a. 03oi. IL g}od 6cnl
beute Nlittag ousgeaebenen antli6en
6rontberi6t oes fron3oiii6en ariegs.
biiremls iinO an Der glisne-6ront inn
9ioum oes 8aiclerc. @lotcous geItern
gladt ocutiAe @egenongriffe nit
idperen 8erlniten 5nriidgei9lagen
porOen. Seit Dem I. N1oi bo6en oie
6ran5oien ipie oie U}eIoumg peiter
beiagt, in Oieiem glbid)nitt $500 Sc
fangene gemadt.
@otrouiIIengefedte an
@ritep 6ront.
2onOon, "a. Moi Bon ser
britiiben 6ront in 6ranfrei9 miro
beitte amtIif eemelOet:
r9ei @otroiliurn-@efedt oItlib
bon Sc gergllier na6men mir geitern
giaht einige @efaugene. Sonit bat
iid nibtS bon Sntereiie ereignet.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25

RING ser oGiiuco" ais bon geringe-
rer @i6tigfeit bergli6eu NIT Oen
@reigniiien mel1e i6r borouSgin-
gen. Sic SorpeOirlmg" 10 iogt
oie 3eitung n5lpingt unS nidt 5u
elmer t6eotroliiben &riegserfldrllng
gegen GelltiAIano, po6l a6er our
@rgreiflmg bon MoBnabmen natio-
noler @ertbcioiguns, wel6e Gelti1-
IanO oiffaiien mag, mie es beliebt.
Bon 92aueu mad 8uenos
Aires.
9uenoS Wires, %. W}ai. II
S5ier lit cine 0elltibe orabtloie Sta
tion gebalt por0en, melde idon in
ipeuigen Sogeu in GieuIt eeitellt
WerOen ioa. Ginige 3eitrn0en ber-
Ianget oaB oie 9eniibung Der Sto-
tion OOn ser &egierltng Oer6oteu
meroen loQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25
ent6niiaitiIdJ bcariiat.

~ u p -. Utul. OlC lLull0p-
iii6e N2iiiion nab Oen Ser. Staa-
ten iii bel Ser 9[nfitnft bier bon Ell
ner groBen @eni6enmenge entbu-
iioItii6 begriiBt woroen. &remier
Ri6ot, D1iniiter 0es Snnern MalOD
lno anoere Gabinetsmitglieoer bot
ten iid sur 9epiafommning Der 9(6-
geianoten i'm gabn6of eingeflnoen.
Ger 9renier ioipie Die anoeren
Gabinetsmitglieoer begliidmiinicbten
ole @1itglieoer Der MiIiion 5u Ben
9ieiuItaten ibrer 9ieiie nod 9lmerifa.
g}a6 8eenoigung oes ofii5ielen
@mpiongs iogte Serr @iOiani bel
8eipredume ieiner 9(6reiie oon@oi6.
ineton: sd iaete Dem 8r6iioenten
8ilion, Wie tief geriibrt i'd Our6 Die
Spmpat6iebeflnorngen oes nmerifa.
uiiden 8olfes mar. Ger @rdiioeut
erluiOerte oaroui einfab. o@ir 1ino
9riioer in 6erieIben Sabe."
M arid dall Soffre Bel m
8riefidreiben.
9reit, "a. 02ai. - MaridoIl
Soffre beantportete ouf Ger lleber-
fobrt 230 bon 800 an 9oro ge6ra6-
ten 8riefe fir i6n. @r ieI6it iowie ser
SSuiti5miniIter gipioni 6otten Gau.
ienOe bon 8riefen erbalten uno be-
oaierten oaB iie uidt olle, beion6ers
ioIde bon ainOern, beantiuorten
fonnten glauben abcr, oaB Iie aIle
oieienigen, mel6e@elO ent6ielten, be.
antportet baben. sic baben i'm
@an5en etpa 100000 6roncs fir
Oeribieoene @o6ItbGtigfeits5pede err
bolten.
2 ebr befrieoigt bonn 81 e.
uItat ibrer &eife.
Gie @itelieoer Ser MiIiion iino
iebr 6eirieOiet iiber Oie Geiiltote if.
rer 9ieiie. sic limo ent3iidt ii6er sic
3uporfommenbeit 0es @rGiioenten,
ole @orme Oes @mpiangS ieitens oeS
YublifimS imo oen iiberol beflnoe-
ten guten 8iaen gegeniiber 6ranf.
reid. Sic 6robten Oie lleber5eugitng
NIT ii9, oaB glmerifo einen NIT Iei.
ner @r0Be I'M 8er6dItniB iteben0en
Sbeil i'm 9rieee ipielen miro.
@rGiioent g9ilion CAB bel ser Ser.
abidieOung Srn. @iOiani einen berg
Ii6en 9rief an 9rGiioent @oincure
nit, Der orei enegeidriebene Seiten
entb1lt.
&llgemeine 8eritdn6i-
gung.
WariBall Soffre bat geipiiIe N2e.
moranOa iiber @ereinbarungen nit.
gebradt, Oarlnter Die boloige N2it-
uirflng ser Ser. Staaten an ser
8eitfront, Die felt Der 9lbreile ser
@ommiiiion tbeilpeiie in 9[merifa
betannt gemadt Ooroen lit.
9IomiraI @bo6eprat bat cine Hare
9lrbeitsOeritGn0ielmg ii6er omerifa.
nil6e 6Iottenabii9ten ln0 Morquis
De @6ambrun bonn 9lusi6uB fir
auspdrtige 9lngelegenbeiten Der Ie.
pltirtenfammer bat Elm beionoeres
Stuoium bon @merifas 8e3ie6un-
gen 81 internntionalen politii6en
Yroblemen Oorgenommen. @r miro
in elmer Spe5ialberiammlung oes
aammerousi6uiies Oariiber 01ittbei,
lung eritatten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25
AmtIi6 nod
unbrltdti0t.
NtelOung bon &iftritt
ungariiden GGbinets.
Sic ausiudrttgeSaae Dmr1
Stiie mitbt beriibrt.

Snterue 9lneelegenbeiten DieImcbr
ausiAlieBGb fir Die ungebIi3c
9lbOonfung OeS 02iniIteriumS
beronhuortIid. II 0ie 6roge Der
91obfoleeridoft bereits beipro-
den. @rof 8i6D uno eraf
Saereupi in Oieier @erbinOune
genount.
2on0on "a. 02ai. - S6mo6l
eire in Der S6mei3 eingetroffene Ge-
pei6e aus 9uOopeIt oen &iidtritt Oe2
gan5en ungoriiden Ga6inets meloet,
lit Oas 9lusi6eiOeu Oes @remiers
@rafen Gis5a nod nidt omtlid be-
fannt gege6en fuorOen.
9}a6 elmer WlelOung aus 9lmIter-
Dam 6eri6ten ieOo6 @iener 3eitln-
gen, OoB cine 20itng Der Cabinets
friiis beOorIte6e, Sin5ugeiiigt miro,
Die &riiis iei Our6 innere 2lngelegen-
beiten llngorn's 6erOoraeruien NOR
oen mo 6erii6re IN feiner @eiie Die
auSmGrtige Gage oOer Sen &rieg
Sic unsaril6e @o6lreformfrage iolI
Die S6mierigfeiten arf Die Spite ge-
trie6en bo6en.
Sails Graf GiS5o'S 9ieiignotion III
@irfiamfeit tritt, ioIl @raf So6anu
3i6D ODER @rof @ela Serenpi Scr
irii6ere 9lder6oltminilter, gum glad-
folger in glusiidt genommen iein.
Gie leBte aus @ien eingetroffene
g{obricbt in 9lnIterOom 6eiagt ani-
ier &arl lmO ieine @emo5lin ieieu
bon @ien a6gereiit, Inn Die BON elmer
i6peren 9ranototaitrop6e oer6eerte
umgariibe Stoot @poenDoes 81 be.
Iuben, lno @rof Gis5a 6eeleite Sen
Wlonarben.
SiS3a nit ser @eiterfiib.
rung Scr @ei9 dfte be-
traut.
2onoon "a. 0loi. ~ Cine 9ieu-
teroepeide ans 9(miterOam meloet Die
folgen0e 6albumtli6e gta6ri6t aus
guoapeit:
oDa Ser G6nig ser ungariiden
@nblredts -gorlage ni6t 5ugeItimmt
bat, rei6te @remier @raf Sis5a Die
&eiignotion oes gan5en Cabinets elm,
mel6e bon Dem Wionar6en angenom.
men muroe.
@raf Sis5a pur0e NIT ser @eiter.
fiibrung Der Ioufenoen @ei6dfte be-
auftragt. SiniibtIib elmer 9luOien5
in @erbinolng nit Ser @eubilOung
OeS ungariiden Cabinets lit nod
feline @ntibeiolng getroHen."
@ a lreform &Orlage sic
0 II y II I q O G eS ~ u u
tritts.
Berlin, bia 2onOon "a. Mni.-
Ger Shir5 oes uneoriiben YremierS
@rafen Sis5a fam bier niht ii6er.
rai6eno. Sein 9iidtritt uuO oas
9(usi6eioen ieines Ga6inets mar 5u
erparten gepeien, na6oem ole Sppo-
iition in llngarn oargelegt bate, oaB
Sis5a elmer mirfli6en @ablreform
g9ioerItono entgegenieste. 9ies mar
aueenitbeinli6 Die &auptltria6e iei.
nes Stur5eS. @eitere 9la6ritbten
oeuten an, ooB Eis5a's ublebnenoes
8erbalten gegen Elm Oolliges San-
Observation-Disclosures init Geiltib.
Iano Oa5t beigetragen babe, feline
Stellung lm6altbar 81 MAIDEN.
Iie ais moglide g}o6folger ouf
ben Brenlierpoiten ermGbnteu Sra.
fen 3ibD uno S5erenDi woren frii6er
Nlitglieoer Der %artei &is5a's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25

lln0epoIlte @osbeit. y
gfeuer &ommis (5lm 6lterem: Ser
G6ef lit aber erob, er bat mid 9Rino-
pie6 genannt.~ ~ College: nSa, Ser
iogt Seoem ungenirt Oie @u6r6eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25

llnter Sreun0en. II Gap
pelS Grid 6eirot6et cine Sduulpiele-
rim pom StoNtt6eoter ?~ - ,SSo, Die
9laipe." Cine on0ere bdtt' i'm
AUDI ni9t geaommenE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25
GaSOrna 6rgt.
@a9 Oent amtli9en Ses
ridt ans NiOnt.
0SiH Sefterreid5ern Oties
Oerlaae beisebrOd)t babem.

Gie StaIiener ourdbraden ongeblid
Die 0Iterreidbii6en 2inien in Oeu
@ebiet 8ipiiden GaitugnuOi55u
uno Der Gee. ~ @ouen uugefdbr
5000 @cfansenc ecmodt bobcn.
2onoon unO 4oris miiien menig
su iasen.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-06

Esther Postle. /. n. 11eese, r.
sehnaible, J. Wenning. =. A. And.-
con, E. A. Grain. John AcCrory.
At the regular business meeting
on Monday evening, Ars. w. C. VOL
verton was elected chairman TO AZ
the vacancy created BY the yesignatiDa
Of Mrs. Corwine. To facilitate work
Mrs. Pietz and Mrs. Bates were elsgt-
ed first and second vics-chairmaa,
respectively.
The Red Cross Rooms are open Oh
every afternoon and also on Monday.
Wednesday and Friday evenings,
structors are in charge at xlr tMS.
If you have not been TO the room Try
and give Mt least one afternoon -
evening each week to this good cause.
Your bit will help to swell the volume
Of work finished and thereby relieve
some Of the suffering on the battls
fields and in the hospitals
Transparent service flags bearing
the Red Cross emblem to be placed
in the windows Of homes will be
feature Of the Red Cross membership
drive from December 18th to Christ
mas eve. The display of this flag
will mean that person in that home
is Red Cross member. Space win
be provided on the white field Of the
flag for additional stars to donate
more members from the same home.
On Christmas Eve it is planned .
have lighted candle behind the flag
in each Red Cross home, thus giving
expression to the universal character
of the Red Cross. Let there be Red
Cross flag and candle in every home
in Linton and Emmons county.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-06

10 year old son VINO was with him,
and through some kind Of . mixup was
unfortunate enough to have two
wheels Of the wagon pas over his
body, but fortunately was not seri-
ously hurt but was badly bruised.
The Marshal boys to the front
Gus. Paul, Will and George are all
serving Uncle Sam. Mrs. T. p. Mel
son. mother Of the boys has certainly
given her share to Uncle Sam. and it
is safe to say that she is the only
mother in Emmons county to give
that many sons to fight for our coun-
try. Besides giving themselves to
the government the boys have all
bought Liberty Bonds.
DR.. R. II. Treacy, we'll known vet
erinarian of Bismarck, died very sud-
denly at the Marine hospital in Chica-
go. The remains will be brought t.
Bismarck for burial and the Masonic
lodge will have charge of the last
rites. DR.. Treacy was the head of
the Dakota Montana division of the
United States department of animal
husbandry. DR.. Treacy was well
known to many Emmonc county peo-
pie.
VIM. Carmichael's Ford smashed
into buggy on the lower end of
Main street Sunday night and both car
and buggy we're badly broken
up. The buggy was one that had
been standing in front Of the black.
smith shop for some time. The four
occupants of the car were thrown in.
to the street and fortunately no one
was seriously hurt, but all received
a shaking up that they will remembe,
for sometime. This is the second &C.
cident that Mr.. Carmichael has hat
within the last six weeks.
4SCSOho uCoIISo' w SOo uPos
those who are in the habit of sending
4, in notices for publication advertising
public or private functions to which
an admission fee is charged, that W.
are compelled to make regular
charges for the publication of such
notices. Our advertising column,
are one of our main sources of in
come-in other words it is our stool
in trade. We are at all times pleas
ed to publish notices of church meet
ingl. society or school notices withou
remuneration, when no admission fe'
is charged, but when meetings, so
cials, sales, etc. are held for the pur
pose of raising money. our regula
rates, the same as are charged bus
mess firms, must be paid
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-06
LINTON BRANCH OF RED CROSS

The Linton Branch wishes to ex-
tend thanks to DR.. r. R. Hogue for
the use Of his building and for tho
many conveniences which he has 80
kindly installed. Tho drop lights and
the motors for the sewing machines
are especially appreciated. Thanks
are also due Mr.. Coventry for one
electric motor, and due to many per-
sons who have loaned something for
making the room more home like.
Easy chairs have been sent in by the
Mesdames Scott. Petrie and Wolver-
ton. Mrs. Wolverton has also loaned
a large rug which covers the floor in
the corner Of the room occupied by the
knitters.
Miss Frances Petrie has loaned
neat little desk and sewing table.
while Mrs. Bates bought and made
the sash curtains. w. E. Petrie
Company furnished the stove
The Linton Branch has completed
the following articles which are on
display at the Red Cross Room:
Eight sweaters; ten pairs of seeks;
one scarf; four pairs of wristlets; six
suits Of pajamas; six bed shirts; six
convalescent robes; three comfort pill
lows: The Fifth Grade has made two
scrap books. The following articles,
sent in by the Omio Branch, are also
on display: One sweater; three scarfs;
one pair Of socks. Material has been
taken out by various ladies of the
Linton Branch for fifty garments,
knitted and sewn
There are three sewing machines
in the Red Cross Room which were
loaned by the following ladies': Mrs.
Corwine. Mrs. Petrie and Mrs. Cell.
The M. F.. church loaned a dozen
chairs to the Red Cross.
Out of town visitors at the Red
Cross room this week, were: Mrs. Ho-
genbirk. chairman Of the knitting
committee, and Miss Cornelia Greve.
both of StrasburK. These ladies
spent two afternoons in the Red Cross
room familiarizing themselves with
the work. and also took HON"
them pattern garments for the use Of
the Strasburg Branch. Mr.. Ward,
Of Hazelton. called 60 see the work
and see how the motors worked.
t Misses Josephine and Helen Baker
of Livona. and Mrs. Ira Burge, Of
Glendive. Mont. were also visitors at
the room.
The following persons became mem.
bers of the Red Cross during the
week: John McCrory, John Wenning
Mrs. P. G. Rocks. Fred Schnaible
Ben Ketchum, Mrs. Ray Little, M
T. BarRer, Mrs. NJ. I. Barger, A
ID. Linderman. Mrs. Tom Fergus
Mrs. Chas. Coventry. Mrs. Esthe1
Postle, Mr.. A. C. Wagner, Andrea
Richter, Mrs. George Burge, Mrs
John McCrory. Mrs. Tom McCrory
IA. S. Kinney, Enoch Becker, Mis-
Frances Cameron, Mrs. Fred Helm
rich, Fred Heinrich. Mrs. G. A. Her
OF, G. A. Herolz.
During the past week the Germa
Baptist church contributed the sum Q
fifty dollars. In addition donation
were received from the following pei
sons: G. A. Herolz, Fred Heinrich
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-06
DEATHS OF THE PAST WEEK

Mrs. Delano Heath, sixty years old,
passed away at her home in Linton
Friday morning Of cerabrel hemor-
hage. There are several relatives
left to mourn her death. The funeral
was held at the Baptist church Satur-
day afternoon.
Christian Nelson, sixty-eight years
old. died Of chronic Bright's disease
Saturday at one o'clock ut the home
of his son, Peter Nelson, who lives
on farm six miles north Of Linton
Mr.. Nelson had been confined to his
bed for the past year. A. l.. Portz
went out and got the remains and
shipped them to Viborg, s. D., Mon.
day morning. The family accompa.
MED them.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-06

A. "A. Yonksrs from Garrison, N.
D., arrived in town, Friday, and will
visit friends.
Miss Cornelia Greve Of. StrasburR
was an over-Sunday guest II Miss
Frances Petrie.
Mrs. Charles Carley, I'D laughter,
Miss Clara, visited friends in iceland,
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart of Stebbins,
N. OAK, spent Thanksgiving at the
Coventry home.
Come in at the Heyerman Jewelry
Store and see our fancy display of as
sorted gifts ADV.
Jack MeCrory and wife left Satur-
day for California where they will
spend the winter.
Mrs. and Miss Shefloe were tran.
acting business ut the Capital City
Friday and Saturday.
Atty. Charles Coventry was bus
mess visitor in the Capital City Mon
day of this week.
The Bismarck orchestra will furnish
music for the dance to be held here
Friday, Dec. 18th.
|. Mrs. Christ Loebs returned Tuesday
from Eureka, S. OAK. where she has
been visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spicer, Of Watauga
S. OAK, were the week end guest.
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Coventry.
United States Marshall Chas. Scott
Of Fargo, was a caller in Linton
Thursday night Of last week.
Fred. Ketterling and Gotlieb Der
niger. of iceland, were transactinl
business in Linton Monday.
Next Saturday afternoon the ladie
Of the N. E. church will hold a sal
in the Opera House. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ,Petrie an
Fred Petrie spent Thanksgiving at tn
Naramore home, in Braddock.
Harry Petr/ left for the Twi
Cities Wednesday. Mr.. Petrie vii
buy Xmas goods for the store.
Edwin Mcneil left for his HON. a
Odessa, Mimi, Monday, after spend
ing Thanksgiving with friends.
Fred Smith and family of Temvi
were in town last Saturday doinI
shopping in the Linton stores.
Buy your Xmas gifts At the Heye,
man Bros Jewelry Store where 70
get your engraving free.-Adv.
! The Misses Josephine Johnle an
Emma Pietcke from Bismarck sper
Thanksgiving At tho Johnle home.
C. C. Becker Of Ashley has bee
in town the last week transacting bu,
mess.
The Guild cleared $11o.77 at thei
fancy work and food sale, which Wa
held at the open house, Dec. LIST.
Join the Red Cross.
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Join tho Red Gross.
Eighteen days to Christmas.
Rev. Luchs left for Bismarck, Mon
Aay.
Alfred Becker Of Pollock spent Sum
day in Linton.
Gust Bareth of Temvik was caller
in town Monday.
A. j. Fischer from Hague was call
ing on friends, Monday.
Atty. Cameron made a business
trip to Bismarck Sunday.
Mrs. C. Bertheau returned from
Bismarck hospital, Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Deis, of the Omio
ncighborhood, is seriously ill.
K. c. billy was laid up few days
this week with sore throat.
Mrs. S. j. Horness of Braddock
Was calling in Linton, Friday.
NJ. Baumgartner from Starsburg
was a caller in town, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schlagel from
Hague were in town, Thursday.
Christ MAIDEN, from Dale country,
was caller in Linton, Monday.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
.Sseenland Wednesday afternoon.
A. G. Hunt from Braddock was
transacting business in town, Friday.
Ralph Armstrong Of Hazelton was
"trnnsacting business in town Monday.
Mr.. Ward Of Hazelton was trans
acting business in Linton, Saturday.
Don Paul from Greenway spent the
week end visiting friends in Linton.
Miss Ruth Ketchum of Hague was
calling on friends in Linton, Thurs
day.
l.. d. Seeman left for the Twin
Cities Saturday, returning Wedncs.
day.
Miss Emma Schultz was passen.
Ger to Bismarck the first part Of the
week.
Tho Embroidery Club will meet
with Mrs. Tom Fergus. Thursday If.
ternoon.
Carl Vorlander and Miss Britt,
drove to Eureka Sunday, returning
: Monday.
John Heyerman and his mothe,
,called on friends in Westfeld las,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Schweigleman o
Strasburg spent Sunday at the Klu
ger home.
E. D.. Fogle left for the Twin Cities
Thursday of last week, returning
Monday.
". H. Boschker from Pollock, s
Oak, was in town the fore part o
the week.