Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-05-03

vik Monday.
VIM. Jones went to the Twin Cities
Wednesday for short visit.
Fred Bader, Of the Winona country,
was Linton visitor yesterday.
Roy Scott went to Strasburg Mon
day to do some paper hanging.
House for, rent. Apply to Frank
Meier, Jr. Linton, N. D.-Adv.
]. H. Jennings, Of the Marie coun-
try, was q county seat visitor Monday.
Jane King was up from the En-
monsburg country the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haggard and George
w. Lynn made an auto trip to Hague
Sunday.
Oscar Michelich, of the Thompson
Yards, spent Sunday with sister at
Strasburg.
MI. and Mrs. Leon Howard are en-
joying q visit from sister of Mr..
Towards.
John Dyk gid wife and Mrs. Dyk-
ema, Of Sffasburg, were Linton Wis
itors EAday.
B. Valid and family were Strasburg
people in Linton Tuesday night, the
guests Of friends.
Ed. Rocks returned from Fargo,
Saturday, where he has been attend
ing business college.
Mrs E. T. Atha entertained the La
dies Guild yesterday afternoon at her
home in East Linton.
Chris. Bosch is going to have one
of the finest lawns in town one of
these days. He is planting trees and
lawn grass this week.
The w. E. Petrie store had a very
Handsomely decorated window in OBJ
servance of Baby Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Smith returned
Saturday from Bismarck, whe-c they
had been visiting for several days.
Tuesday was the first Of May, and
the little folks were busy with the
pleasant little custom of hanging May
baskets.
Miss Sailor, sister of FIR. Sailor,
will entertain the Catholic Sewing Cir
Gle at the home of her brother this af-
Z ternoon. -
A son of Ignatz Bosch, living east
Of town, is staying at the Alex. Bosch
home in Linton while receiving medi-
cal treatment.
Mr.. John McCrory was called to the
state Of Washington Tuesday by the
serious illness of his brother, who is
we'll known in Linton.
Mrs. Roy Morris, sister of Mrs.
Wentz, returned Wednesday to her
home in Iowa after couple of weeks
visit with her Linton relatives.
Mrs. Fred Junge, of Braddock, ar
rived Friday for q visit at the w. O.
Z Irwin home prior to their leaving for
California to make their home.
Oscar Will the pioneer seedman of
the Missouri Slope, and one of its ear.
lest residents, is reported to be dan,
gerously i'll at his home in Bimarck.
Mrs. Brokofsky will entertain the
members of the Clio Club Friday Of
this week. Mrs. Irwin, who will soor
leave for California to make her home
will be the honor guest.
Emil Hardt, Phil. and Reinie TEN
pei, Elmer Grotting and Harry Hanson
were q bunch of Temvik people il
town Monday night. Emil Hardt ant
Reinie Tempel assisted in the band.
Harry Hinton went down to the Pol
lock country the first Of the week t.
see about the planting of crop OF
his farm down there. Arthur Pitt
took him down, and Tony Leuwer &C
companied them.
Friday night is the night of the BIZ
band concert and dance to be given b.
J the local band boys. From all appear
ances, there will be record attend
ance, and the vent will be one wei
worth attending.
F. R. SchilIing, who has been spend
ing the winter months with his famil
at Vermillion, S. D., arrived in Linto
last week. He reports that a larg
number Of the students at the univel
sity there have already enlisted.
%Spring seems to be on the job, q
last. Since Tuesday the weather ha
been ideal for growing, and there
all kinds Of moisture in the grount
For this time Of year, the prospect
couldn't be more excellent.
Judge Carley this week issued maj
riage licenses to Michael ]. Schumacf
Ell; Of Ipswich, and Martina Bosch,
Strasburg, and to Frank Fastelin an
Helen Issacson, Of Kintyre. The la
ter couple were married in Linto
Monday.
The Record il in receipt Of an au
ton sale bill announcing big sale
highrgrads stock on the Patterse
ranch near Waco, Mont. From Il
description Of the bill. Charlie mu
have some pretty valuable stock
that ranch.
REMEMBER THE BAND BOY
CONCEPT DANCE FRIDAY EvEl
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