Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-05-10

OarI VOIWuOeI mas purchased -FOUR
new Bucks, one;six and three tours.
C. C. Becker, of the German Amer
lean State Bank, will go to Ashley
Saturday for visit with his family.
DR.. Wolvrton was called to the Rie-
ker farm nine miles east of town yes
terday by patient needing medical
attention.
Gustaf Kundert, who has been
teaching school in the Hague neigh
borhoOd this winter, is in town for
few days. visit.
Oscar Michelish, who has been en-
ployed by the Thompson yards in Lin
ton, has resigned and has returned to
his home in Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Stedman are the
proud parents of u new girl which was
born last Thursday. Mrs. Stedman was
formerly Miss Florence Coon.
DR. IL. A. Schipfer, Physician and
Surgeon. Practice limited to the Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat. City National
Bank Building, Bismarck, N. D.-Adv.
Cockburn and Lingenfelter are OPEN
ing up the garage just soAth of the
Sautter livery barn and it will be run
under the name of the Linton Auto
Co.-Adv.
Mrs. Hauser, one of the earliest
residents of the Winona country, was
a Linton visitor yesterday. Mr.. Hulm
of the same neighborhood, brought
her to town.
Ward Norman suffered painful ac-
cident yesterday morning when he
got some hydrochloric acid in his eye.
1t is not thought that he will be per-
manently injured.
Richard Sauttcr has moved his res
idence from it's old location near the
Carpenter Lumber Company yards to
the southeast part of town, and is hav-
ing an addition built.
Rev. Sweeney, young minister
from Evanston, ILL.,, arrived in Linton
Friday to take the place of Rev. Van
Horne, who was forced to give up his
charge because of i'll health.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Becker, Viola
Becker and A. E. Becker were members
of an auto party from Ashley Thurs
day to visit at the Heinrich home. The
j party returned home next day.
/ An accident happened at Hazelton
yesterday which resulted in the pain
! full injury of young lad by the name
of Germaine. His head was badly cut
and several stitches had to be taken.
| Dewitt Van Horne arrived last ev-
ening to arrange for shipping the Van
Horne household goods to their home
at Sykeston, this state. Rev. Van
Horne isS recovering his health but
slowly.
Several Hazelton young men went
to Bismarck Tuesday to enlist in Co.
A. They were Victor Bechtle, Mat
Tremer, Edward Temple, Bert w
Thompson, John E. Hayes, William
E. Williams, LYMAN Ostcr, Chester
Tiffin and Walter Ellis.
Il While returning from Minot Sunday
via the main line of the 500, at lit
tie station near Courtenay, large
crowd was at the train and the village
band was playing the Star Spangled
Banner. The occasion of the patriot
ic display proved to be young man
of the village on his way to join the
navy for the war.
Mrs. H. E. Paul, for many years
chief standby in either the Office of
the county auditor or the count!
treasurer, left Saturday morning o
last week for Bismarck where she
will be deputy county treasurer under
Treasurer Richard Penwarden. Mrs
, Paul is an expert in book work of tina
nature, and the new county treasure
is most fortunate in his choice of help
e For the present Mr.. Paul and Donal'
will remain in Linton.
The county commissioners hav
been in session this week, most o
their time being consumed by roa'
I matters. The Linton Bridge and Con
y struction Company had in the loves
bids for cement culverts, and for tn
: bridge to be built west of town, AM
were awarded the contracts. Tues
- day the board, accompanied by tn
e states attorney, autoed to the south
q ern part of the county to confer wit
't residents of that section as to tn
road building program which they r.
IL quire. Yesterday was also spen
4 viewing roads.