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

Dray.-Adv.
Mr.. Linderman was down from the
Hazelton country Tuesday.
Norman Roop, Of Hazelton, was
Linton visitor Tuesday night.
Rev. and Mrs. Keturakat, Of iceland,
are guests this week at the Brokofsky
home.
Don't forget the good supper at the
opera house Friday, S p. m. to Z p. m.
Adv.
]. J.Bichler, of the Strasburg coun-
ttry, spent yesterday with relatives in
Linton.,a
M. sBaumgartner, prominen. Stras-
burgite, was in Linton yesterday on
business.
Roy Scott is busy this week paint
ing and papering the interior of the
Home Hotel.
Mrs. L. Meier and family left yes
terday for Mobridge to join Mr.. Meier
in their new home.
Attorney Chas. Coventry has dis
posed of his old Ford car, and is now
sporting new Dodge.
A supper will be served by the La
dies Aid at the opera house, May
18th, s to z p. m.-Adv.
Agent Zimkowski has been enjoying
a visit from his wife and daughter who
are here from Minneapolis.
AS yet, no action has been taken to
provide suitable exercises for Mem
orial day. The time is short.
Miss Ethel Fogle spent several days
in Bismarck the past week. She ac-
companied Miss Marie Beckman.
Ed. Rocks, who returned home last
week from Fargo for a visit with his
parents, returned to school Monday.
M. P. Kaiser, of Braddock, spent
Tuesday evening in Linton. He was
accompanied by Miss Grace Dawson.
M. Cornelison, well-known Hague
farmer, spent Tuesday and yesterday
at the county seat visiting with
friends. A..
Mike Barger and Master Thomas
went to Bismarck Saturday to- visit
with Mrs. Barger, who is'at st. Alexius
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Streeter went to
Bismarck Saturday, returning home
Monday night. Little Miss Beverley
accompanied them.
Carl Vorlander and Miss Jessie
Britts went to Bismarck Monday by
train, bringing back new automobile
the same afternoon.
| The band boys had good crowd out
Friday night to their concert and the
dance. The music was excellent, and
the dance we'll enjoyed.
/ Albert Tough spent several days at
Temvik taking care of the lumber yard
there while Agent Grotting was on a
visit to the Twin Cities.
| County Supt. Lester Briggle and
Mrs. Briggle returned home Friday
from Minot where they attended q
convention of educators.
Rev. Gunnell, who has been visiting
on the Pacific coast for several months
past, arrived in Linton Monday night
He reports most enjoyable trip.
Miss Clara Carley and Mrs. Charles
B. Carley spent Friday and Saturday
in Bismarck. The former desires tt
secure training as Red Cross nurse
l Mrs. Vern York, formerly Miss. Ar
chaline Maclachlan, of Braddock, wa.
in Linton Monday night on her way t.
join her husband on farm near Self
ridge.
Mrs. Scott has moved from the littl,
building on the Stella Smith johnson
property to the Fred Johnstonbaugl
place. The latter have gone acros
: the river.
Arthur Pitts and A. H. Irvine wen
to Bismarck by automobile Monda.
night, the latter being examined 70
admission to the Fort Smelling train
ing camp.
Matt. Gillespie, member of Co. A
!. N. D. N. G., spent Sunday at HON
with his mother. Matt. is one of tn
boys guarding the N. P. bridge Yves
= Of Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meier, Jr., wer
" to Bismarck Saturday. Mrs. .Meie
returned to Bismarck again this weel
. and will receive medical treatment 9
:, St. Alexius hospital.
;" Miss Marie Beckman went to Bi!
- marck Saturday to arrange for n
- ceiving training as Red Cross nurs
for service later with the America
. army to be sent to France.
- Otto Becker, assistant cashier of Il
:. German American State Bank, lie
81 Saturday to join his brother on tr
70 to Minneapolis where the brother hi
enlisted in the naval service of Il
TX United States.
It. A mammoth raid was pulled off
~ Minot Monday night by the. coun
ID and state authorities, assisted by Me
or ST. Watkins and Finwall, of the E
'e. forcement. League. Some fifty victir
d. were roped in.
P, John Blore and DR.. W.. c.. Wolvert
by autoed to Bismarck early Monds
.r- Mr.. Blore was examined for admissi
he to the Fort Smelling. training can