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

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Charlie Rensselaer, was over from the
river Friday.
Phil. Tempel was down from Tenn
vik Saturday..
Arnold Int veldt, of Westfield, was
here yesterday for short visit.
"a Mrs. Memo DeBoer, of Pollock, is
visiting Linton friends this week.
C. A. Borstad, of the Temvik coun-
try, was Linton visitor Saturday.
-Mesdames Lenhart and Rotzien were
Hazelton ladies in Linton yesterday.
Paul Martin and Charlie Meier are
building new homes in North Linton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller and family, of
Hague, spent yesterday at the county
seat.
Forrest Lapaugh is visiting his un-
Gle, Wallace Kyes, down on the farm
this week.
Representative Fay Harding and
son were down from northeastern EN-
mons Monday.
Beginning next Sunday there will
again be regular Sunday services in
the Episcopal church.
-. The Linton Light and Power Com
psny 10 having well dug on their
property in East Linton.
Master Harry Stevenson, of James
town, is visiting his sister, Mrs. A. L.
Portz, in Linton this week.
Vincent Hoffart and Anton Kraft
went to Bismarck yesterday to bring
down some new automobiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holsti were in
Linton Friday night. John was down
again Monday on land business.
Mrs. w. Heyerman expects to leave
Friday Of this week to visit relatives
and friends at Mountain, this state.
VIM. p. Groen, Jake Groen, Ed. P
Nieuwsma and Arend Hasper were
well-known Hull people in Linton or
Tuesday.
VIM. Gabbert has started work or
the excavation work for his fine new
modern residence which he will built
in East Linton.
Il. d. Seeman went to the TwiI
Cities yesterday on business. Mon
day he shipped cattle and hogs to tn
st. Paul market.
Lloyd Harmon, well-known Bismarcl
violinist, was in Linton several day
last week, and assisted with the musi'
for the band dance.
]. Hollister and VIM. Bechtle wen
to Bismarck Tuesday by train an
drove home new Dodge that after
noon which belongs to Mr.. Bechtle.
Frank Tempel, for many years
Temvik lumber dealer, was in Lintol
Tuesday on his way to South Dakot
and other points looking for land seek
ers.
L Y. Shaw, of Aberdeen, represent
ing the Paramount Creamery Com
pany, was in Linton Saturday on bus
ness with the local agent, H. A. Thore
SON.
B. Tempel, formerly a Temvik banl
er, now living in South Dakota, sper
yesterday in Linton on his way to loo
after farming interests in the Temvi
neighborhood.
Miss Martell, of the Bismarck ho'
pital force, was in Linton Friday 9
her way 20 attend case at Polloc
When she returns she will leave fl
France as Red Cross nurse.
Victor Seedig, Jr., of the Temv
country, was in Linton Saturday for
short visit. He spent the winter
the st. Croix lumber camps near D.
! luth. and will be at Temvik during tt
summer
While in Minot last week the writ
met Eddie listed, who formerly pla
ed base ball with Pollock and wi
Strasburg. He is now employed
the Leland hotel as a clerk, and W
play ball with the Minot team
/, Treasurer Atha as checked in Mo
cay, and the old treasurer, Mr.. 1rw
checked out the same day. The
wins will be here for few weeks
finirhing up business affairs befo
leaving for their. California home.
Harold Gillespie, who has been VIC
/, ing for some time in Aberdeen. pril
ing offices, arrived in Linton yesterd
i for visit with home folks. 'Har'
will soon go to Rochester, Mimi,
I treatment for tuberculosis of the KIN
I Supt. w. E. Berner and Gen. Ro'
( master Thos. Challoner, of the N.
inspected the north line Tuesday
private car at Linton. They were
ranging for needed repair work on
line. Freight Agent Kraft was a
4 in town over night Tuesday.
"A marriage at Aberdeen Monday
Of interest to Emmons county fol
the contracting parties being Gu
Davis and Lydia Reidinger, forme
OF .Temvik. From Aberdeen Il
went to Marmarth to visit. Mr..