Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-02-22
IN TOWN AND OUT

lew months visit with relatives nj
eastern points during that time.
Miss Hem, the Hague school
teacher, and F. j. Sinner, cashier OF
the First State Bank of Hague, spent
Friday night at the county seat.
Chris. Wolfer, former Linton mcr-
chant, spent several weeks in Linton
while waiting for train to Bis
marck. Chris. is living in Eureka
Mrs. Roger Stedman returned to
her home near Temvik Tuesday after
visiting for some time with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Coon, in Lin.
ton.
Attorney Jorgenson, of Sisseton, s.
D., was in Linton Thursday on legal
business. He is the attorney for
Fred Surfing in a law suit with Fred
Kelsch.
w. Fransen, Henry Sorem and
VIM. Beard were Braddockites here
Sunday and Monday attending court.
Mr.. Boards case did not come up at
this term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heintzmann
have returned from their extended
visit at Omaha, Neb. Mr.. H. took a
course in automobile repair work
while there.
Fred Kist, the new meat market
man, went to Steele yesterday for a
short visit to finish up his business
affairs before coming to Linton to re-
side permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wohl, of the
Braddock country, went to Ashley
Friday to attend the marriage of
their son, Fred, to a Miss Hidden
brand. They returned Tuesday.
Adolph Stalk and j. A. Miles, of
the firm Of Stalk & Miles, of Brad
dock, returned to their home Tuesday
after winning their law suit with the
Braddock Equity Elevator Company
VIM. johnson and VIM. Schwab
were unloading car of shelled corn
the first of the week which they ship
ped in from South Dakota. Most of
the corn was spoken for before it ar
rived.
Mrs. Jacob Jangula is very ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Renskers and
thrcc-months-old daughter, of Dale
spent Tuesday at the county seat.
While here they had some dental work
to have done.
Judge Nuessle and Court Rcporte,
Wattam left Tuesday by train fo1
Bismarck. This was the first train
north since the blockade of three
weeks ago, and the Judge at once
opens court i'll Burleigh.
Little Irna, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alva Burge, is back from the
Bismarck hospital where she has been
for couple of months receiving med.
ical treatment following her injury by
being kicked in the head by q horse
She is we'll again.
DR.. Baer, the Braddock physician
and county health officer, spent Sun.
day and Monday in Linton. He had
been called as witness in the case
between the Braddock Equity Eleva.
tor ind Stalk q Miles, bu. was not
required to testify.
The N. P. arrived in Linton Mon.
day night after three weeks tussle
with snow-banks between here ard Nc.
Kenzie. They probably would not BIZ
here yet but for the fact that the com.
|pany finally authorized the local crew
to start bucking the snow from this
end.
Beginning Of Lent on Ash Wednes
day, February 21st. The season O.
Lent is the time before Easter com
prising forty days of fast and abst:
nence. Special devotions will be hel.
at the Catholic church on Friday at
p. m during lent. Easter Sunday OF
April 9th.
The Omio NJ. E. church is sending
all an invitation to come to an oyste
supper that will be given in the nea
future. The proceeds will be used t.
reduce debt that was contracte'
when the church was first under con
struction. Watch this paper for dat
and place ADV.
August Vinroth was taken to Abcr
deem Monday to secure medical at
tention following an internal injur
, received when he slipped on the ic
near the railroad crossing. HERNIA
Bertheau accompanied him. Wor
= from Aberdeen is to the eeffct tina
August was operated upon Tucsda
and is recovering.
Carnival and Basket Social at tn
!. opera house. Friday evening, Februar
e %, 1917, given by the Ladies' Guilt
: and everybody invited to attend. A
J. ladies requested to bring baskets cor
tainig lunch for two, and hot coffe
will be furnished. Baskets will b
!, auctioned, and proceeds go for churc
= improvement
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