Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-02-21

rIeO JOnnStOnDaugn mas accepted
p. railway at Bismarck. The fam
lily leaves Thursday to make that city
their future home.
Ed. Graf, book-keeper in the First
National Bank, left Tuesday morning
for Fargo where he has been sub
poenaed as witness before the Grand
Jury in the Kuntz case.
Rev. Swancy will conduct an Ex-
tensive Campaign and will preach.
eyangelistic messages every Wednes-
day and Sunday evenings until Easter.
You are invited to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Memo DeBoer, of
Pollock, are in town this week. Mrs.
DeBoer is visiting at the Heyerman
home and Mr.. DeBoer is looking after
his implement BUSINESS here.
Enoch Becker, who joined the Navy
some time ago and was sent home on
furlough, has received call to re-
port for duty at Minneapolis. Enoch
does not know exactly where he will
be sent.
/ H. P. Tracy, of Dale, father of
photographer Don L. Tracy, was
here last week attending court. Mr..
Tracy left Saturday for Braddock
where he will visit his daughter, Mrs.
Thore MAIDEN.
Any of the business places in Linton
or any other town in the county may
have tickets on the Red Cross Pony to
sell by asking for them. The sale of
these tickets should be pushed by ev-
eryone so as to make this big sue
cess.
! In the rush of getting out the paper
last week we forgot to make mention
of the birth of baby girl born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Nickel, and are
duly sorry that we overlooked this.
Joyce Glenola Nickel, born Saturday,
February 9th.
/ The revival meetings at the Meth
odist church were a great success.
The meetings will be extended until
Easter. Evangelistic services will be
/; ON Wednesday and Sunday even
ings. Tho public is invited. In
spirational song service.
i Joe Van der Vorste, one of the lead
ing business men of Strasburg, was
transacting business in this city or
Monday of this week, and while in
town placed contract with the Rec.
ord for his Overland advertising. The
first ad appears this week.
, On Monday afternoon, Feb. IL
1918, occurred the wedding of Mr..
Chester C. Brogden and Miss Louise
Graf, both of Hazelton. The cere.
mony was performed by Rev. s. M.
, Swaney at the Methodist parsonage
Their many friends wish them lon;
! and happy life.
4 There will be a dinner and sale Sat
urday afternoon, February 23d, at thu
, home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sandidgc
, formerly the E. E. Pitcher farm. TIL,
. proceeds of this dinner and sale viii
!, 60 to the Omio Branch of the Ret
Cross. Donations gladly received
and sold at auction.
: Albert Junge, chairman of tn
. Thrift Stamp committee, explained t.
:, the school children of this city, las
Monday the principal of the War Saw
ings Stamps and how and where the.
: can be purchased, and as a resul
! quite few of the school childre
! have purchased these stamps.
Mr.. Fred E. Lind, of Rockford, Ill
who has lad charge Of the music q
the Methodist church, returned to nj
home Monday morning. He will IN
: ter the army Y. M. C. A. Trainin
8 School in Chicago and expects to 500
be in servi.'c He las given up his &C
{ cupation as singer for the present be
: cause Of the great call to servic
s among the men in the camp.
{ o. E.. Burge returned Saturda
{ from Linton bringing back the balanc
! Of his cattle that have been winter
5 ing on the old place in Emmons cour
s ty. He was accompanied by "Jack
I Mitchell of Linton, who is seeking
! location on this side Of the river. Mr.
5 Burge is an energetic booster for til
s reservation country and the town {
Z Shields, and is doing his share to IL
! terest friends and strangers in tn
) country Of opportunity Shields Ell