Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-02-28

son at home.
We are glad to report 70 our read :.
ers that We have new correspondent
in Strasburg and we are sure our
readers will find some good news in
their weekly letters.
l.. D. Seaman and family arrived
home from their California trip on
Friday night of last week. The peo-
pie of Linton are glad to have them
with them again.
H. D. Sullivan has taken up his
new position with THE LINTON
LIGHT & POWER co., and says he
thinks Linton is one of the best little
towns in the state.
The local board is busy this week
giving the physical examination to SO
men that are in class one. There is
nothing definite known as to when the
North Dakota men will be called into
training.
Harry Hinton returned Tuesday
from Masidee, Colorado. Mr.. Hinton
was called there last we.k to attend
the funeral of his father. The people
! of Linton extend their sympathy to
Mr.. Hinton.
] Attention is called to the new ads.
in the Record this week. The Linton
Bazaar, Carpenter Lumber Co., Kist
Meat Market, Bosch & volk, Electric
Theatre, Heyerman Bros, Emmons
County Motor Co., E. P. Zunkel,
First State Bank, Don L. Tracy. :.
John Larson, of Bismarck, supcrin-
tendent of the Carpenter Lumber Co. u,
was business caller in town last
Thursday and Friday. The Carpen-
ter Co. is about to start work on their
big lumber shed, and the shed is one
that will be credit to the town.
Attention is called to the Heyerman
Bros. nd that appears in this issue.
They have succeeded in getting the
handling of the new Edison disc ma
chine. The machine is wonder, and
everyone is cordially invited to come
in and hear the deterrent selections.
| Edward Espeseth of Denbigh, N.
D.. says he has been cured of kidney
trouble and severe back ache by DR.
Mellenthin's treatment. DR.. Mellen-
thin will be in Bismarck at the Nc
4 Kinzie Hotel, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, March IA, Is 16. Hours:
9 q. m. to a p. m.-Adv.
Mrs. Scott Cameron. has been ap-
pointed chairman Of the Woman's
Auxiliary of the Third Liberty Loan.
Mrs. Cameron will appoint vice-chair-
men throughout the county, and their
duty will be to solicit the women of
the county to invest in the Liberty
Loan, and to help boost the sale of the
bonds.
Auditor Brant, Sheriff Meinhover,
A. H. Irvine, Chas. Coventry, Prof
Shef1oe, Harry DeFoe, Charley Paul
son, A. M. Britts, Art Pitts, f. B..
Irvine, Anton Horner, Ed. Hoff and
Jake Kramer were passengers to Bis
marck Monday morning to attend the
Home Guard meeting at that place
and also to hear the war speakers.
They report the meeting as being we'll
worth attending.
The following goods were shipped
from the Emmons county chapter of
the American Red Cross last week:
6 scarfs, ID pairs of wristlets, 63 pairs
of socks, 101 sweaters, 10 blanket
robes, sc wash cloths, n bed shirts, %
pairs of bed socks, SO pairs Of pajam-
sa, II comfort bags for hospital use
II comfort pillows, 176 towels, 10 pill.
low cases, z refuge caps, refuge
} dress, pair knitted bed socks, he'll
met, and 3 joke books. These goods
were shipped frc.. the following chap
ters: Linton, Nestfeld, Omio, TEN.
vik and Dale. This is sure splendid
showing.
In letter from j. R. Smith who
is spending the winter at Pasadena
! California, he encloses the following
list of people who registered from
Emmons County at the North Dakota
picnic held at Los Angeles on Febru
: airy 16, 1918:
William Jones
Thomas Jones
Florence Culbertson
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCrory
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Pietz
Mr.. and Mrs. L M. Doerschlag