Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-12-26
Merry Christmas.


Mrs. ]. A. Lang is victim Of
the "iu."
Edith Libke Is enjoying weeks
vacation.
Thomas Barger is home for the
holidays.
Alvin Atha is confined to his home
with Influenza.
John Schlangen Of the Emmons-
burg country was in town Monday.
William Macnider had a sick spell,
but at last reports was recovering.
Herb Ketchum of Emmonsburg was
. business visitor in Linton Monday.
C. vorlander and young son Of Eu-
reka were in town. few days last
wsek on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. C.. Brooks were
in from South Prairie Tuesday doing
their Christmas shopping.
Albert and John Wander Wal were
in today from the southwestern part
of the county on business.
John Wilmot was in from the Dale
country last week. John has two
sons helping "Watch the Rhine"
Mrs. John Rensselaer, has moved
into town for the winter. She re-
Gently purchased the Lane property.
Frank Chesrown returned from a
two wesks' trip west of the river,
and will spend Christmas with his
family.
Mrs. A. C.. Brooks mother and
sister returned to their home in Blu
ford, this state, Monday, on the north
bound train.
S. F. Rudd and daughter returned
from Rochester Tuesday. Mr.. Rudd
has been taking treatments at the
Mayo hospital.
B. c. A. Denholm, one of the
Emmonsburg bonanza farmers, was in
Tuesday, and made the Record Office
pleasant call.
Alton Junge, Geo. Horner and
Berthold Reidlinger came down from
Fargo last Saturday to spend the
holidays at home.
Miss Bertha Backhaus, who is at
tending school in Eureka, came home
last Saturday to spend Christmas
with her mother.
Ruth Larson and Hulda Anderson
came down from Temvik last Friday
and left for Ortonville, MIMI, Satur-
day to spend Christmas with home
folks.
E. E. Schmidt, who has been
building silos for Messrs. MAIDEN and
TIMBER in the Dale country, returned
70 Linton Monday to spend Christmas
with his, family.
Frapces Cameron went to Bismarck
Monday to consult dentist and meet
the little Cameron girls who were re-
turning from Carson, N. D. They
returned Tuesday evening.
Jacob Reiker, Jr., Of the Omio
neighborhood, was in the city Tues
day on business and for short visit
with his parsnts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Reiker, Of West Linton.
Strayed from my farm about
month ago, one Fox Colored Mare,
about four years DID,. with white spot
on facs; wire cut on left front hoof;
weight about 1900. Notify Adam
Wolf, Linton, N. D.. $3.50
Capt. R. r. Hogue, of tho United
States Army Medical Corps, who has
been stationed at Rochester, Mime
sofa, for some time and where he
has been working at the Mayo Insti-
tute, has been assigned to a Base
Hospital in Chicago.
On Sunday noble bunch Of city
,nimrods went out to scalp coyotes.
Their plan, like Hindenburg's, was all
right, only it didn't work. The MIN
rods were going to surround the coy
otes while they were taking their at.
ternoon nap. Well, the coyotes
weren't mapping. This boys chased
them around awhile and then return
ed TO town-neither side any the
worse for the hunt.
Secretary Baker has informed
Chairman Dent Of the house military
committee that the war department
had decided that all discharged sol--
dicrs NAV permanertly retain the