Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-03

stHcy Llccu stU0 OOOk0 WHICH are Oh Ilt.
tie use to the person who took them.
They ask that the box Of books be re-
turned to the front porch Of the
school 20 that they may find their
way to the owner. There is no desire
to know who the parties are, only
the books being desired.
An infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Van der Vorste, OF Westfeld, was
instantly killed last Friday when It
fell from q bed and dislocsted its
neck.
Mrs. w. C. Wolvefton and children
left Tuesday for an extended visit
with relatives in Kansas City and
Olatha, Kan. Doctor took them as
Tar as Eureka by auto.
Prof. F.. A. Boyer, formerly Of the
Hague school, passed through Linton
yesterday on his way to Bismarck to
visit friends. While in Linton. he was
a guest at the Fred Kelsch home.
Mrs. S. F. Goodreau. of Shields,
spent the past week visiting relatives
and friends in the Linton neighbor-
hood. While in Linton, Mrs. Good
reau was the guest of Mrs. o. E.
Rurge.
John Holsti, of Kintyre, was Lin
ton visitor Tuesday. bringing down
Pete Halonan, of Vienna, S. D., who
was returning to his home after look
| ing after his farm in the Kintyre
country.
Ferman Busby returned home from
Montana last wsek 40 as to cast his
vote in the referendum election. He
helped put Emmons county over the
top, even though the state went ":
other way.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schulz ant
two children autoed over from Ashle,
the latter part of last week and spent
several days in the Linton and TEN
yik neighborhoods visiting with rela
tives and friends.
Marriage, licenses were issued tn
mast week to Gerrit Haak and Minnie
Hollaar, of Hull;' Jacob Ferderer ant
Amelia Wohlhoff. of iceland; Gus
s. Gullickson. of Napoleon, and rReb'
Wurm, of Kintyre.
Jacob X. Rsnz and family, of tn
Pollock country, were in Linton Mon
day to meet Mr.. RS brother. Charlie
of the Hazelton country. They will
visit with their Emmons county rela
tives for few days.
/ Elmer Anderson received two car
loads of young heifers from Siou'
City, Iowa, the first of the week. an
as soon as the proper branding is com
pleted, will take them out to his ranc'
on the reservation.
i Miss Lydia Jahnle, who 'visite
friends and relatives in Bowdle, S
\, n, the past week, returned to he
home in Linton yesterday. Miss Vel
ma Sautner returned with Miss jain
lie and is her guest.
II lDeTt 4IflISS TSLuTIcu AhSG WIEN lIOs,
his overseas service. He is in IT,
best of health, and thoroughly apr,re
ciates the experience gained in ser
Twice. This is his second war, he beinl
La Spanish War, veteran.
i E. 7. Atha and son, I. B. Meinhov
er and the Record man attended tn
base ball game at HAzelton Sunda
afternoon between Hazelton and Bis
I marck. The. Hazelton team beat tn
I Capital City bunch IL to 1.
II Mrs. L. d. Seeman and son, Lever
lin, returned to their .Iinson home thi
week from Minneapolis, where Lever
in has been attending school. M,
Seeman went down to the city las
| week and accompanied them home.
y John Schulz went up to Bismarc
Thursday morning Of last week to b
with Mrs. Schulz for few days a
the Bismarck hospital. Mrs. Schul
underwent 4uite serious operatio