Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-06-05
team, is visiting Linton friends this

team, is visiting Linton friends this
week.
Richard Sautter has purchased the
building where the CRYSTAL Store is
located from Fred Kist.
Mrs. Engelbert Meier, of Strasburg
underwent an operation at the VOL
verton hospital Tuesday.
Why pay over eleven hundred for
a "four" when you can buy an Oak
land Six for $3.50. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hoff and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Bossert autoed to Bismarck
Friday in the latters car.
Herman Busby made a business
trip to South Dakota points this
week to look over some land.
Found-Auto crank on main street.
Owner call for same at Record Office
and pay for this notice. adv.
Word has been received that 1t.
Stewart Cameron has landed in the
States and will soon be in Linton.
Word has been received in Linton
that Jay Sandidge and Chas. King
have landed in the United States.
Mrs. Leopold Baunfgartner, living
west of Strasburg, was operated up
on at Wolverton hospital Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. WAGNER Rodenburg
and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Rodenburg
were up from Wsstfield yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Uhlenkott and
Miss Elizabeth Volk wsre up from
Strasburg Sunday visiting friends.
The chautauqua outfit have inform
ed Linton people that they had de-
cided to give US the Ego by" this year.
Miss Ruth Erbst, who is teaching
near Temvik, spent the latter part of
last week visiting at the A. H. Irvine
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bader and son
and Stewart Coventry went to Dale
Decoration Day returning home Sat
urday.
Miss Margaret Baker returned to
her home in Bismarck, Monday, af-
ter an. extended visit with Linton
friends.
Anthony Complain and Arie Van
Vugt, both prosperous farmers near
Hull, were business visitors in Linton
yesterday.
A. H. Irvine is expected to land to-
morrow in the United States ate,
several months service with the over.
seas forces.
Judge A. M. Weller, who has beer
| in the hospital at Rochester for some
time, returned home Monday and i.
much improved in health.
Valentine Schneider and daughter
Eva, returned from Bismarck, where
they had been with Mrs. S., who il
i'll at one of the hospitals.
DR.. Wolverton made number o.
examinations in the Marie neighbor
hood, Monday, for the Northwestern
National Life Insurance Co.
/. T. Clancy is erecting a six-roon
bungalow on his lots in old Linton
The new structure will be modern j,
every way, with full basement.
Peter A. Sogstad and o. M. Tras
ia came over from Rraddock countr!
Monday to take in the speech deliver
ed here by State Auditor Kositzky.
Alton Junge, who is attending tn
Dakota Business College at Fargo
is home on a short visit. ALTON ha
about six weeks more until he viii
finish.
Sebastian Schumacher, living tel
miles west of Linton, and who wa
critically i'll of pneumonia, is nov
considered by DR.. Wolverton to be GU
of danger.
| P. W., w. p, Arthur, and W. W
Groen, A. Hollaar, John and Henri,
Plageman, A. Terpstra and Joh7
Thinner, were business visitors her
yesterday from the Hull country.
| M. ]. Baumgartner Jr., and Mis-
Regina Klein were married Monda,
at the Catholic church at Strasbure
Several from here went down in tn
evening to attend the wedding dance
Alex Walther and Miss Clara Beck
man autoed to Bismarck Friday t
take in the Decoration Day exercise
and visit friends. They were accom-
panied by A. r. Rudow and John OF
hauser.
Estrayed-black sow hog, wit
white spots. Heart punched in RICH
ear. Gone since April 9th. Weigh
$50 pounds. Last seen north of m
place, along the river. Notify Charlie
Rensselaer,, Linton, N. D.-adv.6-7
DR.. j. H. Shoemaker, D. V. NJ, lef
on Tuesday morning on an overlan
visiting trip to Robinson and othe
points in this state to the north. d.
said he needed little rest and tho
this would be his opportune time t
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