Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-10-23


doors and windows and summoned DR..
Wolverton. All the members Of the
family are recovering, but are quite
i'll.
FARM for RENT-640 acre farm
for rent in 80 and 34-131-79. 220
acres broke. For particulars call at
the Farmers State Bank, Linton. ADDS
Mrs. F. C. Brooks and Mrs. A.
C. Brooks left Monday for Mondak,
Mont, where the latter will visit for
few days before going to her home
in Knapp, Wis.
Fred Walz spent Sunday in Linton
on his way to his home in Ashley
from Bismarck where he was dele
gate to the state convention Of the
American Legion.
Mrs. Lizzie Dow, of Mandan, state
duty organizer for the ladies Of the
Maccabees, spent Thursday Of last
week in Linton in connection with
work for the local hive.
Mr.. John Schlangen returned home
the past week from visit to his old
home in Indiana. A sister Of Mrs i.
Schlangen accompanied him home for
a visit in Emmons county.
Geo.. Roy and Harry Tenant and
John Biddlecomb were up from the
Dale country Tuesday. Harry made
final proof before Judge Tracy and
the other gentlemen were witnesses.
DR.. Schwinghamer. the Napoleon
dentist, will be in Braddock, Monday,
Oct. IT,; Hazelton, Tuesday, Oct. %,
and Strasburg. Wednesday, Oct. 18th.
prepared to do dental work. Come in
early.-Adv.
Mrs. John McCrory left Tuesday
for Tacoma, WASH, where she will
visit relatives. Later. Mr.. McCrory
will meet her there and they will jour.
ney to California where they will
spend the winter.
L. E. Feinstein went down to Zee
land Saturday evening returning Sun
day with Mrs. Feinstein and the child
rem. The Feinstein family will make
Linton their home having purchased
the Crowley residence.
Misses Amelia and Pauline Kraft
were up from Strasburg Monday Wis
iting relatives. Miss Paulina remain
ed in Linton and will visit at the
Frank Meier home for few days.
Joe Kraft brought thin up.
Buddy Germain returned to his home
last Saturday after a two weeks stay
at the Wolverton hospital. The little
fellow was critically i'll for quite Q
while, of enterocolitis, compiicatine
whooping cough, but is now recovered
Miss Laura Pring left Tuesday fo1
her home in Bonderant. Ia. after
spending the past week in Linton with
relatives. While here she sold hel
farm, in the Enmonsburg neighbor.
hood, to o. E. Bnrge, for $50 per acre
The following people were ISSUED
marriage licenses the past week: Jos
eph Valid, Strashurg and Mary Gross
Hague; Karl Gross and Barbara He'll
man, both of Hague; Casemer Brau
nagel and Anna Valid, both of Stras
burg.
Albert, the three year-old son o.
Peter Serr, of the Hartford country
was badly scalded last Friday wher
he sat down into a painful of almos
boiling water. He was hurried to thu
Wolverton hospital where he is rapid
ly recovering.
| Package left at the5barber shol
some time ago contaiiing two pair o
small shoes and q few other article
which were purchased at the Crista
sale. Owner may have same by call
ing at this Office, identifying thes
articles and paying for this ad.-Ady
i The Priscilla Club held bushes
meeting at the home. of Mrs. E. I
Atha last Thursday, evening and elect
ed officers for the year. Mrs. Thorn
as Fergus was elected president of tn
organization with Mrs. F. j. Piet:
; Vice President and Mrs. E. H. Smit
Sec. and Treas.
Richard Sautter continues to i'm
prove, at the Wolverton hospital. frol
the effects of the accidental gunshc
wound he received two weeks ago
Mondays the wound was skin grafte'
! Emil Sautter furnishing the nece.