Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-22

learned Of the death. Of Z. II. Deer
schlag's mother In lows, where Mr..
d. went upon receiving the message.
Grant Cameron d finishing . term
Of school in the Emmonsburg country
Ha commenced teaching on Monday.
Born. on Tuesday, May 10th, TO Mr..
and Mrs. Conrad Wingerter Jr., twin
boys. All doing nicely. Congratula-
TONS.
Miss Anna Weber, Of Fargo, spent
Monday night in Linton on her way
to Hague, where she will visit rela.
tives.
G. F. WAGNER and family and the
Seeley family spent Sunday ct the
Liversage home in the KintYre coun-
try.
n. T.. Anderson, Civil War veteran
and father Of E. H. Anderson. Of Lin
t9n, spent a few days here the past
Paul Marshall is the latest soldier
boy to return home. He saw service
with the famous 32d Division in
1 France.
Miss Amelia Bibelspacher, Of the
Hazelton country, is in Linton this
week for treatment at the Wolverton
hospital.
Mrs. Sisco and her daughter, Miss
Leona, of Kintyre, came to Linton
with the Fogle girls Friday night for
q short visit.
4 H. n. Hanson, county superinten-
dent of schools, returned Saturday ev-
ening from an educational convention
at Grand Forks.
James Nelson. Of the Winona. coun.
try, was operated upon at the local
hospital last Thursday evening for
ruptured appendix.
Mrs. N. T. Barger and Mrs. A. r.
Corwine will entertain the Catholic
sewing circle this afternoon at the
home Of the former.
Philip Able, of Artas, arrived in
Linton Monday for visit at the Mar
tin Reidlinger. home. Mr.. Able is
Mrs. Reidlinger's father.
| Miss Edith Bushnell, who has been
teaching the Zacher school, finished
her term last week and left Tuesday
for her home in Minnesota.
Mrs. Valentine Schneider was taken
to Bismarck Friday morning, where
she entered one Of the Bismarck hos
pitfalls to undergo an oneration.
John Horner spent the latter part
of last week in Bismarck visiting with
his sister. Margarct. who is working
in the First National Bank there.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Heverman and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Rynkema spent Sunday in the West
field neiehborhood visiting friends.
i Miss Bessie Dvkema. Of the West
field neighborhood. has been quite
seriously i'll of infiammatorv rherma.
tism. but is now about recovered.
| Adolph Becker, Of the Pollock
nairhborhood. was brought to the
Wolverton hospita1. last week. to be
treated fo- infiammato-v rheumatisr
i n. v. Bossert. we''-knnwn farme,
living northwest off Hazeltor spen,
Tuesday, NIGHT in Linton nm HE, wa,
home from visit in South Dakota.
i Mrs. A. c. Benedict. of the Temvil
country. was q Linton visitor Frida,
Of last week. While here. Mrs. Bene
dict had picture taken of their twir
babies.
u DIR. Wolverton has made humble,
q Of professional visits, recently, in tn,
neighborhoods Of Temvik, .Strasburg
Westfeld, Winona, Hull, Napoleon
and st. Anthony.
The big barn on the Frank Levi
! place burned to the ground Monda,
J night of this week. Several >sets o
harness were lost in the FIRE and on
] horse badly burned.
I'll Carl Vorlander has disposed of hi
drug business in Linton. The Ston
K Drug. Store purchased the drug stoc
4 and fixtures, and Messrs, Hogue an
Coventry the building.
John Holsti was down from Kintyr
q a couple Of times last week. Monda
:. morning he went to Aberdeen to b
. a member of the class taking tn
r Scottish Rite degrees.
L. E. Feinstein was up from Zee
q land the latter part of last week. Be
: Blinderman came up with him to hel
n in the Feinstein, store during the at
sence of A. Pomerance.
The barn on the Rice farm thre
miles from Strasburg, WAS total
destroyed by fire the first of tn
week. An auto. which was stored j
the barn. was also destroyed.
H. S. Westmiller was q bhsines
visitor in Linton, Monday evening
from Fargo. Mr.. Westn1iller !, ia
brother of Miss. Margaret Westmille,
former teacher, in the Linton school
The next meeting Of the Omi
Farmers Union will he held Wednes
day evening, May 28tb. At this tim
the prize on best poultry record wi
be awarded, and all such record
should be, presented.
The Misses June and May Vasic
and Mamie Bell left yesterday morn
ing for their homes in Kansas Cit,
Mo-, and Grand Forks, N. D., respes
: lively, after having completed thei
terms Of school in the Marie neighbol
hood.
It is reported that the 18Th Div
sion is returning to the United State
from foreign service. They ara sur
posed to reach Camp Dodge about tn
first of the month. Several Emmon
county people are members Of tina
division.