Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-31

iceland, spent Monday night in Linz
ton, looking after business interests
and visiting At the "A. Pomerance
home.
A shower WAS given at the Seaman
Park last Wednesday evaning in hon
or Of Mrs. J. d. Meier, nee Miss Otel-
Ia Hauge, by several Of the Linton
ladies. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Barger and E.
A. Anderson autoed to Bismarck Sum
day, returning home the following
day, accompanied by Mrs. Anderson
and baby.
Pauline Wenning was a patient for
several days last week at the local
hospital, as the result Of sunstroke
sustained while helping her father
with the harvest.
Miss Verda Greer arrived in Linz
ton last week from Washbnrn, where
she visited friends for few days.
Miss Greer is a guest at the A. II.
Irvine home in Linton.
Mrs. E. ID. Fogle returned home
Friday from a visit with alatives at
Mcintosh. Miss Hazel. who accom-
panied her mother to Mcintosh, will
remain for longer visit.
The Catholic Sewing Circle held an
ice cream social on the lawn west Of
the depot last Thursday evening,
which was success both from q so.
cial and financial standpoint.
For Sale-Sevaral choice registered
Short Horn Bulls; also few cows
and heifers.
14-17 adv L. A. Corwin & Sons,
Sd Hazelton, N. Oak.
Mrs. Emma Sharphorn Bull and
Mrs. Baptiste Pierre. two Indian wo-
men from TT. Yatss and Cannonball,
respectively, came to Linton, -last
week, for examination and treatment
at the local hospital.
-Four young Sammies passed thru
Linton Tuesday evening in Ford
touring car bound for the north. They
had come, as was evidenced by PEN
nant decorations on the car, overland
from Xenia, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. Johnstone, of
Ashley, were guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Belverstone, of
the Dale neighborhood. the past two
weeks. Mrs. tombstone is the mother
of Mrs. Belverstone.
B. p. Meier, better known to Lin
ton folks as Bonnie, arrived in Linz
ton. Monday, to spend his vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Meier, Sr. Mr.. Meier is depot agent
at Hickson, this State.
Miss Rose Vosseler left yesterday
for her home in Minneapolis after
spending her vacation here with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Vosseler. Miss
Vosseler is head nurse at st. Andrews
Hospital in Minneapolis.
Alma, the ten-year-old daughter Of
Martin Riedlinger, underwent an OPP
Grafton at the Wolverton hospital
last Friday, for the removal of rup-
tured gangrenous appendix. She is
making rapid recovery.
Theodor, son of Philip Fischer, liv-
ing ten miles east of Linton, mat with
a painful accident, one day last week.
when he was kicked in the forehead
by horse. The wound was cared fol-
at the Wolverton hospital.
Will the party who found ladies
watch, Elgin movement, II jewels
urday. kindly return same to Recorc
gold hunting case, lost week ago Sat.
Office and receive reward of .$5 90. NJ
questions asked. 15tf. :
Don't wait for the Record reporter
to call on you if you know Of al
item, just call up phone 81. We arr
always on the job with pencil ane
paper to jot down what you know
and what we want to know.
Tribune: Otto Becker, cashier 0.
the Farmers State Bank at Linton
Vas in Bismarck Monday on business
Mr.. Becker drove here in his automo
bile and said that crop conditions
were good considering the drouth.
Mrs. Mcyey and daughter. L. NJ.
visited friends in Linton the pas
week. Mrs. Mcvey Is taking mucl
needed vacation and will not retur,
to her duties at the Tamvik telephon,
Office until the first Of September.