Emmons County record., 1919-08-28
town On Tuesday Of this wesk.


County Auditor E. II. Brant was .
business visitor in Bismarck the first
Iof the week. He went up to attend q
meeting Of the tax supervisors.
Miss Flossie Warner left Saturday
morning for her homa in Ipswich, s..
D., after spending some time in Lin
ton. guest at the Fogle home.
Mrs. NJ. T. Barger and son, Jimmy,
returned home Thursday, from visit
with relatives in Wisconsin. Mr.. Bar
ger drove to Bismarck to meet them.
Joseph Dillman and jos Fischer
and party Of Strasburg people
autoed through Linton Sunday on
their way to the river to get grapes.
Rev. Andrew Kolbeck, at one time
priest Of the local parish, visited with
friends in Linton, Tuesday night. Fa-
ther Kolbeck is at Lefor, this state.
Inow.
Mrs. +. E. Schmidt and baby left
this morning for st. James, Mimi,
where she will visit at the home Of
her parents. Mr.. Schmidt win go
there later.
Several of the young ladies Of town
attended show at the Chas. Carley
home Saturday evening in honor of
Miss Clara Carley, who became a
bride this week. l
Otto Becker, Thomas Barger, Chris
Jangula, Herman and Oscar Bertheau
and Enock Becker autoed to Bismarck
Saturday in the latters car on busi-
ness and pleasure trip. 81
Pete Baker came down from Bis
marck, Monday evening, returning
home the next day, accompanied by
Joe Baker, who has been working for.
Paulson and Sternhagen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Sautter and
daughter, Luella, rsturned home the
first of the week from Emogene,. s..
D., where they visited with the, Geo.
Burge and Geo. Sandidge families.
Henry Maier sold his house in Lin
ton the past week to Peter Ostsr..
The Maier family have moved to Nc
Laughlin, S. d., where they have pur-
chased land, nine miles from there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gillespie left
the first of the week by auto for a
visit with relatives and friends I'M
South Dakota. They were accompan-
led by Mrs. Gillespie's mother, Mrs.
Kaster.
Mrs. John Barney arrived in Linton
last week from her home in Grand
Forks and is visiting at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Coon.
Mrs. Barney will be remembered by
Linton people as Miss Ida Coon.
E. H. Smith, accompanied by the
H. H. Hinton family ,autoed to Bis
marck, Sunday afternoon, whera they
met Mrs. Smith and son Lyle, who
were returning from visit with
friends and relatives at Cooperstown.
They returned Monday evening.
Fred Gau and Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.
Anderson left via auto Saturday af-
ternoon for Bowdle,. S. Oak, where
they remained overnight with rela-
tives. They went from there to Free
man, where they mat Mrs. Gau, and
returned to Linton Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Logan, Philip
and Mary Logan, arrived in the city
Saturday afternoon from Mt. Pleas
ant, Iowa, for short visit with Rev.
S. NJ. Swaney and family. They made
the trip by auto, coming by way of
Minneapolis and thence on the Red
Trail. go
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Attorney Chas. Coventry, accompa-
MED by Miss Grace Dawson and Mas
ter Stewart Coventry autoed over to
Grant county, Sunday, to get Mrs,
Coventry and Marion and Phyllis, who
had been visiting with Mrs. Coven-
try's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Stew
art near Carson
A. E. Tye and son, Russell, passed
through Linton, Thursday of last
week, on their way to their home in
Hazelton with threshing machine
they had purchased near Hague. Mr.
Tye informed US that his son, Kay,
well known to Lintonites, had not re-.
turned from overseas yet.
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