Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-04-03

Miss Klonda Lynn returned to the
University at Grand Forks, Tuesday.
o. =. Burge, of Shields, was BUSH
ness visitor here from Saturday un-
til Tuesday.
Miss Helen Baker returned to her
home at Bismarck, Saturday, after
few days visit here.
The Episcopal Sunday School was
reorganized on Sunday, March Both.
AL interested persons are welcome
to attend.
Rev. Geo. Buzzelle, of Bismarck,
will hold services in the Episcopal
church Thursday evening, April 3rd.
Mrs. F. ]. Pietz and Mrs. Angus,
Obermeier returned home Saturday
night from weeks sojourn in Fargo
H. O. Sauer and E. D. Fogel were
soliciting all day Monday for the
American Armenian and Syrian Re-
lief Work
Fred Wohl came down from Tenn
vik, Saturday night, to spend Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. j. P. Wohl.
Pvt. Raymond j. volk, of Stras-
burg, was an overnight visitor here
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ben Haggard and two little
daughters Alice and Velma went to
Cannonball, Saturday morning, to
visit at the j. King home.
Miss Halle Carmichael, who is
teaching the Balch school, was the
guest of friends here over Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Kyes were bust.
ness visitors in from Emmonsburg
from Monday until Wednesday.
Philip Schenkenberger, Of Temvik,
sold can Of cream to j. Schenken-
berger which Melted him 1864.
L. Challman, brux examiner, o.
Fargo, was here Monday.
G. H. Naramore, of Braddock, was
in attendance at the leasing of the
school lands this week.
Lawrence Hull, of Driscoll, who
recently returned from France, is
spending the week in town, the guest
of E. d. Fogle and family.
]. L. Payne, of Pollock, was in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wolfer, OF
Eureka, passed thru Linton this week
on their way to Bismarck, where
Mrs. Wolfer will enter one Of the
hospitals for an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ironwood
and Mr.. and Mrs. Littlechief, of So
len, were in town Tuesday.
VIM. Lahey and Geo. Lamar, for.
mer Milwaukee brakemen, have &C.
copied positions on the main line.
Wallace Kyes has sold his ranch
west of town to- o. E. Burge, and
will make his home in Linton in the
near future.
Mrs. E. r. Atha and Mrs. A. N
Junge will entertain the Ladies
Guild, at the home of Mrs. Atha, on
Wednesday afternoon, April 9th.
w. H. Baker came down from Haz-
elton, Monday night, to attend ths
leasing of school lands.
If you want cash money for yout
cream and eggs, bring them to John
Schenkenberger, Linton, N. Oak. 81
| The Linton Cafe, with H. E. Egg.
lesion as proprietor and chief chef
opened up for business Monday ev.
ening, and served supper to quite 6
number of people. Success to you
Harry.
John Ohlhauser, of Herreid, spent
week here visiting relatives.
M. A. Stanley, Berner Hansen, R
o. Kleppe, H. Sundahl, ]. Thoreson
and Lewis Kleppe, of Kintyr-, wer'
among some of those who ATTENDED
the leasing of school lands at tn
court house here his week.
]. E. Holsi, prominent farmer o
near Kintyre, transacted business Il
the county seat this week. Mr.. Hol
sti has just been released from on
of the Bismarck hospitals, where h
received medical treatment.
Carol Stedman, of Temvik, was il
town Friday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Swartz and famil,
have returned home from St. Paul.
Rev. Jos. Zaidon, of Brooklyn, New
York, who is touring this section o
the states in behalf Of the American
Armenian and Syrian Relief Work
came down from Fargo, Monday ev
eniing, and spoke to full house a
the Electric Theatre between shows
He explained, as best he could, tn
dreadful situation of these countries
the people Of which are obliged t
go about half dressed and naked an
without food sufficient to keep tn
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