Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-24

leo Dy Martin heisler, VINO also at
tended the meeting.
Attorney and Mrs. Chas. Coventry
and children spent Sunday in West
field. y
Miss Mabel McCulley left Monday
for visit at the Wn. McCulley home
at Reader. Little Miss Dorothy, who
has been visiting with her grandpar-
ents in Linton, returned to her home
with Mabel.
Mrs. 7. B. Meinhover and children
returned to Linton the latter part Of
last week after q short visit in James
town. They will leave in few days
on an extended visit in Minnesota
and Wisconsin.
Will the party who found ladies
watch, Elgin movement, II jewels,
gold hunting case, lost week ago Sat
urday,' kindly return same to Record
Office and receive reward of $500. Nc
questions asked. 15tf.
| Fred and Ellsworth Butler returned
the past week from camp, having just
received their discharge. The two
boys enlisted together and went all
through the war together without
having been separated once.
VIM, Bechtle drove to Bismarck
Sunday, to take the Misses Nelli.
Wolverton and Frieda Bechtla back
to their duties at the Bismarck Hos!
pital, after nights visit at home
/, Ben Wolverton and F. B. Streescl
accompanied him.
Several Lintonites attended a dance
at Braddock last Friday evening. The
tBraddock people have erected a large
bowery and had Mandan music. Thoss
attending from here report a fine
time. They will give another dance
next Saturday evening.
The school election which was to BIZ
held Monday, was passed up by the
local school board, as it is impossible
to raise but small amount of the
money needed at this time. Now ths
question comes as to where they will
house all the school children for 6
few more years.
Mrs. John Sc..ulz returned las
Saturday evening from the Bismarck
hospital, where she underwent an op
Grafton some time ago. Miss Hid.
Bechtle, sister of Mrs. Schulz, am
Miss Nellie Wolvcrton, nurses in til,
hospital, accompanied her to Linton
returning early Sunday morning fol
duty at the hospital, VIM. Becntle ant
B. F. Wolverton taking them back il
the formers car.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Blewitt, of Mas
sau, MIMI, Mrs. Ida Dearborn, o
Minneapolis, Mimi, and Mr.. j. N
Barker, of Glendale. N. Oak, wer'
overnight visitors in Linton. Friday
They were on a business and pleasur,
trip trough the country.
/ Attorney Buck, of jamestown, re
turned home last week from bust
ness trip to Linton. Between Temvil
and Hazslton, the car in which h,
was making the trip, broke down. TIL,
Record man came along in time t,
give him cliff" to Hazelton, fol
which place he had started on foot.
c. w. and L. E. Whitney autoed u,
from their farm in the Glanavon dist
riot, Monday morning, and boarde,
the N. P. for Bismarck, where they
attended to business matters. The,
returned to Linton Tuesday evening
c. W.. reports considerable damage b,
hail to the crops in that vicinity last
week.
Attorney Mackoff, formerly of Bel
field, was in Linton Friday night on {
business visit. Mr. Mackoff is 8
brother-in-law of Merchant Pomar.
ance. He is moving to Dickinson
from Belfield and will go into partner.
ship with Attorney Simpson. Mr.
Mackoff was one of the minority men
bers of the house of 1916.
Burleigh County Farmers Press: j
E. Holsti, of Kintyre, spent yesterda,
and today in the city. Mr.. Holsti is {
retired farmer, but still works abou
a thousand acres-byproxy. Activel,
he sells real estate. He is an enthu
siastic member of the Nonpartisal
League, and boasts that Kintyre j,
the only real league town in the state
Leo Beck arrived here last weel
from Beach, this state, and is tn
guest Of his brother, Everett Becl
and wife. Leo was only lately dis
charged from the army, having servet
several months with the overseas for
ces, where he was injured by an arm.
truck and invalidated to hospita
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