Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-15

. county super1ntendent1 meeting.
!. 7. Clancy is having q new hun
galow erectsd on his place in old
Linton.
Remember thu Senior Class Play at
the opera house Friday evening, May
23rd. Be there!
Oscar Bertheau went to Aberdeen
the first Of the week. During his
absence his brother, Franklin, is as
sisting in the depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude HARDWOOD and
Mrs. Matte McVsy, Of Temvik, were
in Linton Friday to attend the funer-
al Of Judith Ramey.
John Larson, Of Bismarck, auditor
for the Carpenter Lumber Co., spent
Thursday Of last week here on bust
ness for his company. 3
Gottlieb Bechtls ST., has purchased
the Chas. Meier interest in the Lin
ton Leader and is back again in his
old place in the store.
VIM. Paradise, member Of the firm
Of Paradise & Beck. was down from
Bismarck Friday Of last wsek look
ing after business affairs.
Why not let your wife enjoy her
Sunday by taking the family to the
Linton Cafe for Sunday Dinner
Served from 6 until o'clock. S
Don L. Tracy received a card from
Ed Graf the first of the week, stating
that they had been reviewed by
Pershing and would leavs for home
about the 18th Of this month.
Fred Pietz has purchased a new
Fordson tractor and Bill Jones is
engineering it on their half section
which they recently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Miller and baby
were up from Hague over Sunday
Joe will take charge Of the Thomp-
son Yards thsre in short time.
Lineman Buckley and H. E. Eggle:
ston autoed to Temvik yesterday af-
ternoon, the former to do some line
repair work, the latter on business.
K. M. G. thirty miles on one gallon
of low grade kerosene oil. Agents
wanted in Emmons county. C. H
McGee, state agent, Fargo, N. Oak
adv. 4-5
Auction Sale of dishes, stoves, cook
ing utensils, chairs, tables, etc, al
John Schenkenberger's Cream Station
on Saturday afternoon, May 18th, al
two o'clock sharp. s
A marriage license was issued this
wsek to Anton Malson and Emilia
Keller. both of Strasburg, and to
John Backhaus, of Pollock, and Mar.
tina Reimer, of Hazelton.
Linus Pierson, Of Braddock, war
an arrival in Linton, Monday, hav.
ing just received his discharge from
overseas service. A pistol and fielc
glasses were souvenirs he carried.
WHOEVER HAS OUR PIPE
HOLDER AND 6-INCH WELL AU
GER PLEASE RETURN THEM AS
WE NEED THEM AT ONCE.
BREDBERG & GILLESPIE
Tractor and Car Overhauling
trouble shooting. Work right; prices
right. Repairs at cost. Will 60 an.
place any time. Get me or leave cal
ut phone 77-2. John H. Blore. ,(3-4-.
Linton is getting to be quite ,
fishing point. Several peopla- ar,
having some big feeds from tn
creek. THERE'S a big tub Of live fish
in the window of the local mea
market.
Mrs. H. H. Hinton left Tuesda,
morning for Fergus Falls, MINI.
where she will visit for few days
She viii be accompanied on the re
turn trip by Mr.. Hinton's mother
who will make an extended visit i,
Linton. III
Edwin Wilson, nephew of Jone,
Bros, left Monday for his home il
Seattle, after a short visit with Lin
ton relatives. Mr.. Wilson was il
Uncle Sans navy and was on his wa!
home from Italy when he made hi
Linton visit. y IT.
In the Bismarck Tribune Of Tues
day evening appeared the pictures o
the 1919 graduating class Of the ST
Alexius Hospital. Miss Magdalen'
Weber, sister Of ]. ]. Weber Of Lin
ton, and Louis Weber, county com
missioner, appears in the class.
DR.. George Monteith, Of Hazelton
who spent something like year il
the hottest part of things over II
France as first lieutenant, medica
corps, has returned to Hazelton, ant
his many Linton friends are waitin,
for chance to enjoy visit with hin
C. A. Borstad was a Temvikit
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