Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-10

will state that the former is tks
street running east and west between
the Linton Bazaar and r. r. Hogu.
building and the latter is the stree,
running east and west between the w
E. Petrie store and the Postofiice.
Mrs. S. Pietzke arrived in Lintor
the first Of the week for visit at ths
home of her daughter, Mrs. Merkel
Of the Temvik neighborhood. Mis-,
Emma Pietzke, another daughter, will
be remembered by Linton people a,
having made her home here sevara
years ago.
Paul Jewell, aiveteran Of the Worle
War, was down from Bismarck Thurs
day night Of last weak to assist tn,
local post of the American Legion Il
get. started. Paul is the son of tn.
late NJ. H. Jewell, founder and fol
many years active head, Of the Bis
marck Tribune.
J. l.. Schauer, Gottlieb ,Schaucr
Fred Eisenbeisz and Jacob Klipfe
autoed over from Ashley, Sunday. am
spent the day visiting with r. P
Buckley and A. R. Rudow. They re
port an abundance of rain and tn
crop conditions very good in that par
of Mcintosh county.
Anton and John Horner and Free
Kelsch returned last week from thei
cattle-buying trip across the river
They were not very successful in tn
venture as result of hitting slid
ing market. However, they were ii
the Twin Cities to see John Barley
corn turn up his toes.
G. A. Buttery, for the past fou
years buyer for the Farmers Eleva
tor at Linton, has resigned his posi-
ton. and left yesterday for Warwick
N. D., to visit his parents. Mr.. But
terry has not yet made definite plan
for next year. Chris Bosch, of Lin
ton, takes the place of Mr.. Butter.
here.
1t seemed for time that the par
would be without lights the Fourth
when Mayor Kruger attempted to Sc
cure some wire from the light plan
for such use. Mr.. Waldenberg wa
not there himself, but the employee
seemed to be averse to letting tn
wire go. Mr.. Kruger finally secure
what he went after, however.
| County Treasurer Earl Atha drov
to Ortonville, Mimi, Saturday, t
spend few days with his parent.
His brother, Floyd, who was only re
Gently discharged at Camp Doog'
made the trip with him, after Spend
ing a few days in Linton. Floyd wer
through the war as member of tn
ssth Division, being sergeant in tn
313th Engineers.
The Record is in receipt Of lette
iJVIu dlcu AuIHSI, uOW loEdSeu
iPine City, MINI. Glen is now in IL,
real estate and insurance gama; pes
ding pine needles. etc. His fathel
II. NJ. former well-known Lintonit,
, is doing well in the moving-pictur
business there. Glen enlisted in Un
Gle Sans forces within a few days nj
ter war was declared in 1917 an
spent 16 months in France.
The special school election to vot
on site for the new Linton schoc
building will be held from 2 to I
M, July 21st. The vote at that tim
will decide whether or not the ne,
building is to- be located somewher
near the present site of the Frankli
building, or whether it will be locate
in the east part Of town. Indication
are that a lively scrap will take place
In;any case,tit is the hope of the Rec
ord that this question can be settle
satisfactorily without endangerin
the final proposition of bonding tn
district. After this election is helt
the question Of bonding will be pu