Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-03

HaGMoNs COUNTl
two weeks auto tour. Mrs. Streeter.
returned to Linton last night.
Enoch Becker and a party Of his
friends autoed to Hazelton Sunday at
ternoon to the ball game. Il
DIR. Shoemaker. Linton veterinar-
ian, made business trip TO Bismarck
and return Tuesday night.
The Linton post Office Will close at
nine thirty on the Fourth, and remain
closed until the next morning. =
There will be no meals served ct
the Linton House on the Fourth Of
July, except breakfast. Adv.
A hsavy wind and threats of rain
were all we received Tuesday night.
when big storm seemed likely.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Schoeppe and
family, Of the Tenvik neighborhood,
were visitors in Linton Monday.
Klaas Van der Liam and John Van
Beck, of the Pollock country, autoetl
to Linton, Monday, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Freeman and
son, Royse, were visitors in Linton OH
Wednesday of last week, from Dale.
L. NJ. Doerschlag, II. w. Allen and
VIM. Baxter were Braddock people
who spent Tuesday ut the county seat.
Mrs. F. c. Brooks, of Mondak,
Mont, arrived in Linton Thursday Of
last week for visit with Linton rela-
tives.
Thor MAIDEN and family and Mrs
Jos. Matthews were in Linton Satur-
day evening on their way to Dale for
a visit.
7 Miss Margaret Masnider left the
latter part of last week for Valley
City, where she will attend summe,
school.
Fay Harding, H. C. Lynn, s. F
Wright and Anton Larson were EN-
mons county people in Bismarck
Monday.
DIR. w. C. Wolverton arrived home
Thursday of last weak from his visit
to Rochester, MIMI, and the Twir
Cities.
John Wildermuth returned home
Saturday last from an extended So
iourn in the service of his Uncle
Samuel.
Miss Helen Baker, who has been 8
guest at the w. E. Petrie home j,
Linton, left Saturday for her home il
Bismarck.
Miss Philipena Jangula, who is en-
ployed in one Of the stores in Bis
marck, is spending her vacation will
home folks.
Frank Tempel passed through Lin
ton Wednesday afternoon on his wa!
home to Temvik from a visit at lisa
bel, S. Oak.
Michael and Rosenberg Olson, o
the Pollock neighborhood, came to tn
local hospital for medical treatment
last SATURDAY..
Harold Gillespie and a party o
friends srsnt Thursday night, of las
week at Braddock attending the bi,
dance over there.
Herbert A. Jamie returned to hi
home in Linton, Monday, after yea
and half of service in France in tn,
medical corps.
Mrs. Jacob Munsch. of the Whom
country, died Friday of last week
Funeral was held at the Baptis
|schurch Monday.
Miss Clara Thorson, a former teacl
er in the Linton schools, arrived il
Linton last Saturday evening for
visit with friends.
The Bibelheimer families, of tn
Braddock country, were Linton visit
ors several days last week attendin,
the Beptist conference.
The Thompson Yards is receiving
new coat of paint this week. whicl
VIII III 'SHlShfI NitiEs UP III IiIal cuu y
Broadway for the Fourth.
J. l.. Mohn, 1. S. Blore, OWE Cor
ner and Ben Haggard were in fror
Cannon Ball last Thursday TO vot,
coming in the latters' car.
Joe Sabraw autoed down from Has
elton. Tuesday morning, the purpos
of the trip being to mail an import
ant letter on the south train.
Mrs. Roy Scott and baby. Miss E
more. returned to their home in Lii
ton Tuesday after a visit with rels
tives and friends in Bowdle, S. D..
i VIM. johnson and VIM. Macnids
returned to their homes in Linto
Thursday, after spending the pa,
two weeks in Bismarck as juryors.
| Curtis Seeley is home after a !on
term Of service with the A. E. T.
France. He is looking hale and i.ea,
ty and says he is glad to have it CIV,
with.