Emmons County record., 1919-08-28

spftal. They returned to their homes
in Mound City and Harreid, Sunday
evening.
B. Cristai left Tuesday for few
days visit IN the south end Of the
county. I'll
Mrs. Geo. Richardson and little
Miss Josephine autoed to Bismarck
yesterday, where The little lady will
have her tonsils removed. 3
Mike Baums msartner Shipped Ave
carloads Of cattle to st. Paul Satur-
day from Linton. He shipped six
more carloads from strasbnrg the
same day.
Mrs. Meier and Miss Viola Becker,
sisters Of Otto and Enoch Becker and
Mrs. Fred Heinrich, passed through
Linton one day last week on their
way to Ashley.
Mrs. John Bosch returned home
yesterday from Aberdeen, where she
took in the Tractor Show. Misses An,
ma and Helena Bosch, who had been
visiting in Hillsview, accompanied her
on the return trip.
John Clark Shoemaker arrived in
Linton the first Of the week from his
home in Missouri and will work in
Linton. Mr.. Shoemaker was in the
same company with. A. II. Irvine dur
ing the war and is guest at the Ir-
iivine home.
II. B. Tuttle was up from the En-
lmonsburg country, Saturday, to meet
his uncls and aunt. Attorney and Mrs.
John L. Harvey, of Waltham, Mass
Mr.. Harvey has been prominently
connected with Massachusetts poll
tics for many years past. He will
spend some time visiting his Emmons
county relatives. and getting acquaint
ed with North Dakota.
The Wolverton Hospital has recent
" added two new pieces Of apparatus
to its equipment. The first is ma
chine for the administration Of Nit
rous Oxid and Oxygen, to produce
#anaesthesia for short operations, such
ms minor surgery. extraction of teeth,
iobstetrical cases, etc. This is the!
safest anaesthetic known, and the
easiest to take. Tha other appliance
lis an Electric Light Bath Cabinet, for
the application Of intense light and
dry heat in such painful conditions as
rheumatism in all It's forms, neural
gia and neuritis.
3 Patients who have recently under
gone operations performed at the
sWolvetton Hospital lsare: Miss Lizzie
Riedlingsr, Herreid, s. D.; Mrs Christ
Weiszhaar, Linton; Miss Rosa Sehn,
Linton; Miss Bertha Fischer, Artas,
s. D.; Miss Emma Pfeifer, Temvik;
Chas. Richardson. Linton; John Bar
tn, Linton; an infant daughter of An
ton Nolt, Winone; Miss Klonda Lynn,
Linton; Miss Violet Fogle, Linton;
Miss Pauline Wenning, Linton: Her
man and Fannie Haveman, Hull; John
ME Van Vugt. Hull; Maurits Nieuws-
ma, Hagus; S. p. Brindle, Hazelton;
Anthony and Cornelius Droog, Hull; !;
Mrs. Franz Ripplinger, Little Beaver.
Yesterday morning, at $3.50, ~. the
home of the brides parents, occurred
the marriage Of Miss Clara Carley to
Mr.. Jay Sandidee. Tha bride is the
oldest daughter of2NIr. and Mrs. Chas
b.. Carley ara, ,ssas born and grew to
womanhood ia Finmons county. She
received her. education in the Linton
schools, later teaching near Linton
For the past year. she had been en-
3ployed in the Linton Bazaar. Mr.. San
didge has resided on the SandidgeH
farm in the Omio country for several
years, with the exception of some
time spent in the service of his coun-
try overseas. The young couple will
be at home in Linton after October
LIST. They left Immediately after the
wedding via auto for Emogene, S. D.,
where they will spend their honey
moon. Congratulations! a
School will open in Linton on Sap
tember the eighth, with Miss Kively
as Superintendent. Miss Kiveley is
well known to- Linton people, having
taught here q few years ago and
proved at that time her ability as a
teacher. Miss Stewart will again
take up her duties as third grade
teacher. Mrs. Sauer will teacl, one
Of the grades and Miss Mae tssaven
will also be q grade t.acher. Three
ladies, Misses Ruth Lee, Tereace
Keogan and Asiar Strand have bas 4