Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-10-16

!, Arie Van vugt. Of Hull; Mrs. Richard
Sautter and infant son, of Linton;
Scottie Brant. Of Linton; Peter c.
Van Soest, Of Strasburg; Margaret
Bosch, Of Linton; Mary Wingerter, Of
Little Beaver.
Ray Little was Temvik visitor in
Linton yesterday.
Roy Scott went up to Bismarck
Tuesday morning on business
Mrs. F. ]. Pietz and Mrs. H. L.
Petrie autoed to Temvik Sunday. 80.
Bryant Baker was down from the
Highland neighborhocd yesterday.
A. H. Irvine went up to Bismarck
yesterday to take in the Soldiers Home
coming:
Born-Thursday. October 18th, to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Doscher 70 Lin
ton, son.
1 H. w. Allen, cashier Of the EN-,
mons County State Bank Of Braddock,
was business visitor in Linton Mon
day.
| Rev. Swaney and K. C. Oily re-
turned home Tuesday from their trip
to Minot where they attended the con-
ference.
G. A. H. Herolz arrived in Linton
Saturday to look after business. Mr..
Herolz reports Mrs. Herolz and Rob-
ert in good health.
Mrs. F. C.. Brooks, who was to
leave for her home in Mondak, Mont !,
yesterday was taken sick with what
appears to be the Flu.
| Mrs. A. A. Keogan arrived in Lin
ton last Thursday to make her home
with her daughter, Miss Keogan Of
the local teaching staff.
Mrs. j. D. Meier returned home
Tuesday from Minot where she visited
her parents for few days and at
tended the M. E. conference.
The local post Of the American Le-
gion is arranging to have big dance
on Tuesday evening, November II,
the first anniversary of the cessation
of hostilities.
| Emmons county is having its first
touch of winter this week. A heavy
snow began falling yesterday noon,
and continued throughout the day.
The ground was well covered by eve
ming.
Miss Lee, teacher in the Linton
schools, received word the latter part
of hast week of the serious illness of
her mother who has typhoid fever. At
the present time Mrs. Lee is greatly
improved.
The following persons received mar
riage licenses the past week.. Joe
Kelsch and Katie Senger, both of Lin
ton; Henry Grismer and Katie Mitzel,
Of Strasburg; Elmer j. Killeen, of
Hazelton and Marvel A. Page, of
Hague; Wendelin Fischer and Margar-
ct Lipp of strasburg; Elwood Hersh-
man, of Linton and Julia Grenz, of
Temvik.
Scott Brant met with what might
have been serious accident Tuesday
morning when he was going home
from town. He was coasting in his
little wagon and when he went tn get
across the railroad track, someone
more careless than thoughtful had tax
en- out some of the planks and his wa
gon turned over throwing him onto
the rails, which resulted in quite
bad cut on his chin.
A. c Brooks loaded their stock
and household goods the first of the
week and left Tuesday morning for
Knapp, Wis, where they will make
their future home. F. NJ. Burge and
Wilbur Burge accompanied him. Mrs.
Brooks will accompany Mrs. F. c.
Prooks, who has been here looking af-
ter t''si,ess interests in Lintor. 10
Mcndak. Hart.. for visit with her
parents b., AFRO going W1sconsin.
\ party was given at the =. N.
Burge home Monday evening in honor
Burge home Monday evening in honor
of Wilbur Burge who left Tuesday
mornig for Knapp, Wis, where he
will make his home with Mr.. and Mrs. :