Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-01-02

L. e. Feinstein came up from
iceland and spent several days hare
visiting with B. Cristal.
Mayor I. duHeaums went to Bis
naarck Monday morning whore he
spsnt several days attending 70 bus
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rusde Of the
Home Hotel havs both been on the
sick list the past wssA. They are
again able to be around ct this writ
ing.
Miss Juns Vasick Of Kansas City,
No., was m arrival here Monday.
She has accepted . position 10 teach
in the Kelsch neighborhood. some six
tssn miles east Of Linton. -
Miss Roberta Russsl Of Cla-ksville,
Ark, arrived here Monday, lsaving
Tuesday morning for Hague, whore
she has aeeeptsd . position 70 teach
IN school near that place.
Miss Frances Cameron rsturnsd
home from Bismarck Tuesday whore
ahs had gone to msst the Two little
-daughtses Of Nr. and Mrs.. Scott
Cameron, who had been visiting IT.
Carson, this state.
Miss Jean Burmcistsr Of Manlrato,
Mimi, arrived hsrs Monday after
noon and left on Tuesday morning for
Pollock, near which place she viii
teach school. Miss Burmeister viii
I'LL the vacancy caused by the death
Of Miss Carrie Macdonald, who was
Q victim Of the flu several weeks ago.
Here's something opr reedsrs will
probably be glad to know. On Fri
day, Jan. 18th, comes the birthday
Of Benjamin Franklin; on Sunday,
Jan. 10th, that Of Robt. E. Lee; on
Tuesday, Jan. 21st, that of Stonewall
jackson, who was born in 1924; and
on Wednesday, Jan. Doth, the birth
day Of VIM. Mckinley.
John Rudlinger passed through
hers Thursday evening on his way to
Aberdeen, where he was called by
the death Of his sister, Mrs. Curt;.
Davis, at one Of the hospitals there.
Mrs. Davis is the wife Of Mr.. Davis
who holds the position of fireman on
the Linton-Roscoe branch. We ex-
tend sympathy to the bereaved.
T. s. tombstone, president Of the
First National Bank 1T Ashley, was
an overnight business visitor in
town Thursday. Came to look after
banking interests, he being president
Of the local Farmdp, State Bank.
Mr.. Johnstone LETT on Friday morn
ing for Mandan where he il interested
in the Merchants National Bank.
Tho Record Office Is In receipt Of q
copy Of '"Ths Bugle," weekly news
paper published at Camp Lewis,
WASH, in the interest Of the Sam
mics in camp there. This issue is a
Christmas special, twenty-sight
pages in four sections. The copy
was sent to u by Ed Kundert, Hqrs.
18th F. A. Brigade, Camp Lewis,
Wash.
G. C. Fuller left on Saturday OF
last week for Vergas, Mimi, in re.
sponse to a telegram that his wife
was quite i'll and that she would
probably undergo an operation. In
a letter to Adam Thomas he stated
that she was doing nicely and that
he would be home Monday or Tues
day of this week.
Mrs VIM. Schwab returned hons
Friday from Groton, S. Dak., where
she had been called by the illness
and death of her mother. She in.
forms us that her mother passed away
on Friday, Dec. goth, the funeral be.
ing held on Sunday, Dec. %. Mrs.
Schwab stated further that she heard
Of seventeen deaths in that immediat:
vicinity during her short stay there.
| 1t. Joseph Weber was an arrival
| in town Thursday on the N. p, com.
ing from Camp Grant, Ill 1t. Web.
err stopped over at Bismarck on his
4 way for short visit with his sister
who is nurse in one of the hospitals
there. He left on Friday morning
for Hague where he viii visit at the
home of his brother, Commissions
John Weber, and family for an indsf
mite time.
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