Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-29

$50 pounds. Last seen north Of my
place, along the. river. Notify Charles
Rensselaer,, Linton, N. b. adv.6-7
Merchant MA. Klein and son,
John, were Linton business visitors
here from Strasburg Thursday Of last
/ week. =, s.
Chas. Coventry and DIR. R. R.
Hogue went to Fl. Yates, Monday, re-
turning Tuesday. They made the
trip via auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory Kraft, of the
Strasburg neighborhood, were in Lin
ton yesterday on their way to Hazel
ton for a visit. .ss,
Mrs. George Bichler, of Grassner,
is a patient at the Wolverton hospital
because of bloh poisoning from an
infected finger.
Mrs. Joseph F. Baumgartner. liv-
ing three miles southwest Of Linton,
had bad attack Of {, erysipelas Of the the
face, last week.
The Red Cross books show many
unfinished garments not turned in.
Please finish and return within the
next two weeks. 4
E. H. Brant returned home from
Minot, Friday, where he attended q
meeting of county auditors. The trip
was made via auto.
| Misses Hazel and Ethel Fogle were
down from Kintyre from Friday to
Sunday. Elmer took them back by
auto Sunday evening.
] Mrs. Fred Bisb, Mrs. Fred Meier,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Ochsner were
4 up from Eureka on Sunday for visit
with Linton relatives.
Mesdames Barger and Corwine en-
tertained the Catholic Sewing Circle
at the home of the former Thursday
afternoon Of last week.
Ben Blunderman, who has been
working in the Feinstein store for
some time, left this week for iceland
where he will be employed.
| Rev. and Mrs. Swaney are the
proud parents Of brand-new liz
pound girl, born at Wolverton's hos
pital, May 23d. Friday last.
John Pool, Of Westfeld, brought
his daughter, Miss Lizzie, to Linton
Tuesday, to have DIR. Wolverton fit
the young lady with glasses.
.LOST-A black leather purse con-
tanning some money. This purse is
valued by me and would give re.
ward for it's return. Mrs. j. A. Lang
1 ]. F. Taylor. district representative
of the Northern School Supply Com.
pany of Fargo, was here making q
few business trips with Jos. j. Weber
this week. -
4, Fred Kist is putting a glass front
in the building which he recently pur-
i, chased from John Schenkenberger
and which will be occupied by the
CRYSTAL Store. @3 aa7 ~ 5u
il Clark Gillespie sustained a scalr
wound one day last week when he
was struck by a swing at the school.
house. The wound was dressed at the
local hospital. 4
i Miss Ruth Halstead, who has beer
teaching school near Hazelton, finish.
ed her term there last week and
started a school in the Marie neigh.
borhood this week. a'@a
| Miss Maude Carley spent Sunday
in Hazelton with friends. Miss Car
ley went up to attend the play put
on by the Royal Neighbors Of that
place on Saturday evening.
!. "A small collision took place Frida,
afternoon on Broadway when the lit
tie Saxon roadster driven by LinemaY
Buckley was hit by car belonging
to the Beaver Valley Motor Co. NJ
injuries resulted.
4: Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Johnstone ant
Miss Viola Becker, sister Of Mrs. FREQ
Heinrich and Otto and Enoch Becker
drove over from Ashley Friday ant
visited their Linton relatives ant
friends until Sunday,
Chris. sZacher and Albert Tough
were soldier boys to reach Linton OF
; Friday night of last week. Boil
spent several months overseas. anc
have bunch of experiences to relate
They were discharged at Camp Dodge
last week
Il John B. ,Johnle arrived in Lintor
Tuesday from eighteen months over.
seas service in the U. S. army, fol
a visit with his mother and sisters
Mr.. Johnle enlisted shortly after wa,