Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-09-18

III 06CONO 5sss Vi z
went so bu. per acre. Considering
that this was dry year, this y
pretty good harvest.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. .Silvsr and family
were over from their home IN Wishok
last Sunday and spent the day 1t tins
"A. Pomerance home.
Miss Hazal Fogls and Miss Milly
Psttis left Saturday morning for Moi
lette, s. D.. where they viii teach
I school the coming term.
Il. Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Jangula left
!! for their home in Lennon, s. D., suns
day after an extended visit with reia-
tives and friends in Linton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graf, Of Mitchell, 3.
D., who have been here looking nf@er
farming interests in Emmons county,
left yesterday by auto for their home.
II Or. P. G. Maier D. c., chiropractol
from Ashley, arrived in Linton, Mon
day. and will spend several weeks IN
h Linton in the interest of his profess
sion. ~; Il
I Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, Of Java, >.
D., passed through Linton, Monday,
on their way home after visiting with
friends in the northern part Of the
state.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Kruger and
children drove down to Hague, Sum
,day morning, whers they spent the
day as guests at the F. j. Sinner
home.
M. Corneilson was up from Hague
Friday of last week on business ana
pleasure trip. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Corneilson and Misses Hattie
and Floyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Complain ana
children were Linton visitors from
the Westfeld neighborhood Tuesday,
! They were accompanied by Miss Cert
rude Dykema.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Fogle and the
Misses Hazel Fogle and Milly Pettis
and G. C. Fuller returned to their
! /; home in Linton Friday from an auto
trip to Minneapolis. ',l
J L. P. fanny, brother of Mrs. e. o.
Smith, arrived in. Linton Monday ev-
ening from Fargo, and viii soend .
few DAYS in Linton visiting and hunt
ing with the DOCTOR
; "A few of the Linton young peop:.
were entertained at the Gottlieb Beech
: tie home last evening at a dinner par.
: ty in honor Of Miss Nellie Wolvsrton
and Miss Hilda Bechtle.
Richard Sautter purchnscd some
9 lots from Henry Wjtsmayer the past
week and willEepect dwelling on
g them at once. Work was begun on
$ thu basement Wednesday morning.
The best investment Of all is TINT
: which calls for some degree Of sacr--
o fee, and Yields MS interest the graft
tude of your fellow man. Give to the
e Salvation Army Home Service Fund
: during the drive next week.
Misses Elizabeth and Bertha Will
y dermuth left Saturday morning for
e an extended visit with relatives and
friends in Minnesota and Wisconsin
q They were accompanied as far as Ar.
e tas by their brother, John.
The hunting season opened Tues.
q day and the local hunters were gu,
q bright and early to get the limit be.
p, fore someone else got them. The Law
this year prohibits the use Of dogs, &c
T. there is not as much interest shown
e as heretofore.
n B. f. Wolverton left Monday TO
Iowa City, Ia, where he will complete
r. his course in the school Of medicins
IS after spending the summer months
IS in Linton with his parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. C. A. Wolverton. and with hi
n brother, DIR. w. G. Wolvcrton and
II family.
n C. "A. Borstad was down from tn
Temvik country, Saturday, to &c
re some auction bills for sale which h,
81 will have on the the 25th of Septem.
80 Der. Mr.. Borstad has purchased !
farm northwest of Iemvik, and vii
- farm on a much smaller scale, whici
q, accounts for his having sale.
s. Karl Ponath left Wednesday o,
last week for Montana. where he viii
'e be present at the wedding OF bis sis
Is ter, Ansta, who is well known to Lin
ID ton people. Miss Ponath was to b
married yesterday on Rev. and Mr.,
10 Ponath's 18th wedding anniversary
ID We did NOT learn the name Of tn