Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-08
IN TOWN AND OUT


Have You Bought 4 Victory Bond7
Attorney and Mrs. Scott Cameron
and the children returned Wednesday
night of last week from their western
visit. A
Martin Rypkema, Of the StonA
Drug Store force, went down to West
field Friday for few days business
visit.
The village Of Hague will soon
have fine nav addition to their
school house. Work has been started
on it.
Herman Bertheau sends word to
have his Record mailed to him at u.
s. Naval Air Station, Key West.
Florida. u
Drayman Gabbert informs US that
his drayline business has picked up
until he is now required to keep seven
teams going.
Miss Frances Cameron has accept
ed position in the county auditors
Office, and commenced work the first
Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haag left
this morning for Belgrade, Mime
sofa, where they will visit indefinitely
with relatives.
Commissioner T. P. Lee, Of Brad
dock, arrived in Linton Tuesday night
to attend the adjourned meeting Of
the county dads.
Co. Supt. Hanson is busy this week
with teachers examination, and sew
eral Of the Emmons county teachers
are in attendance.
Mrs. Harry DeFoe, of Pollock, was
the guest of Mrs. Tom Coon the lat
ter part of last week on her way to
Fargo for a visit.
Emmons county teachers in town
this week to take the teachers exam
nation are Misses May and June vo-
sick and Mamie Bell.
Elmer Anderson spent the first Of
the week across the river looking af-
ter business interests in connection
with his ranch thare.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Schriner and
little Miss LuVerne returned home
Monday from an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Minnesota.
Harry Petrie and Wend. Bosch re-
turned Saturday by automobile from
a short visit in Aberdeen. They had
their share of trouble from muddy
roads.
A. Ponerancs, of Faribault, Mimi,
has purchased an interest in the
Feinstein store in Linton, and arrived
last Thursday to manage that insti-
tuition.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Zunkel and
daughter Gladys wers in Linton yes
terday. They came to meet E. H.
Buck, who was expected back from
overseas.
X. M. C. thirty miles on one gallon
of low grade kerosene oil. Agents
wanted in Emmons county. C. H.
MCGEE, state agent, Fargo, N. Oak.
adv. 4-5
Adolph Koener, who recently ar
rived in Linton to accept position
with the Thompson Yards, has pur-
chased the Fred Heinrich residence
in East Linton.
Jas. Raster arrived in Linton Sat
urday from Cedar Rapids and will
work with his brother-in-law, Chas
Gillespie, this summer Mrs. Kaste,
will coma to Linton later.
Edward, the 12-year-old son OF
Conrad Bo1linger, living three miles
northeast of Linton, was operated
upon at the Wolverton hospital Tues.
day for acute appendicitis.
Misses Katharine Horner and Mar.
earet Mcclure spent Sunday in Bis.
marck as the gueots of Miss Mar
garct Horner, employed in the FRS,
National Bank of that city.
Anton Horncr returned Friday b,
automobile from Herreid, where HI
invoiced the garage there for thu
Northwestern Motor Co. He foune
the roads pretty hard going,
Now is the time, and Nettleton Con
mercial College,, Sioux Falls, s. D.
the place to get ready for a better
position. Summer school opens Jun,
u. Beautiful catalogue free adv
Work will commence soon on al
addition of 40 feet to the Beave,
Valley Motor Co. garage. It is alst
rumored that second story will b,
added, which will serve as hall.
Mrs. ]. j. Kremer, who was take,
to a hospital in Bismarck couple O
weeks ago in q very serious condition
has SO far improved that she was abl
to return home Monday of this week
Judith Ramey, 12-year-old daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ramey
was taken to Bismarck vestarda,