Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-03-06
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Martin Riedlinger went to Fargo
last week Tuesday to visit with his
son Berthold, who is student at the
Dakota Business College. s.
Some Fords! Yes, again, some
Fords. The Northwestern Motor Co,
received its first shipment of Fords
which were unloaded the first part of
the week.
If you want good piano, an auto
player piano. CT monograph, sc. John
Schenkenberger, who will show you
the latest and best and quote you
right prices. 47tf.
Jake Lang, local manager of the
Thompson Yards, left on Tuesday for
Minneapolis where he will attend the
annual convention of managers Of
| the various yards of that firm.
Emil Hardt returned from Bis
marck Monday evening. where he has
been employed during the Legislative
session. L. Brown, returned sailor,
accompanied him home for a visit.
| FARMERS-When you come to
town you will want good warm
meal and hot coffee. We s.rve meals
and lunches mt all hours. Linton
Lunch Counter. John Schenkenberger,
| Prop. 47.48
Miss Title Graf. who held the posi-
tion as clerk in the Leuwer bakery for
some time past, has accepted posi-
ton as clerk in the Broadway Mere
Co. store, taking up her new duties
| Monday morning.
Adolph Pesicka returned home last
week from Kansas City, Mo-, where
he spent the past six weeks attending
/ the Sweeney auto and tractor school.
He is employed in the Northwestern
Motor Co. garage.
Rev. Buzzelle of Bismarck held SER
vices in st. Matthews church last
Wednesday. He will be here regular
ly every two weeks until notice il
given to the contrary. Everyone is
welcome at the meetings.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Methodist Sunday School Board was
held at the parsonage on Monday ev-
ening. 1t was very interesting
meeting. Plans were made for the
hetterment of the Sunday School
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hertz and the
children were overnight visitors in
town Tuesday from Temvik They
took the Milwaukee Wednesday for
:points in South Dakota and Ashley,
this state. where they will visit at
/, the home of her parents.
The Linton Red Gross Chapter re-
ccived a gift Of s21.25 this week from
Emmonsburg District No. 3, Mrs
John Blors, teacher. The money was
raised by school social. If every
school of this size would do as well
as this we could be more than proud
of our county.
Orn Raridon was an arrival here
Saturday afternoon over the Milwau-
10, Fror, H,,Jo,,,% o,,,, Moo+,,, ,n.l
remained over Sunday as the guest
of R. P. Buckley. and We editor. He
left on the N. P. Monday morning for
Hazelton,. where he will spend soma
time visiting at the home of his par
ents. who reside about six miles north
of there.
4 Miss Laura Petrie entertained about
thirty young people at cards at her
home on Wednesday evening of last
week in honor of her sister, Miss
Florence Petrie, and Miss Paris, who
were here from Bismarck onNa visit
Prizes were awarded to Miss Haug:
and Otto Becker. A dainty luncheon
was served and all enjoyed very
pleasant evening.
Mr.. Geo. Newcomb, of Bismarck
was in the city over Sunday in TIL,
interests Of the Society for the Friant
less. He spoke in the Methods
church on Sunday morning, and il
the Baptist church Sunday evening
He. also spoke in the high school OF
Monday afternoon. He is fluen
speaker and had many interesting
things to tell to the various audience
which he addressed.
Mrs. Ludwig Hyple, who makes he
home with Ter daughter, Mrs. Johl
Dockter, fifteen miles east Of Linton
met with a painful a .ridcrt sunda
evening. Mrs. Hypel, who is an age
woman of Is years, was walking il