Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-10

the activity Of Mr.. Pomcrance and
the generosity Of thu St. Paul whole
sale house.
Don Tracy enjoyed 4 visit this latter
part Of last week froA his brothers,
Gussie and Sidney, Of the Dale coun-
try. Don took them home Sunday.
John Brewer, q Milwaukee railroad
engineer, Of Aberdeen, was confined
to the Wolverton hospital couple Of
days ago, by severe case Of pto-
maine poisoning.
Statesmen WANTED to solicit
orders for lubricating oils, grease and
paints. Salary or Commission. Ad-
dress The Lennox Oil & Paint Co.,
Cleveland, O. 10.
Miss Ethel Clark, who spent sever
al days in Linton last week, returned
to her home at Dana, Monday. While
in Linton, Miss Clark was a guest Of
Miss Mabel McCuiley.
Otto Becker and Elmer Anderson
autosd to Bismarck Thursday evening
Of last week. Misses Helen and Mar
earet Baker returned to Linton with
them the same evening.
Miss Ernestine Irvine was guest
at the futile home over thu Fourth,
While there Miss Irvine and the
Misses Ellen and Aileen futile at
tended the celebration at Cannon Ball.
H. L. Petrie returned to his home
in Linton Thursday evening from thu
Bismarck hospital, where he undey-
went an operation for appendicitis,
from which he recovered very nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olafson arrived in
Linton, Tuesday evening, from Min
neapolis, and went out to the Ben
Ketchum farm the same evening
where they will work for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Sauer laft last
week for visit with relatives in
Portage, Wis. Mr.. Sauer returned
home for the Fourth, but Mrs. Sauer
will visit for some time with home
folks.
Lack of rain and grasshoppers seem
to be doing a considerable damage to
crops in these parts. The Pollock
country had soaking rain last week
but the Linton neighborhood is ex.
tremely arid.
C. E. Steie and Clare were dowr
from the Kintyre country Thursday
of last week to meet VIM. Barker, o.
Mclaughlin, S. D., who. will visit 70,
some time with his friends in thu
Kintyre country.
!! Mr.. and Mrs. F.. D. Foele drove t.
Bismarck, Saturday, to take Mr.. Fog
les mother, Mrs. L. C. Fogle, there
to take the train for her home in Fl
J Worth, Texas, after an extended visi
with Linton relatives.
] Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bechtle ant
daughter, Alma. and John Schul;
and little Miss Bernice Schulz drov,
to Bismarck, Sund.y, where the,
spent the day with Mrs. John Schulz
who is in the hospital there.
Joe Bosch, son of the Linton cattle
buyer of the same name, had his
right forearm broken, last Saturday
when an automobile engine he was
cranking backfired. The fracture was
x-rayed and reduced at the local hos
nital.
u Miss Katharine Horner, Of thu
Feinstein Store, is enjoying vaca.
ton this week. Wednesday morning
she left for Bismarck for short visit
with her sister, Margaret, who is EN-.
ployed in the First National Bank
there.
| A large amount of bran was re.
ceived this week to be used in prepar.
| ing poison for grasshoppers. The brar
was stored in the old Petrie store
| building, and proved to be too heavy
load for the floor. The floor cavet
in Tuesday.
DIR. R. R. Hogue, Attorney Chas
Coventry and Elmer Anderson autoec
to Bismarck Sunday afternoon. Ell
mer was called there by the birth o.
n bouncing black-haired daughter
Mrs. Anderson and the little tot are
in good health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. .Kephart, o.
Tenny, Mimi, arrived here Wednes
day of last week, and are guests n
the home of Mrs. Margaret Scott il
old town. Mr.. Kephart is brother
of Mrs. Scott, and they will spent
about two weeks here.
The following persons underwent
operations at the Wolvsrton Hospital
during the past week: Mrs. R. Ian
|tega, Westfeld; Mrs. Jerry Dyer, Wi
mona; Josephine Dykstra, Westfield
Gerrit Van vugt, Westfeld; Emma
Wanhing, Sand Creek.
Word was received in, Linton tn,
past week that Herman Bsrtheau
formerly Of the Record staff, had got