Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-03
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ting along very well.
The wedding Of two well-known
south Emmons county young people
took place 1t the home Of the bride |
yesterday afternoon. The contracting
parties are Gerrit Haak and Miss
Winnie Hollaar. Of the Hull country.
The groom { is a prosperous farmer
and the bride has grown from child
hood in the county. She is the daugh.
ter Of the well-known Aren Hollaar
family, living near Hull.
E. Curtis Seeley arrived in Lintonl
Tuesday evening from Bismarck, hav-
ing arrived there on Saturday from
ten months overseas service. Just
one year to the day elapsed from the
time Of his entry into the service and
his return home. He is a son Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. s. Seeley.
E. T. Atha, J. A. Lang, Walter
Mewing and Gay Ronning autoed to
Braddock, Friday evening, where they
witnessed the ball game between the
eastern girls athletic team and Brad
dock. They, reportNa fast and well
played game, with Braddock the VIC
tors in a score of 8 to 10.
Joe A. .Bosch's son, Joe, had the
bones Of his right forearm broken,
last Saturday, when he attempted to
crank the motor Of an automobile, the
engine back-firing with the result
above noted. The fracture was
x-rayed and reduced at the local hos
pital.
Kasinir Mastel, an.old settler, liv-
ing in the neighborhood of st. Alloy
sius' church, northeast of Hague, un-
derwent an operation, at the local
hospital, Monday, for the amputation
of finger which had become gan
grenous as the result of being struck
I by a fence maui some time ago.
The Marion Coon family are enjoy
| ing visit, since Friday of last week,
from Mi. and Mrs. John Coon and
son Clifford and Mrs. A. l.. Davis. of
Gordon, Nebr., and Mrs. j. w. Kelley
and daughter, of Willow Lake, S. d.
John Coon is brother and Mesdames
Davis and Kelley are sisters of Mar
ZION Coon. They will remain until af-
ter the Fourth.
VIM. Mittelstedter, former resident
of the old Williamsport country, was
in Linton a couple of days last week
on his way to the Hayslton country
He is now living at Koshkonnon.:
Mo-, and has been doing well finan-
cially. He has several quarters oi
4 land in the Hazelton country which
he desires to dispose of.
DR.. w. C. Wolverton returned last
Thursday, after weak's absence
4 during which time he attended the
meeting Of the Southern Minnesots
Medical Assn, at Rochester, the Mayo
1 Clinic, the clinics at st. Barnabas
Hospital, Minneapolis. The Doctor
reports the clinics extremely inter
esting and instructive, and that hi
met many old friends and acquaintan
ces among the other Doctors attend
ing the clinics.
4 Jos. j. Weber and the Record mp1
spent Monday and Tuesday in Bis
marck, making the trip by automo
j bile. While there nhe matter o,
school bonds was I'd up with thu
attorney general. It was found tha'
the state board of school lands vii
not buy the district bonds if bonded il
excess of the amount allowed by tn,
act of the last legislature, despite tn,
fact that the constitution proylde,
that the limit shall be five per cen
of valuation.
i Little Margaret Meier, daughter o
i Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meier, Jr., o
Linton, was quite painfully injure,
1 Friday Of last week when she wa