Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-12

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last Friday by the serious illness of
Mrs. Liversage. At the present time
she is greatly improved.
Miss Martha Kraft, daughter OF
Conrad Kraft, of Srtsburg, and Ja-
cob F. Foerderer, young farmer liv-
ing east Of Linton, underwent oper-
lions for acute appendicitis!at the
Wolveron hospital, Monday and: We'd
nesday, respectively. !
At meeting of the Dan r. Rich
ardson Post of the American Legion
last Thursday evening the following
named gentlemen were elected dele
gates to the Minot convention: H. G.
Lynn, A. E. Becker and F. B. Stree
ter.
Miss May Raven left for England,
this state, where she will be the guess
of Mrs. DR.. O'Brien. Mrs. O'Brien
will be remembered by Linton and
Hazelton people as Miss Mayme Ste
vens, who taught in the Hazelton
schools.
v. H. Wiziarde, representing Price
Smith Of Golden Dale, WASH, was a
business visitor in Linton yesterday
Mr.. Wizarde reports the apple crop
as very low and that the majority OF
the apples for this falls demand viii,
have be from the western market.
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The following persons underwent
operations at the Wolvsrton hospital
during the past week: Dena Heyer-
man, Strasburg; Ruth Schott, Linton;
Mrs. Roy Tenant, Glanavon; Martha
Kraft, strasburg; Jacob e. Foerderer,
Dakem.
j. W. Tanger, deputy state exam
iner, has been in Linton the pas,
week checking up the court house
records, and also checked the city Of
icia1s. This is the first time in three
years that the court house records
have been checked.
Mrs. Leader and Miss Amundsor
came up from Hague Saturday ano
were guests at the F.B. Irvine home
Mrs. Leader is on her return trir
to her home in Canada after visiting
relatives and friends in the states fol
some time.
Mrs. F. B. Irvine left Monday
morning for Sisseton, S. D., where
she will visit relatives. From there
accompanied by her sister, she will
auto to Iowa to visit with relative:
and friends.
Mrs. John Baker and Mrs. Mallo!
came down from Hazelton Saturda!
and were weekend guests at the A
L. Cell home in West Linton The!
returned to their homes in Hazeltol
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Shier are en-
joying a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Jo
Shier and son, Frank, of Chicago
who arrived in Linton the first of tn
week. Mr.. Shier's nephew, Ray
mond Shier, Of St. Paul, Mimi, i
also guest at the Shier home in thi
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mewing an
Miss Opal Hageman returned HON
Saturday from Aberdeen where. Wal
ter went to consult doctors in regar
to his eye that was injured shor
time ago. Walter is, unable =
out of the eye, and oculists say it Wi
be from four to six months befcr
his eyesight will be restored.
Reports are coming into the count
superintendent office that schot
boards with newly erected schot
houses in their district are engagin
nom graduates to teach in these sam
buildings at the expense OF losin
state aid. With a new building tt
| district has ninety per cent Of the r.
! quirements of state aid, and this wit
} high school graduate will give tt
needed percentage. AS there al
still many high school graduates |
be had school boards should take tn
into consideration before hiring teacl
ers.
Miss Martha Kurtz autoed dow
from Hazelton Monday to meet h
mother, who returned via the Milwa,
kee from a visit in South Dakota a,
Iowa. =
Little Miss Ruth Schott, daught
4 Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Schott, r
ceived a very painful injury la
: Friday when she fell from q hor