Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-07-22

CT Minnesota, motorsd to Linton Sat-
urday to visit with the formers son,
X. C. Dilly of this city. They re-
turned to their home Monday.
| Sen. Fred Mees, of Mandan, was
Linton visitor Saturday. Sen. Mees
was the member of the upper house
who was once told by Towniay to "lie
Like a >horsethief" 20 his people at
home.
| Mrs. Knute Peterson has had her
little child at the Wolverton hospital
this week receiving medical treatment.
Matt Langeliers brought her up Sum
day, and took her home yesterday af-
ternoon.
E. A. Anderson left Monday for
Minneapolis with shipment of stock.
On his return trip he will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Anderson's sister Of
St. Louis, Mo-, who is coming to
Linton for an extended visit.
Mrs. P. G. Rocks left Saturday for
Michigan to attend the funsrar of her
brother-in-law, Otto Schaap, who died
last week. The funeral was held
Tuesday Mr.. Schaap is we'll known
here, having bought horses around
here for several years.
| L. Doerschlag, one of the earliest
residents Of Emmons county, who has
been spending the winter in Califor-
MIA, returned to Braddock Monday
and will be there for some months.
He and VIM. Baxter were Linton Wis
itors yesterday afternoon.
John Bossert made visit to Turtle
Lake last week, near which place his
sister and family were murdered some
months ago by Henry Layer. Mr..
Dessert brought back photograph
of the eight collins of the victims as
they appeared at the funeral
Mr.. and Mrs. Junge, Alton and Miss
Larson, Mr.. and Mrs. E. 7. Atha and
family, and their guests, Mrs. A. G.
Atha and daughter, Cora, motored to
Mobridge, where they spent Sunday,
guests of relatives. The two latter
ladies were On their way home to Or
tonville, Mimi, after spending a week
here, the guests of relatives.
! A young aviator by the name of
Ely was in Linton yesterday taking
local people for joy rides in the air.
He did thriving business.
The Record mans better half has
almost qualified to receive license
as an aviator. At least, she spent
about ten minutes viewing Linton
and vicinity from the heavens in Avi-
aor Elys ship. The "Boss" says it
Twas some trip.
Rev. R. R. Hedtke, of Mandan
will arrive in the city Saturday eve
ming to spend Sunday with Rev. Swa-
nsy. He will preach at the Omio
church Sunday morning at 11:OC
O'Clock. at Temvik in the afternoon al
500 o'clock, and in Linton in the eve.
ming at 500 o'clock. Rev. Hedtke
is fine speaker, ana the people Of
these various communities are urged
to be present and hear him.
The school board of Baker schoo
district is advertising for bids or
building a new school house, 22x34
feet, bids to be opened August 18th
The notice for advertisement was SEN
to the Record by the school official.
of Baker school district, but under
the present nonpartisan leagu,, la1
it is necessary to publish the sam,
in the one legal newspaper, which il
the local league paper, and we hav'
accordingly passed the notice over t
them for publication.
Among those attending centra
committee were the following: Johl
Gates, F.. A. Schiermeister, G
Clark, G. H. Horstmeyer, T. E
Lawler, Geo. Sites, H. W. Allen
John Baker, H. A. Reamann, Archi
Nelson, w. H. johnson, Pete Nelson
Anton Senger, Carl Bosch, P. J
Wolf, Ben Ketchum, M. A. Klein
D. Brown, Geo. Volk, Joe Glass, An
ton MAIDEN, James Stewart, H. v
Bossert, j. A.. Peterson, Fred Sny
der, "a. B. Benson, A. Hollaar, AL
fred Dickson, Oscar Larvick, E. A
Shuck, Wall Kyes, Kasper Burgard
Geo. c. Semple, Ed. Cent?, Antol
Kelsch, Frank Sahli, Fred Bosch
John Schlangen.
Louis Portz, Jr., has been quit
sick with an attack Of pneumonia
but is now considerably improved.
Mrs. Leopald Baumgartner, Of tn
.Strasburg country, who underwent
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