Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-02

MI. ana VurS. Dan WudSke, Will
Schaffner and Miss Katie Kist arrived
from Goodrich, N. D., Friday of last
week, spending few days at the Fred
Kist home.
John Holsti was down from Kintyrc
Tuesday on his way to Estelline, S.
d., and other points. His brother,
r. A. brought him to Linton to take
the train.
Mrs. Robert Gray, of Monkton, On
tario, left Friday on her way home,
after spending Thanksgiving at the
home of her niece, Mrs. Earle Smith,
Of Linton.
Francis Ryckman, Willie Parsons,
Hazel Ryckman and Lucille Jackson
were party of young FOLKS up rom
the Union district of southern I'm
mons, Friday.
VIM. and Thos. Jones and their
niece, Miss Florence Culbertson, left
yesterday over the south line for CAL
ifornia where they will spend the win
ter months.
M. Mackoff, of St. Paul, brother
in-law of l.. E. Feinslein, arrived
in Linton Monday, and is assisting in
the big Feinstenin sale that is in pro-
gress this week. II
Emil Johnson, of the Kintyre
neighborhood, is in one of the Bis
marck hospitals suffering from seri-'
Gus injuries as result of an automo-
bile accident lastyweek.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Bollinger, of
Cooling, sask. Canada, are here for
few months visit at the Matthias
Wolfer home. They expect to return
to Canada about the first of March.
VIM. Bechtle, John Bader and A.
e. Bechtle went to Bismarck Friday,
of last week to attend an Elks' initia-
ton. Mr.. Becker was one of the
class of sixteen to take the work that
night.
Mr.. Henry Hoof died at his home
east of Linton Tuesday afternoon
from blood poison and will be buried
Friday at the Bethlehem CHURCH. He
was SIS years of age, and leaves six
children. .+
R. M. Volk was up from Hague
yesterday on a business visit. Mr..
Volk is interested in the new bank re-
Gently opened in Linton, which is now
located in its conmodious and up-to-
date bank building.
w. Rodenberg, Albert Thinner and
Ed and H. G. Bauma, of the West
field and Hull country, spent Saturday
at Linton. They were here on mat
tiers pertaining to Mr.. Bauma's 'ap-
rlication for citizenship.
Miss Verda Gear, of Strasburg, ar
rived in Linton Saturday night after
spending few days at Bismarck, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Schlec-
ter. Mrs. Schlecter was hostess at a
dinner party Friday in her honor.
A. j. Dickson and Louis Larson,
of the Wilson neighborhood, were in
Linton Tuesday on their way to Lake
Norden, S. D., for visit. Roising
Roisum brought them to Linton to
| take the tran.
DR.. R. R. Hogue, Fred Petrie, AL
bert Shier. and the Misses Lee and
Thorson made up an auto party to
Bismarck Sunday. The ladies were
returning to their schools after
spending Thanksgiving with Linton
friends.
Fred Feser returned Friday from
Shakopee, Mimi, where he accompa-
MED Mrs. Feser, who is undergoing
the mud-bath treatment there for
which that Minnesota town is famous.
| MAS. fSSSI Has USSu III pOOI ASdltIl
for some time.
Dorothy King and Clarence Lloyd
were married Monday evening in Lin
ton by Judge Tracy. The bride was
raised from childhood in Emmons
county although sthe family has re-
Gently been residing west of the river.
The groom is young farmer of the
Temvik neighborhood.
A wedding at Dale Tuesday took
place, Rudolph Stermer and Miss
Mary Paine being the Contracting
parties Both 20 ung people have been
raised in the Dale neighborhood ard
are we'll known ip southwestern En-
mons. Several Linton friends of the
young people attended the wedding
G. Tonander and Miss Margaret
Martinson, of the Kintyre neihbor.