Emmons County record., 1921-08-04
Of Hazelton, spent Sunday at seeman

VIM. Heyerman and family are ex.
pected home Friday from Mountain
N. D.
; Mrs. c.. O.. Smith returned from
, her visit at Reynolds, this state, Sat.
urday.
Miss Bertha Backhaus went down tc
their farm at Dale Sunday to spend
week.
Mr.. P. L. Albertson made couple
of trips to Westfeld this week, on
business.
Miss Philepena and Helena Kelsch
are visiting friends at Napoleon and
Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Profontaine
and family, of Hazelton, spent Sunday
in Linton.
i Lewis Sceifert spent the weekend
in Hague, visiting his sister, Mrs.
Jake Volk.
VIM. Bower accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Baltzer to Napoleon Tues
day evening.
Anton Bosch returned to Fargo
Monday where he is attending busi-
ness college.
| August Vinroth ran a pitch-fork
through his foot, and will be laid up
for some time.
| VIM. Postle left for Glendale last
week, where he expects to attend
summer school,
Attorney Scott Cameron, of Bis
marck, was business visitor here
Monday evening.
| Miss Anne X. Splitter, of Hazelton,
was the guest Of Miss Virginia Giles
pie over Sunday.
Miss Esther Reichert came down
from Bismarck Monday to spend her
vacation at home.
| Fred Kelsch went to the cities Sat-
urday with shipment of cattle for
H. W. Backhaus.
| Lester Schlangen left this morning
for visit at Ortonville, MINI. He
went by automobile.
| Miss Marie Lewis, of Dale, spent
Sunday with her parents north of
Linton last Sunday.
| Frank Sternhagen and family visit
ed with relatives at Tuttle from Sat-
urday until Monday.
Miss Selma Schaffer returned from
Mercer Monday evening, where she
Ispent her vacation.
| Mr.. Hubert Miller returned Friday
from Glendale, where he has been at
tending summer school.
Frieda and Herman Backhaus came
up from the farm at Dale and spent
j iSunday with home folks.
Jno. Pietz, of Eureka, came up Mon
day for few days visit at the home
of his son, F. j. Pietz.
; Levi Chapman " as in Linton tie
latter Fart Of lost week with party
having dental work done.
Hilda Rypkema, who has been the
guest of Hattie Heyerman, returned
home the first of the week.
John Biddlecomb, assessor of the
Fifth district, was a business visitor
at the court house, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Corner, Mrs.
Ed. Brown and Miss Mary Meier au-
toed to Bismarck Thursday.
| George Schatz resigned his position
at the Kist Meat Market Monday, and
returned, to his home at Temvik.
| Arthur Heinrich left for St. Paul
Saturday, where he will enter the
Fort Smelling Training Camp.
Mrs. F. Heinrich, Levina and baby
Milton went to Bismarck Tuesday for
a few days visit with relatives.
Misses Philipena and Helena Kelsch
autoed to Napoleon Saturday, and vis-
tied with relatives until Tuesday.
| John Shenkenberger, who is employ
ed at Eureka, came up Saturday, and
spent Sunday with his family.
Ray Coonen returned from Hazelton
Saturday. He completed his job of
putting in cement walks at that place.
Mrs. Hinton and family, Mrs.
Chas. Brown and Mrs. Geo. Dockter
went to Bismarck Tuesday morning
i o. M. Bauman and family accom-
panied Mr. Witzlaben and Miss Agnes
home to Fort Yates Sunday on visit.
Pauline Kundert, daughter Of VIM.
Kundert, was successfully operated on
! for appendicitis at the local hospital,
Monday.
Helen Kurtz,. of Hazelton, spent
Sunday visiting friends in Linton, and
took in the wonderful ball game at
the Park.
i Alvin Atha and Wayne Cell return
ed from Hazelton Saturday night, nav
ling finished work on the pavements at
that place.
Don =. Tracy, wife and son, Judson,
left Monday for visit with relatives
in Milbank, s. D. They travelled by
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