Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-02-24

Electrical Repair Work. All work
guaranteed by the National Board of
Underwriters. Have state license.
Phone So or 1873. G. C. Fuller.-Adv.
A letter from Martin Meegard to
the Record informs us that he has
purchased land near Arlington, Wash,
and is we'll located. He wishes to be
remembered to all his Emmons coun-
ty friends.
Master Herman Wildermuth enter
tanned a number of his little friends
at the home of his parents Saturday
evening, it being his thirteenth birth
day. All the young folks spent a
pleasant evening.
Miss Christina Schiermeister, of the
Hazelton country, sister of John
Schiefmeister of this city, died at Bis
marck Friday of last week from COM
plications following diphtheria. Fun
! eral was held at Hazelton Sunday.
For Sale-Lease on half section of
good land, 160 acres now in rye, gas
engine and other farm implements.
Outside work with engine. Located
5 miles from Selfridge. Send in
quiries to this office.-Adv. feb10-24
The Bank of North Dakota has an
nounced that it is now open to depos-
its of private persons. However,
nearly everybody is now worried about
getting funds out Of that institution,
rather than worrying about trying to
put money into it.
The Knights of Pythias put on
big entertainment and picture show at
the lodge hall Friday night of last
week. A large crowd attended, and
an enjoyable evening had. The K. P.
membership has been increasing by
leaps and bounds during this winter
in the local lodge.
Coffee and Cocoa at Absolute
Wholesale Prices to Consumers. S
lbs good Rio $1.1s; S lbs Sunlight,
$1.49; S lbs Golden Brand, $2.79. Five
TBS. Cocoa only 80 cents. Add parcel
post; send check or money order to
Reiber & Son, Minneapolis, MINI"
jAdv.-F3-24
The Record understands that Fritz
Argast, league organizer and hanger
on from Motif, Burleigh county, was
| among those caught by the blow-up
of the Observation-Disclosures State
Bank. A Motif merchant has a
couple of checks that remain uncashed
because drawn on the bank that is
now closed, that are signed by Fritz.
1 John Weiszhauer, of Linton, who
was formerly q partner in the firm of
Pfeifer & Weiszhauer, Of that city,
was here Saturday for short visit.
He was on his way home from Lehr
by car where he had gone to look for
q location for a meat market, but for
some reason the place did not appeal
to him and he returned to Linton
Wishek News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Reich arrived
from Germany Tuesday and have
gone to Temvik neighborhood to make
their home. Mr.. Reich was with the
army Of occupation at the close Of
hostilities and fell in love with Ger
man girl he met there. Later, he re.
turned to Belgium to meet her, where
they were married after many trials
and tribulations.
Roy Carleyleft Monday for Ashley
where he will take charge Of the poo
hall there which he recently purchased
in company with E. Beck, of Linton
The Carley family expect to move
within week to their new home
The Carleys have been residents Of
Emmons county and Linton for more
than thirty years, and leave many
friends who wish them we'll in theil
new location.
A letter to the Napoleon Homestead
from Glen Semple, formerly of Brad
dock, and son of Barber Sempel, Of
that place, is to the effect that he il
in a government hospital at Whipplt