Emmons County record., 1921-01-06

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Linton visitor yesterday on business
connected with the Service Oil Co.'s
station, which he recently purchased
from Carl Vorlander.
Miss Alice Johnson, who is staying
at the Coventry home while attending
school, arrived Tuesday night from
Price, N. D., where she spent the
holidays with her parents.
E. A. Hclsti was down from the
Kintyre country Thursday of last
week. He was accompanied by Vainc
Maunu and Isaac Erickson, of Freder,
ick, S. D., relatives of his.
Notice-I will start hauling ice next
Monday, Jan. Sd, and those wishing a
load for washing or other purposes
should place their orders at once.
Paul Marshall.-Adv. de-3O
The Record understands that Carl
Vorlander, of Eureka, will leave the
| first Of the month to make his home
in Minneapolis. He will be employed
in wholesale drug concern there.
Miss Marian Coventry left Saturday
to resume her school work at Carlton
college, Northfeld, Minn. Mrs. Cow
entry accompanied her as far as Bis
marck, returning home Monday night
While in Bismarck the first of the
week the Record man met Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Suverly, of the Gayton
neighborhood. Mr.. S. had the mis-.
fortune to fall in some boiling water
while scalding hogs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Clark, of the
Dale country, were in Linton Tuesday
on their way home from Bismarck
Mr.. Clark has been receiving medical
treatment at one of the Bismarck hos
pitals since Christmas.
Miss Hazel Fogle, who spent the
holidays with her parents in Linton
left Monday to resume her work at
the Mayville Normal: Audrey, Doris,
Arlo and Darwin Fogle accompanied
her as far as Mckenzie.
Fire Chief Harry Petrie informs
the Record that the Northern Pacific
recently sent the Linton volunteer fire
department check in recognition of
the departments work in saving some
loaded grain cars that would have
otherwise been burned at a consid-
able loss the night of the elevator fire
in Linton
A Ford automobile caught fire Fri
day of last week in front Of the Bea-
yer Valley while being filled with gas
The car was quickly a mass of flames
and some thoughtful person quickly
backed the blazing machine down in
front of the Record office to give the
boss touch Of heart disease. How.
ever, the jitney didn't "blow up" and
the blaze was, ,textinguished before q
great deal of damage was done. Be.
tween fire-bugs and blazing jitneys
owning wooden building in Linton
is nerve-wracking experience. The
car belonged to the F'eist boys, OF
Marie.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Schneider, son, on New Years Day
at the Wolverton hospital. A few
days before, a daughter was born ir
the same institution to Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Wenda. Mrs. Wenda is q
daughter of Mrs. Schneider, and both
mothers and children were in the hos.
pital at the same time. The doctor
tried to figure out all the relationships
involved, but became dizzy from the
mental strain, and gave it up as bad
job.
Mrs. Elias Nagel, of Grassna, was
a patient at the Wolverton hospital
last week, receiving treatment for q
severe infection of the right knee.
Mrs. Christ Weiszhaar, wife Of the
Linton butcher, underwent an opera.
tion at the Wolverton hospital last
Thursday.
Mrs. George Backhaus, Of this city
underwent an operation for the relief
Of gallstones and chronic appendicitis