Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-07-14

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guest at the A. N. Junge home over
Sunday, and took in the Bismarck
Mobridge game.
Attorney Scott Cameron came
from Bismarck Saturday and accom-
panied his family home Monday. Mrs.
Cameron and children have been visit
ing friends in Linton for couple
of weeks.
Mrs. H. L.. Petrie and Miss Laura
Petrie left Saturday morning for Be-
midi, MIMI, to enjoy an outing at
the lakes. At Braddock they were
joined by Mrs. Geo. Naramore and
two children.
The editor and family expect to
leave Sunday for two weeks outing
at the lakes near Pine City, MIMI,
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Turner.
They will also visit with friends in
Minneapolis before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Carley and Miss
Sarah spent the weekend with Linton
relatives and friends and took in the
Bismarck Mobridge ball game. They
are now located at Ashley. Miss
Bohlman, of Ashley, accompanied
them.
i Rev. Rockwell expects his sister
and mother to arrive from the east
the latter part of this week for a
short visit. They are on their way
to Pekin, China, where his sister has
accepted a position to teach for two
years.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Henzler, of
Bismarck, were guests at the H. H.
Hanson home in this city Sunday,
and also took in the big ball game.
They stated that the people of Linton
should feel proud to have such a
wonderful park and place to picnic.
i A. B. Critchfeld, of the Grain
Growers, Inc, talked to several local
farmers at the court house Friday on
the aims and plans of that organiza-
ton. He took up with the local far
mers' elevator the matter of signing
up as an agent for them.
i Mr.. and Mrs. John Drayton, son,
Meade, and daughter, Isabelle, and
Harold Crowley left yesterday for
Il Wakapala, S. D., wher they will visit
at the home of Mrs. Drayton's par
ents. Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Drayton's
mother, is very ill, and shows little
improvement. They will take in the
fair at Selby on their return trip.
Emanuel Gimbel, the little son of
Julius Gimbel, living west of Hazel.
ton, and who was operated on at the
Wolverton hospital a week ago last
Sunday for the removal of ruptured
gangrenous appendix and drainage of
a large abscess, is making good re-
covery.
Thomas Holm, Of the Braddock
neighborhood, had his right forearm
broken the evening of the Fourth,
when the motor backfired as he was
cranking his car preparatory to start
ing home from the celebration at
Seeman Park. The arm was x
rayed, and the fracture reduced and
dressed at the Wclverton hospital.
Lloyd Stewart underwent a minor
operation at the Wolverton hospital
last week for the relief Of an abscess
which formed around piece Of shrap-
mel he still carries in his left shoulder,
the result of a war wound he received
in the Argonne.
Edna Kicker, of Omio, and Barbara
Leintz, of the Hague neighborhood,
underwent operations during the past
week at the local hospital for the
removal of tonsils and adenoids.
Miss Leintz has been suffering from
infammatory rheumatism for some
time, and the tonsils were removed
to get rid of the focus Of infection
which was causing her rheumatism.
The infant son Of Jacob Kuntz, Of
Marie, underwent an operation last
week at the local hospital for the
drainage Of large abscess Of the left
armpit and wall of the chest.