Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-15
sons were down from Braddock on
the prairie fire case in district court.

lue. prairie IRE case IN ;OlBlElCg COURT.
Mrs. l.. E. Feinstein and baby left
Friday for Minneapolis where she will
attend the wedding Of her brother, At
torney Mackof, formerly Of Dickin-
son.
Martin Winterburg, Of Westfeld,
was a Linton visitor Monday, having
come up to visit his daughter. Mrs..
Walter HIM. who is patient at the
Wolverton hospital;
VIM. Herr and Martha Weikum
were married sat tho Baptist church
Tuesday after1ooH They will make
their home with the formers par
lents for the present.
Wanted, to hear, from owner Of
farm or unimproved land for sale.7
70. X. Hawley, Baldwin, Wiz. Ad.'
vertisement.
DR.. Wolverton reports The birth Of
q girl to Mr.. and MgG M. A. Schu-
macher, Of sYrassarg, Nov. soth.
Also q boy to M. and Mrs. Otto
Dcbler, Of Linton, Dec. 2.
on Dec. 2sd, from / p. m.stp >.
m, and from p. M. until s ,. IA !. I
will sell at public auction all the
Christmas gifts and toys ! have left.
u. =. Feinstein.: ADV. Is
The Camp Fire girls have yolun-
teered to collect clothes for the needy.
Families having such material, kindly
gather up and deliver to the girls
when they call Friday afternoon.
Note the Linton Service Garage
prices ON Ford repair work ADV. !.
A letter to the Record from w. o.
Irwin is to the effect that he is still
glad he is living in California. Mr..
T., and family are in good health,
and wish to be remembered.to their
Linton friends. III
Miss johnson, who has been engag-
ed at the Matt Stramer home during
Mrs. Stramer's illness, spent last FRI
day with her friend, Mrs. Donald
Paul. She left Saturday FOR her
home in Bismarck.
john Brokofsky was up from Pol
lock the first of the week. Sunday
he and DR.. Hogue drove to Bismarck
by car. The former returned the
next night, while the latter returned
on Mondays train.
/ w. G. Gilbert, a former resident
of Linton, was visitor here Wednes-:
day Of last week Mr.. Gilbert has
been living in Minneapolis, but will
make his fome this winter with his
daughter in Campbell county.
Mr.. M. Westerbruck and daugh-
ter and Eli Filppula, Of the Kintyre
country, were Linton business visitoNs
Friday of !. last week Mr.. Wester-
bruck brought his daughter down to
be examined by the eye specialist. Il
The Emmons County Farm Bureau
directors met in Linton Friday after
noon in regular monthly session. It
was decided to discontinue publication
Of the Farm Bureau fof d couple Of
months because Of the financial stu
alton. 81, ~ 8: &, t5fs ]. 4 y q "a
Attorney Clemens .Kelsch, Of Man.
dan, spent the latter part Of last
week here on business and visiting
at the home Of his parents Accom-
panied by his brother-in.law, Frank
Baumgartnet, he left Tuesday 70,
Mandan. 81 81
Michael Ternes, one Of the early
settlers Of. the Grassna neighbor.
!! hood, was seriously i'll last week.
Dr.. Wolverton operated upon Mr..
Ternes, at his home, as he could not jbe
moved to the hospital. The patient
lis making a good, recovery .. 81
Robert Buchanan, one Of the earl
est settlers in Emmons. county who
has resided in the same neig hborhoos
l
northeast of Hazelton since the early
'8O's, was a Linton visitor one day
last week Mr.. Buchanan is eve,
seventy years of age, but still halltE
and hearty a. ~
Arrangements are being made BY
the Interstate Transp ortation Co..
Of Minot, to run daily buses eaci
way from Bismarck to Minot, ane
from Bismarck ito Aberde cen The
Bismarck Aberdeen bus will r,,r
through Linton, and the service vii
be started as soon as the loads arr
passable in the spring