Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-07-21

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F. j. Pietz, Allan Quasi and H. C..
Lynn went to Strasburg Sunday to,
witness the ball game, between Stras-
burg and Napoleon.
E. T. Atha returned Saturday
from the cities, where he had been.
with shipment of stock for Messrs.
Anderson and -clsch.
Mr.. G. MIMI, representing the
Mintz Tailoring Co. of Aberdeen,
spent the fore part of the week call
ing on trade in Linton.
Linton was well rep,s, ented at
the ball game at Braddock Sunday,
several car loads of fans having ac-
companied the local team.
Jos. Fairchild, Linton's star pitcher,
spent a couple Of days this week Wis
iting his parents at Mckenzie. Joe
likes the pies his mother bakes.
R. E. Mccain and family, of Brad
dock, spent Tuesday at the Rev.
Rockwell home. Rev. Rockwell and
Mr.. Mccain are old schoolmates.
DR.. L. C. Shockey and family, of
Pollock, spent Tuesday in Linton.
The genial doctor is as young and spry
as when he made Linton his home.
Henry Wittmayer, former chief of
police of Linton, was temporarily
taken off duty last Friday. It is not
known when he will be reappointed.
The members of the Y. P. A., of
he Evangelical church, very pleasant
ly surprised Mrs. Ed. Graf in the
nature of a shower Thursday even
ing.
Born, to Mr.. and, Mrs. Anton
Junt, of South Prairie, daughter
and son, Tuesd4y afternoon, July
10th. Mother ,/and children doing
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Langliers, of
the Glanavon country, spent Sunday
at the home Of the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lewis, north of
Linton.
H. o. Sauer, accompanied by Fred
Snyder, of Temvik, left Tuesday af-
ternoon for New Salem to take in
the Dairy Demonstration. E. H.
Brant went as far as Bismarck with
them.
JOS. Vetter Kasper Scherr, Anton
Zacher, John Richter, and Got.
Schmierer were among those who
were hailed out in the big st .rm Sat
urday night.
Miss Lila Paine, of the Pollock
neighborhood, underwent an operation
for the removal of appendix, tonsils
and adenoids at the Wolverton hos
ital Monday !.
The bathing beach at Seeman Park
has been very popular place during
these hot days. Most any afternoon
or evening finds a large crowd en-
joying a dip in the Beaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.. Seeley, Mrs.
H. Liversage and Mrs. Ed. Brown
returned Tuesday night from a
weeks vacation at Fargo and
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Turner, ac-
companied by Mrs. Fogle and Mrs.
F. j.. Pietz, drove to Pine City and
minneapolis on business last week.
Mrs. Pietz went along as far as Be-
midi,
Miss Bangord, who is in training
at Bismarck hospital, spent Monday
night in the city as a guest of Miss
Clara Bechtle. Miss Bangord was on
her way to visit home folks in Scot
land, S. n. III. s.. q
William and Thomas Jones are the
proud owners Of a bfand-new Ford.
After getting the Bfute halter broke
and kind of gentle, the Jones Bros
expect to start on an auto trip to
California.
The Herreid Campfire Girls"
who camped a few days the first of
last week at Seeman Park, pulled
stakes and left for home on Thurs
|day afternoon. They reported a.
wonderful time. /"
John Meier accompanied Glen Tur-
ner to Minneapolis, and from there
went on to Arcadia, Wisconsin. Mrs.
Meier, and baby, Kenneth, who have.
been visiting there, will return with
him the last Of the week. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Coventry and Miss
Anna johnson made a trip to Fort