Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-05-26

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Peter Droog, of Hull, was operated
upon for. chronic appendicitis, at the
Wolverton hospital Tuesday.
Reinholt Klaudt and Otto Meier
were arrested Saturday evening for
speeding and were fined $40 each.
John Sander and Mrs. John -Orlos-
Ike, both of the Wishek neighborhood,
came to the local hospital for treat
ment yesterday.
Mrs. Kasper Bachmaier underwent
an operation for the removal of gall
bladder and appendix, at the Wolver-
ton hospital Tuesday.
H. L. Bohlman, of Wishek, was a
Linton business visitor yesterday af-
ternoon. He is the merry go-round
man who was here two years ago.
The Strasburg juniors were at Lin
ton yesterday afternoon for a ball
game. The game was not completed
| when the Record forms were closed.
Miss Alice Johnson, who has been
staying at the F. M. Burge home
and attending school here this winter,
leaves Saturday for her home at Fort
Clark, N. D.
A representative Of the state game
and fish commission was in Linton
Tuesday arranging to- stock Beaver
Creek with Black Bass, Sun Fish and
Brook Trout.
Miss Katie Haag, of Strasburg, un-
derwent an operation for the, relief
of intestinal obstruction, at the VOL
yerton hospital, last Friday. She is
making good recovery.
Rev. j. Dykstra, Egbert Complain
and Bert Van Beck were Linton Wis.
itors Monday night. Rev. Dykstra
preached the ,baccalaureate sermon
at the M. E. church Monday night.
| Miss Ernestine Irvine is expected
home Monday from Delaware, Ohio,
where she has been attending school
for the past two years, and making
her home with Mr.. and Mrs, L. Pap
penhagen.
DR.. and Mrs. Wolverton and Mrs.
H.. L. Petrie spent Sunday at the w.
Kyes ranch west Of Linton. The
Misses Laura Kyes and Phyllis VOL
verton, who were visiting out there,
returned home with them.
The following Strasburg people at
tended the dance at the pavilion Fri
day evening: John Kramer, Tony
Volk, VIM. Rowerdink, Frank Baum
gartner and the Misses Regina and
Lizzie Volk, Pauline Kraft and Verda
Greer.
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A baseball game between the Bis
marck and Mobridge, s. D., ball clubs
is scheduled to take place at Seeman
Park on the 10th of July. Both
teams are fast semi-pro outfits, and
9 mammoth crowd may be expected
here from all over the country for
that date.
The members of the Hazelton band
were in Linton Tuesday night to prac-
tice with the Linton band. The two
organizations will combine for the
stock show at Hazelton next month,
and will thus provide a musical or
ganization Of. some forty-five pieces.
The Linton band has received it's
bunch Of new uniforms.
The area just east of the depot is be-
ing leveled off and a-temporary ball
ground will be provided so that the
local team may practice evenings with
out making trip to the park. All
games will be played on the park dia-
mond, however. The grounds up
town will also be available for the
youngsters for corner-lot base ball.
Mrs. A. H. Irvine pleasantly enter
tanned the Priscilla Club and their
husbands last Wednesday evening at
cards. Mrs. Streeter and j. Lang car
ried away the head prizes and Mrs.
Obermeier and Chas. Paulson taking
the consolation prizes. Everyone en-