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

SGe4Roe
H. A. Armstrong, Of Hazelton,
was business visitor yesterday
|, Andreas Kelsch, Of Napoleon, spent
the Fourth with his Linton relatives.
l Chas. Paulson, Albert shier, Walter
,Mohn and Harry Hinton drove to Bis
marck yesterday.
Gilman Hanson arrived home Sat-
urday from Minnesota, and will spend
a few weeks with Linton relatives.
Messrs. ). and Mesdames Alex. Mac
donald and John Eastwood, of Glen
coe, spent yesterday in Linton.
Manager holdings, of the Napoleon
ball team, stayed in Linton over Mon
day to celebrate the Fourth of July.
John N. Schneider and family were
here from Napoleon over the Fourth
of July. They formerly lived at Stras-
burg.
John Allensworth, of the Emmons
County State Bank, was down from
Braddock Thursday Of last week on
business.
Fred. Kraft and several relatives
passed through Linton last week on
their way to SELF, N. D., by auto
to visit relatives. l.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. BEN Ketchum re-
turned yesterday from their wedding
trip spent in the cities, and will go
Ito housekeeping on their farm west
of Linton.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. S. Bennett Of Hazel
ton, were Linton visitors yesterday.
Mr.. Bennett has sold out his farm
goods at Hazelton, and is planning on
moving to Washington.
4. Steve Myers, the little 19-year-old
pitcher on the Napoleon team who is
pitching a mighty good brand of base
ball, stayed over Monday and played
third base for Hazelton.
4 Raymond Schall and Matthew
Schatz were in Linton yesterday from
Hague. They expect to go to the
government training camp at Fort
Smelling during the month of August,
and will be accompanied by Gregory
Miller and Fred Fischer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabbert and Mrs. c.
Backhaus returned home Monday
from trip to Howard Lake, Mimi
They were accompanied home by
Mr.. Gabbert's brother, who will visit
here for some time. They made the
trip over the Yellowstone Trail, and
report bad roads in South Dakota
Ferman Busby returned Friday
from Fargo where he attended the ma
| tional tractor demonstration. He
says the outfits there did good work,
but that there were not as many en-
tered as he had expected. The tests
between horse-drawn machinery and
tractors were strongly in favor of the
power outfits.
VIM. Schwab is laid up at his home
this week as a result Of a fall from
q horse he was riding on his ranch
northeast of Linton u The horse
started to buck and The bride came
off, leaving Mr.. s. with nothing to
control the animal. He was thrown
and quite badly banged up. He is a
man well along in years y: a
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. DaAinrud and
daughter, Fern, Of Hazen, and Mrs.
Martin, Of Billings, Mont !, have been
in Linton the past week visiting Mrs.
Dafinrud's sister, Mrs. Lynn. The
family formerly resided in Linton,
where Mr.. D. conducted a hardware
store, and they are well known to all.
the old-timers .hereabouts 3.
/ Local folks were having fun with;
Walter Mewing one day last week.
They claim Walt. stepped into a jit-s
|tney parked in the center Of the street,
jazzed down to q garage and had the
tank filled with gasoline, only to find
that he had hooked onto somebody
else's buzz-wagon. The last heard
Of Walt, he was looking for the owner
81 the car to get his gas back.