Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-01-05
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Miss Thompson, Of the local teach
ing staff, returned yesterday from
Alexandra, s. D., where she spent
the holiday vacation. Miss Young
quist, another Of the teaching staff,
also returned from Hartford, s. D.
Persons who have come in touch
with the new conciliators' law for
small disputes are well satisfied with
the way it works out. "A case per-
tanning to the drilling of well was
thus settled Monday by H. o. Sauer.
Miss Flora Hermann, former teach
er in Emmons county, came down
from Hazelton Thursday night for q
couple Of days visit with Mrs. Joe
Volk. Saturday she returned to Car
rington, this state, for visit with a
sister. {lig
Mrs. Mech, sister Of Harry Haugse,
of Hetland, s.. D., was called to Lin
ton Thursday of last week by the con-
dition Of her brother and his family.
She has been getting things in shape
for the proper care of the children
while the parents are away.
Dr.. T. P. schwinghamer, D.. D.
S., of Napoleon, will gil dates in EN-
mons county as follows: Strasburg,
Tuesday, Jan. 10th; Hague, Wednes-
day and Thursday, Jan. 18th and
18th; iceland, Friday, Jan. 18th. He
will be prepared to do all dental work.
A tramp who was around Linton
several days last week was arrested
Friday for attempting to hold up q
restaurant at Strasburg. He is said
to have choked a waitress employed
in the cafe. In the meantime, he is
living at the expense Of the county
under the supervision Of Sheriff Mill
er. ID & 5
Alvin Atha, Alton Junge and Wal
ter Mohn were Lintonites who re-
turned to their work at the state uni-
versity at Grand Forks Tuesday
morning, after spending the holidays
with home folks. George Schatz re-
turned to Emmons county with them,
but will not reenter school until next
year. Il Il. l$5
An over-supply Of prisoners in
Sheriff Miller's custody this week has
brought forcibly to the attention Of
the commissioners The fact that they
have got to provide a Jail. AS q re-
suit plans are under way for the joint
operation of a jail by the county and
city authorities in the old light plant
building.
w. Rodenberg one Of the old pio-
neers of the Westfield neighborhood,
has been a Linton visitor several days
this week. He has been here because
Of the serious illness of his brother
in-law, Henry Bootsma, who was OPP
perated upon at the Wolverton hospit-
al for appendicitis. He is doing
nicely. sS5
Miss Mabel Winterberg, q student
at the Dakota Business College, Far
go, was in Linton yesterday morning
on her way back TO school after
spending the holiday season with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Win
terberg, north Of Herreid. Her
brother, William, brought her to Lin
ton by car to take the train:
Pete Nelson, Of the Temvik neigh
borhood was Linton visitor Satur-
day. Pete desires the Record to an
nounce that he has 500 stock in the
Free Press which he would be pleased
to dispose of for the small sum Of ,$25.
And he asks that the prospective pur-
|chasers do not crowd each other in
grabbing this bargain
Miss Lizzie Schlecht, who has been
employed at the +. B. Streeter home
in Linton for = year and q half, left
Friday Of last week for her home ut
Temvik for q brief visit before becom-
ing the bride OF John Rensselaer,, we'll
known Linton young man.
Frank G. Richter, who has been
spending some time in Minneapolis,
arrived home for the holidays. He
reports hundreds out 81 work in that
city. e 4 l5s
Twenty mine members Of the Junio,
League Of the M. =. church were en-.
tertained at the home Of Mrs. w.
Pagel, in East Linton, Tuesday night.
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