Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-16

Mitchell to accept position on the
Milwaukee run out Of there, returned
home Tuesday with q sprained foot,
as a result Of slipping of q boxcar.
VIM. McCulley, Jr., and daughter,
Dorothy, Of Reeder, this state, ar
rived in Linton Tuesday for q visit
at the home Of his parents. He had
been stalled at iceland since last
Thursday.
Gunder Olson, revenue collector for
North Dakota, informs the Record
that he will have man here on Feb.
23d to assist local people in making
their Federal income tax returns. He
will be in Hazelton the following day.
Get your auto and storage batter
les repaired at the Bossert & Walther
Garage, first door south of the Gearin
Wagon Shop.-Adv.
Ludwig Wasen, farmer Of High
land township, underwent an opera
ton for acute appendicitis at the VOL
verton hospital Wednesday of last
week. He is doing nicely, and will
be able to return home next Monday.
The local organization of the w.
C. T. U. is collecting clothing and
other material for the needy. Those
having anything available for such
use, or those needing help, are re-
quested to communicate with Mrs.
Richard Sautter.
John Schulz, who has been very ill
at iceland where he was working in
the Thompson Yards during the alb
sence of the manager at that place,
returned to Linton Tuesday, and left
Wednesday for Bismarck, where he
will receive medical treatment.
The old passenger service has been
reestablished on the Milwaukee south.
1t arrives at 1885 daily, and departs
at 1901. The service began theo-
retically last Monday, and practically
Wednesday. The snow blockade in
terferred temporarily.
The band boys put on fine concert
at the court house Friday night of
last week, which attracted full
house, despite the stormy weather.
DR.. Smith reports his beginners
class rounding into shape rapidly,
and expects several needed recruits
for the regulars to develop from their
number 50.
The first installment Of real estate
taxes, all personal and special taxes
will be delinquent if not paid by
Tuesday, Feb. 18th. This leaves
only a comparatively short time to
avoid a penalty and interest, and
the county treasurer's Office is already
speeding up with the writing of tax
receipts.
The w. c., T. U. Ladies' Aid will
have food sale in the Stone Drug
Store on Saturday March 4, beginning
at two o'clock. Any one wishing a
special order at that time may be as
sured Of getting what they wish by
phoning few days ahead to Mrs
William Heyerman, Mrs. Harry Hin
ton or Mrs. William Pagel.
Mrs. Gradert and daughter Hulda
Of Napoleon, were guests at the VIM.
Balzer home from last Thursday tc
Tuesday, when they left for Daven.
port, Iowa, for visit with relatives
The Campfire Girls held Valen-
tine party in the basement of the M
E. church last Saturday evening. A
very pleasant time is reported by all
Hemstitching aad picoting attach,
ment works on any sewing machine
easily adjusted. Price $3.50 Will
full instructions. Oriental Novelty
Co., Box II Corpus Christi, Texas
Adv.
The Record is in receipt Of letter
from Mrs. H. w. Mogg, who unit
last December was Miss Genevievs
Braddock, a former Linton girl Mrs
Mogg and her husband are living il
Minneapolis, where the gentleman j.
engaged in the practice of law and il
the real-estate business. It was ri
mored hereabouts some time ago tina
tithis former Linton lady was married
but the letter to the Record this weel
was. the first authentic information
received. The Record. extends bes