Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-09
les repaired at the Bossert & Walther
Garage, first door south Of the Gearin
Waron Shon.-Ady.

Wagon Shop-Adv.
Attorney Harry Lynn was down
from Steele over Sunday for a visit
at home. He returned to Steele Mon
day. 4 'S
Sam Day and NJ. b. Fallgatter, Of
Kintyre, were in Linton Tuesday even-
ing to attend the feed and seed meet
ing.
Note the Linton Service Garage
prices ON Ford repair work ADV.
Mrs. Joe volk left Tuesday for
Streeter, this state, where she will
visit her sister, who teaches at that
place.
S. A! Fischer of Strasburg, was in
Linton Tuesday and Wednesday. He
was here for the feed and seed meet
ing Tuesday night.
Rev. Green, of Ashley, who has
been assisting Rev. Rockwell with
the revival meeting here, left for his
home Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Paul have
moved into the W. E. Petrie home,
where they will remain until their
departure for Selhy, S. D.
Mrs. Pietz enjoyed yisit.from her
mother the first of the week. Mon
day she went to Temvik to keep house
for her son, Adolph Quasi, for a time.
There are several cases Of the
measles in town among some Of the
late cases are the Irvine children,
Malpass children and Frances Han
son. Is.
It is reported that revenue officers
were in iceland Monday night and
cleaned up some liquor law violators.
They were in Linton Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Corwine are expect
ed home this week from their winter
sojourn in California Mr.. Corwine
will resume his duties in the depot
about the Goth.
Ben Nagel, of the Highland neigh
borhood, brought his sister to Linton
yesterday to take the train to Stras-
burg for a visit. e. R. PurinSun ac.
companied him. 4
/ Weiger Rodenberg was up from
Westfield over Sunday to take his
brother-in-law, Henry Bootsma, home
from the local hospital where he had
been recovering from an appendicitis
operation
John Rowerdink who visited his
father in Bismarck, returned to his
home in .Strasburg Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wenda, of
Strasburg, came up Friday to visit
relatives here.
Miss Josephine Johnle, Of Aberdeen,
spent Tuesday evening in Linton on
her way to Mandan to visit her sister,
Mrs. c. Lang.l Mrs. Lang will be
remembered as Miss Ida Johnle, for
merly Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heinrich re-
turned Tuesday from Ashley where
they had been called blythe serious
illness of Mr.. Heinrich's father. Mr..
H. reports his father as well as
could be expected. &
Mrs. c.. Rowerdink ind daughter
Rena, of Strasburg, were in Linton
Monday night on their way home
from Bismarck, where Mr.. R. is re.
covering from serious operation.
He is said to be out Of danger
Now lis the time that the local bal
fans should be getting together to SEE
where they are at on the matter of 9
home product ball club for next year
iazeltcn has already organized, anc
re getting lined up for business.
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Mrs. Gregory Kraft and daughter
] Mrs. A. Schafer, of Strasburg, were
guests at the Joe. Volk and Franz
Meier, Jr. homes over Sunday. Mrs
Schafer left for home Monday, ant
Mrs. Kraft remained for q longe,
visit.
Several loads Of hay and corn hav'
lbeen received in Linton during tn,
: past week. The arrival Of every ca,
= has been the signh for q. great gath
4 ering Of farmers who are out Of feed
The, supply always seems to be shor
> Of the needs. .s.5s
1 Don't forget that the band concer
q at the court house will take plac
/ Friday evening of this week !. TIL
hand hovs will annreciate q f,1i| house