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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
3
Hague society notes recall Mr Jaeger’s absence and Mrs Miller’s death with burial at St Marys cemetery. The column records school events, new jobs, travels, farm projects, dances in Hague Hazelton Napoleon Braddock, and charity dances to support war orphans in France.
TEMVIK John Jones returned to Aberdeen Tuesday and rented his farm. Mrs. McVey was called to Bismarck Monday. her father in the Bismarck hospital is very low. The hotel dance Saturday evening drew a good crowd and reports a fine time. J Rotzien of Hazelton was a town business caller Monday. Miss Macdonald spent the weekend with her parents at Glencoe. Carl Larvick and family and L H Harwood and family shared Sunday dinner at Chas DeWitt’s. C N Hendrix is up again after illness. Miss McCulley went to Linton Tuesday evening.
Hank brothers shipped a car of hogs Saturday. James Bor returns after five weeks with muscular rheumatism. Born April 6 to Mr and Mrs Henry Bor a boy. Westfield residents celebrate with a smoke. Strasburg plans an up-to-date restaurant. Richey Bros expect to move new building on East Main around April 16. Meals at All Hours is their motto. Peter Dykema recovering from a severe muscular rheumatism attack.
George Tracy went to Braddock on Saturday to visit relatives. W. J. Neubauer was a Mobridge visitor the first of the week.
Grandma Becker of Dale passed away Wednesday from influenza and age. Funeral is at the family home this afternoon and burial will be in Dale cemetery. Pollockites honorably raised to Master Mason degree at Mu bridge Masonic hall last night with H L Burch L Mankoff P O Peterson Byron Olmsted John Olmsted and Chester Solomonson. Masons R E Hayes L C Shockey B E Morrill Stanley Olmsted J J Brokofsky and E P Lerud assisted in the work.
A historical note recalls an English baby christened Acts of the apostles Kennett. The name, likely shortened later, prompts a mom’s quip about “Act so, how can you act so” reflecting playful commentary on unusual naming.
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