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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
7
Trustee Baumgartner and others set August 19 at 2 30 PM for a Temvik public sale of a kitchen stove table cabinet 6 chairs library table 2 beds 4 rockers and other household goods plus miscellaneous items. Auctioneer Gottlieb Schatz owner Mrs J L Wachter Temvik ND listed with sale in residence south of the bank.
Glanavon residents Jesse Paine and Fred Hintz visited the city yesterday while Peter DeBoer and family were in town over the weekend. Harvest activity continues with Cap Vanderberg finishing and John Hanson nearing the end of threshing. Sunday School at Ohio and Ladies Aid at Chas Smith’s marked the week, with new church members and Communion services led by Rev. McEwen in Fargo.
Mr. Irwin Grogan cuts wheat for Mr. Berreth on the John Brasseth place this week. Mr. L. C. Crowley finishes oats and now cuts hay on his own farm. Mum Bill or Bob Wells visited Mr. Teuben last Wednesday. Mrs. W. Johnson helped Mrs. H. Hanson can fruit and vegetables.
Eldon Vie celebrated his ninth birthday with friends at Persian Lake Tuesday afternoon and a six o'clock picnic dinner. Mrs. McCune hosted twelve ladies at a five o'clock luncheon Wednesday for her birthday anniversary, gifting a cut glass water set. A Kintyre Aid gathering, a Union Church fundraiser, and a quiet wedding at the Catholic church featuring Miss Reta Weber and Mr. Gee were noted with details of attendees outfits and travel plans.
Mrs Pitcher and two children from Hornick Iowa visited her parents Mr and Mrs E W Baker and brothers Myron and Bryant Baker. Mrs John Esterman visited at Kin tyre. E R Purinton and son autoed to Bismarck on business. Fred Waddell returned home to Miller South Dakota after a year with the Purintun family. Harvesting is well along and millet is being cut as a bonus crop this year. Mr and Mrs E R Purintun and daughters and Mrs Bryant Baker with son and Miss Ruby visited Alex McCulleys in McLaughlin last Saturday, returning Monday noon.
Dave Calquhoun and Charlie De Witt were business visitors in Linton Wednesday night. Matt Nieson and some Linton girls visited Temvik Friday evening. Lillian and Neil Quast with their aunt Mrs F J Pietz visited Willow City and returned Thursday. Calvin Kusler formerly managed the Thompson Yards and passed away last week. The bereaved family receive sympathy. Temvik may soon have its own paper. Willis LaPaugh returned from Stanton Friday. Mr and Mrs Harold Heinmiller.
A large crowd attended the Ladies' Aid gathering hosted by Mrs. Aarvig last Wednesday, sharing fellowship and support for the group’s activities.
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