Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-23
HAzELToK HAPPENINGS.
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lFrom the Republican, Aug. III. 1870.
Miss Anna Talbot has accepted
temporary rositioninA. Z. Klabunde's
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Baker are Lii
v0naites who took in the G. A. r. EN-
campment.
Bonnie klabuLde is resting as COM
fortably as possible since hisexperience
IN the gasoline explosion.
Merchant Klabundc has new plate
glass i'm his store windows to replace
these knocked out by the explosion.
Barber Winterton is entertaining a
brother from Iowa. The latter is here
In the hope that this climate will re-
lievc him Of rheumatism.
Miss Carrie Brindle returned home
from Bismarck Friday. Friends will
regret To learn that her condition has
not changed much for the better.
MIR. and Mrs. II. D. CooneD, the
Misses Hubbard, Gulacksona and Talbot
and Mcssrs. Batter and Mikalson rep
resented Nazelton at the ball in Lin
ton last Friday evening. And they do
not regret it.
Nick Graham couldn't stand it not
to own farm in Emmons county,
having sold his last spring, and he this
week closed the purchase, through L.
II. Brigglc, of the David Frederick
quartcr-southwcst Of Hazelton.
NJ. J. Ruggles left Saturday for Dem
yer, Col, for a visit with his daughter
and son-in-law, and where he will also
get acquainted with big, fat boy that
is said to look like ''Grandpap,' Rug
giles. He will be absent about three
weeks
Grandma Yeater. mother of w. l..
and ID. H.. is here for visit with the
families Of her sons and OF herrelatiycs
She is about cighty-four years of aye.
but is more active both mentally and
bodily than many who are twenty
years her Junior
Mrs. &. l.. Parkhurst and baby were
guests OF Mrs. w. NJ. Matthews las,
Friday afternoon. Irving parkhu,st.
Who has been Wis iting home folks for
two months past, clme with them aud
took tile train fur Aberdeen 10 resume
his studies at the Aberdeen Normal.
II took him more than twenty years
TO come to it, but now it's Farmer
buchanan instead Of Robt Ruchan-
an, the 'anchcr: for last Saturday lie
tore down the last barrier between
himself aud the long-deferred title,
farmer. On that day he hauled home
new binder. We expect To hear
him agitaling The question If farm
crs' institutes next.
Sheriff Shior, Treasurer IIerolz.
Register Wittmaycr, Justice Britts.
Deputy Sheriff Jones aud Mcssrs. II.
Is. Irvine, 4. j. Haas and G. II.
wagner were IA party OF Lintonites
who came up Saturday to attend "A
meeting OF the knights of Pythias.
The latter received his first degree
that evening and the second degree
was conferred upon II. -. Coonen.
Emmons county friends of the fam
NY VIII regret I" learn OF the death of
Mrs. Lincoln Smith, formerly of Glen
c"e, but late Of Moscow. Idaho. al,
which place She died August I'd. BE
sides her husband, two little bows are
lett 10 mourn the loss Of loved one.
MIS- smith Was The daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs. ID. ". Rudcrick, who were al.
SO former residents of this county.
Judge and Mrs. w. l.. Yea,er re.
turned Monday from their overland
trip to Rugby, Minot and other points
They had delightful visit with rela.
tives, and had y fine trip. Much O,
the country they saw was more fun,
developed than Emmons county, which
fact was emphasized by fine, lary,
farm buildings: yet they saw nolhin,
that looked better along crop line
than is to be seen here at hume.
rrof. g. q. Smith. leader of the Lii,
tnn Concert Band, one Of the best M,
sicat organizations in the state, passe
Through IIazclton Tuesday Ell route I
Mandan tn look up the possibility {
having his band furnish the music 4,
the coming Morton county fair. II.
Coonen joined him here. IL tho
Morton county fellows want somethir
good, "Prof. and Dick will con
home with some signed contracts.
One of the best houses in town IL
been naintnd with Rradlcv and Y rn