Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-10-31
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS.

Tor his home at kOShkOnong, Mo,
after a week with old friends and
neighbors.
When it looked like a car shortage
Tuesday j. L. Roop took the train for
Minneapolis TO see if he could pry a
few loose
=. Stiles Went to Linton last night
TO see Mrs. Stiles who is at DIR.
Hogues hospital recovering nicely
from surgical operation.
Hazelton elevators were both full
yesterday but last nights train
brought in five cars, and for awhile
yet there will be no tie-up
Miss Carrie Woodland is up from
Glencoe to attend school this winter
She is making her home with her
sister, Mrs. s. A. Mikalson.
John Baker has moved house into
Hazelton and Mrs. Baker and the
children will occupy it this winter
while the latter attend school
III. l.. Quist of Tell was i'm Hazelton
Tuesday and before going home ar
ranged to return next week and put
in the winter on the Republican.
Tomorrow evening there will be u
grand ball in DIR Welshs new build
ing in Braddock Quite Il number of
Hazelton young people contemplate
attending it,
JOS. Healy has been on the sick
list for few days past Yesterday
he and Mrs. Healy went to Bismarck
to consult a physician They return
ed i'm the evening.
Frank Grak did not accompany IL.
ID. Smith to Alberta last week as was
reported i'm these columns, and the
latter went alone. Harvey goes to
Benson where 7. NJ Gray and family
live
Mrs. A. S. Better is with relatives
and friends at Wilton while plaster
ers are doing the finishing of that new
home. Meanwhile Andy Is establish
ing a lunch route among the neigh
bOrs.
Friends and neighbors of the family
of w W. Mandigo, of BraddOck, to
the number of nearly a half a hundred,
met at the home Of that couple last
Saturday evening and gave them q
pleasant surprise
Hazeltons postofice is now In its
new quarters in A. l.. Cells store,
west OF this Office and Is indeed a
credit to the town For the first time
in it's history there is sufficient room
before and behind the case
Photographer Bauer returned Friday
from his stay of a couple of months
at Winona, Mimi, and is decidedly
busy in his gallery. He has taken a
number of views of town and country
residences and besides putting out
some fine photoes is making some
catchy picture post cards.
H. L. Gerloff of McGregor, Iowa,
the owner of the odd Brock place
west of the Keebler farm, was In
Hazeton Friday in, company with
J. G. Dittmann, Of the same city, and
Banker Sims, of Linton. Before leay-
ing Mr.. Gerloff sold the buildings on
his place and another mark OF pio
neer days is to be removed.
Dentist Smith was up from Linton
Tuesday and except for the fact that
he missed his train and had to make
the twenty miles home by team, he
had satisfactory dav. He likes (O
to drive after night; but just the same
had we been at the last end of the
route we wouldn't have asked him
why he didn't come home by train.
When the news of the downward
tendency OF grain prices reached
Hazelton it had such a depressing
effect on everything that the Lyons
elevator sank some. The foundation
has begun to crumMe and timbers 70
crack, so Buyer Wernli will receive no
more grain until he loads out cotl-
pie of car loads, which he will doubt
less do today.
Real estate has been on the move
in the Brofy neighborhood the past
week, three quarter sections chang
ing hands at the same time T. H..
Hawes and VIM Henderson each
sold their farms, and the Dezotcl
farm is the third. Prices ranged
from sl4 to $50 per acre. Neither Of
the settlers has yet made his future
plans known Mr. Hawes will have
an auction on his place Saturday Of
next week, when he will dispose Of
his stock and other goods
That big new barn on George >.
Suverly's farm at Gayton is nearly
completed, and on Friday evening,
Nov. i, will be the scene of grand
big social dance to which everybody
is invited An oyster supper will be
served. II you know the ability Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Suverly as entertainers
you need no other inducement to at
tend, and il you do not, just take our
word for it and you wili not regret It
II you drive up to the suverly farm on
the evening Of Nov. l.