Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-11-28
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS.

Mills and Geo. Jackson were the archi-
tects.
NJ. Vessel. Sr.. and MIR. and Mrs. M.
Vessel. Jr, went to Mound City, s. d.,
last week to attend the wedding of u
relative
p. Welch is up from his Livona
homestead. to-day. He reports that not
all the deer have been exterminated
down that way.
F. j. Haas, of Linton, and Cloyd
kurtz, Of Hazelton, went to Bismarck
Tuesday to hobnob with Capital City
friends for couple of days.
Remember the dinner aud the ball
to be given by the Catholic ladies on
Thanksgiving day and evening Your
participation will help good cause.
r. J. Bauer left recently for Winona,
Mimi. to be absent until after the hol-
idays. Mr.. Bauer's health is not good.
which makes necessary this move on
his part
Word comes from Alberta that a son
was recently born to Mr.. and Mrs. b.
r. Talbot Hazelton friends congratu-
late the popular couple ON their new
acquisition
Andrew Hansen last week presented
John Wilde fine meerschaum pipe
and the printer man cigar-holder of
the same material, a souvenir of his
recent visit to Denmark
Thos. Kelly and Lot Plowman drove
up to Burleigh county the first Of
the week, where the former bought
some choice hard wheat for seed. 1t
was raised by that old-timer, "Harve"
Allensworth
NJ. b. Morford is up from Hampton
to-day. in company with J. M. Hussel-
stein. of Mondamin, Iowa. The latter
gentleman invested in quarter sec
ton Of land in the Horsehead Valley
country; Mr.. Morford making the sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS Lawry and Henry
Lawry returned Monday evening from
Sanborn. where they had been to at
tend the funeral of their father, whose
death occurred on Nov. 11th They
met brothers there whom they had not
seen in many years.
The Misses Anna and Jennie Tai
bot have gone to Aberdeen, s. d.,
where they will spend the winter the
former having position with whole
sale fruit house, and the latter with an
abstract company. The young ladies
will be greatly missed here
Mr. and Mrs w. NJ. Matthews will
soon be occpying one of the prettiest
homes IN Hazelton, they having pur-
chased the Niles residence. 1t is newly
built, is large and conveniently ar
ranged, and makes them most desirable
home. They are to be congratulated
on securing this property.
Clarence Brace, of Brofy, is happy
over the news received from the U.
8. land Office at Bismarck Some
months ago he offered proof on his
and an inspector held up
the proof, leaving Clarence very much
in suspense. Now comes the good
news that receivers receipt will be
issued and a patent will follow.
l.. S. Chapman writes us from Ken
drick, Idaho and from the accounts
of some of the hunting and fishing
trips he is having a fine time AS yet
he has not sized up the country
sufficiently to say how he would like
1t to live in. He mentions having met
Chas. Graham and Ezra Thnrber
among other Emmons county early
settlers now in the west.
H. W. Batter was twenty-three
years old Tuesday and that evening
several of his bachelor friends in
vaded his apartments and helped the
popular young banker celebrate the
"skidoo" occasion. Two tables Of
whist and luncheon added to the en-
joyment of the evening. The invaders
presented (Which" box of cigars,
but succeeded in smoking up half OF
them during the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. F.. w. Orthmeyer and
little daughter left Tuesday for st.
Louis, Mo-, where they hope that the
treatment of noted physician will
greatly benefit their little girl, whose
lower limbs have been almost useless
since her birth. They will take her
to the institution where Bennie kla-
bunde is now having his burned hands
treated. Friends hope their errand
may not be fruitless one.
Mrs. w. NJ. Matthews returned Mon
day from visit of week with rela-
tives at Enderlin. While there she at
tended an interesting Masonic and
Eastern Star event. The Masons had
Initiated class Of four candidates
and the Eastern Star sisters furnished