Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-12-12
HAZELTOy HAPPENINGS.

From the Republican. Dec. 81
MIR. and Mrs. A. s. Better had Mrs.
r. ID. Coonen, Of Bismarck, as their
guest over Thanksgiving.
Miss Lucy NArkley left yesterday
for Ashland, Ohio, where she willspend
the winter with home-folks.
The turkey-shoot at the home of
Harrie Spauldnig, of Clayton, Wednes-
day Of last weex, was we'll attended
and proved full Of sport.
Mrs. j. f. Snyder, Miss Harrieta
Hubbard and Miss Edna Armstrong
went to Linton Friday to attedend
the funeral OF Harry Patterson.
John Wilde was among yesterday 5
| visitors from Livona. He has hopes
of being able to secure saving outfit,
this winter and With it TO cut up the
timber that was killed on his place
two years ago.
Mrs. L. S. Chapman, accompanied
by Nellie and Albert, left last evening
for Idaho to join MIR. Chapman, where
the family will doubtless remain a
year: they having leased their farm to
| Archie and Artie Frederick.
j. w. Mikesell, popular Cherry
Grove farmer, was in Hazelton ycster-
day on his way home from business
visit to Linton. 1t was his first visit
to the county capital since filing on his
homestead, three years ago, and he
was greatly surprised at it's growth.
Commissioner Buchanan and son
Will drove to Linton, Friday, where
the former completed the purchase of
= valuable quarter-sectiono OF land near
his farm, formerly owned by Frank
Donnelly, of Bismarck. This purchase
Is another instance OF the faith Of an
Old-timer in the future of the state.
Or. Snyder was called to the home Of
Commissioner and Mrs. Buchanan last
evening, where he found their oldest
son, Will, suffering with badly shat
tered collar bone. The young man
had mounted a mare and proceeded to
take ride with no other means of
guidance than halter. The animal
ran away with him and finally fell.
throwing him in such manner as to
produce the fracture. His youth and
hardy constitution will soon bring him
out, though the first week or 40 will
be rather trying to an ambitious lad OF
Willis age.
| For time ii looked as though IIa-
zelton schools we're to be without a
male principal. but now those troubles
are over and the school is progressing
finely under the direction of w. f.
Bowen, OF Ong, this state, who arrived
Monday evening and began teaching
the next day. Mr.. Bowen is teacher
of considerable experience and comes
we'll recommended. lie has home.
stead near Ong and will probably stay
here only long enough to complete this
term. Since the departure Of Prof.
Heddrick the upper room ofthc schoO
has been in charge Of Miss McManus
of the primary room, and her place
has been filled by Miss Mabel Roop.
Yesterday morning Station Agent
Judkins called on Justice Cell ana
asked for a warrant for w. II. John
son, alleging that said johnson had
taken express packages from the depot
during the agent absence, and on
which there should have been collect
ed something like s23. Mr.. Cell ad-
vised that the sheriff first he notified
as it was probable that Johnson NIGH
be oyerhauled at Linton and the ex
press charges collected without ex
pense. Sheriff Jones was communicat
ed with and had no trouble in making
johnson cough up without arrest
This is the same johnson who became
notorious some weeks ago, and who
afterward Dragged that his arrest al
that time did him no damage. but. Ol
the contrary. helped his clothing busi
ness.