Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-11-14
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS.
Il'rom the Republican. Nov. II

From the Republican. Nov. ~
Rev. FIR. Phillip, the new priest in
charge of this pastorate, conducted
his first services i'm Hazclton last Sum
day forenoon.
Mrs. Ezra Stiles was brought home
from the Linton hospital Saturday.
She is recovering slowly from SUR
gical operation.
c. a Campbell, of Livona. returned
Saturday from the wheat fields near
Cooperstowp, where he had been rum
ming thrashing engine.
Ed. Berens reports a speltz yield of
42l bushels. This at 45 cents a bushel
is not bad return for land worth
from SIC to $50 per acre.
r. f. Clark, of Cherry Grove, has no
complaint to offer on this years crop.
His tifty-tive acres of flax yielded
seventeen bushels per acre.
S. +. Wright and Frank Sweet
drove out to W. l.. Yeater's farm last
evening and returned in about anhour
with i've nice, fat wild-gcese.
S. f. Wright to-day played pleas
ant practical joke Oh his better half
While she was away from home he
placed fine, new piano in the paror.
Miss IIortensia Kalbercr. one of the
four graduates from lie IIazelton
school, left Monday for Valley City,
where She will enter tina state normal
Andrew Baker came in from the
farm yesterday and will remain some
time. Friends of the old pioneer will
regret to learn that his health isquitc
poor just now.
$. A. Mikalson went to Aberdeen
this morning on business connected
with the estate OF his mother. he be-
ing the administrator. Mrs. Mikalson
took him to Liaton
Merchant and Mrs. Gus. Datlinrlld.
of Linton. remembered the hospital
ity of their old neignbors and attend
ed the big ball in George Suverly S
barn last Friday evening.
About eighty of the friends and
neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Benz
gathered at the home of the latter
last Friday night and enjoyed a dance
in the new barn on the Benz farm.
The Catholic ladies Of Hazelton and
vicinity will give ball and supper in
Klabunde S hall on THANKSGIVING even
ing, and on the afternoon of that day
they will serve a siX-o'clock dinner for
the purpose of raising funds.
Mrs. John Baker and children have
moved into their new residence in Ila-
zeltoD. where they will remain for the
winter while the children attend
school. John will be allowed to come
to town occasionally for a square
meal.
If there are two happy moltals in
Hazelton this morning, they are Mr.
and Mrs. Chris. Winterton. and the
cause of their Joy is q fine daughter.
born last night. They now have a
son and daughter. lpr. Snyder reports
mother and daughter in the best Of
condition.
Aug. Benz. the Cherry Grove ranch
er, has turned farmer with consider
able success. lie sowed a big field Of
macaroni wheat and Of oats mixed,
which lac intended t. cut for hay: but !.
along about the time il was ready to
cut. it looked 50 good that lie lei it
ripen. His yield was fifty six bushels
per acre.
The delinquent-tax list is published
in this issue: and t. those who are IA
miliar with the lists Of former years
it is an index Of prosperity. This list
is about one third Of the size Of those
of half dozen years ago. Not only
can the owner of to-day easily pay his
taxes, but his land is nov worth pay
ing taxes on.
ii. W. Allen, who with Mrs. Allen
and daughter went east IA couple OF
weeks ago, sends US postal card from
Norfolk. Virginia. They visited the
hayward on Oct. Goth and went
aboard the battleship Minnesota, and
Is "Winnie'' says. saw some big
guns The following day they ex-
pected to go to Richmond