Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-12-17
HAZEL7ON HAPPENINGS.
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lFron the Republican. Dec 9Th
Dr. Hogue Of Linton, was in town
Tuesday on professional business.
Mrs A. l.. Cell has been serious
ly III this week, but was reported
trifie better this morning. Her many
friends hope for her speedy recovery.
Mike Rush and family went to Bis
marck this morning, and expect TO re-
main there during the winter, In
order that the children may attend
the Sisters Schoo..
w. L.. Yeater, OF tlle YcalcI Hotel,
left to-day for his uld home in Penn
Sylvania, where he Will visit his moth
ef and other relatives and friends.
He expects to be absent for several
weeks.
Rev. 5rcarlcy preached al the
schoOl-hOuse last Sunday morning aud
evening. The attendance was good
1t is hoped to have the dedication
services OF the new church early In
January. The seats have bccnordered,
and will bc put in as s0on as they ar
rive, II the plast ering is completed.
Nj. Rash this week purchased the
Stiles property, opposite the schools
house, in the north cnd Of town. The
property consists of "A two-story house
and two lots, and is one of the best
residence locations in the village. MIR.
Stiles will move his family To Linton
In the near future, he having accept
ed = position as manager Of the Sher-
wood meat-market at that place.
This office has been somewhat
rushed of late, but we hope to get
caught up and back into our regular
swing next week. When one man
tries to fill the positions Of reporter,
editor, job man, typesetter, book-kcep-
er, snow-shoveler, devil and pressman,
and have also to act AS chalnbermaid
tor two furnaces, the time from q "A IN.
to 8 p. IN. is fairly we'll occupied. IL
you don't believe it, just come around
and try 1T some dily while you arereA-
Ing.
Nels Ekanger was IN town one day
this week, and dropped IN for a short
chat with the editor and TO push his
subscription ahead "A year While
talking over variUu, matters the bat
tleship North Dlkota WAS mentioned,
and Mr.. Ekanger said he would like
tn see one Of these modern lighting
machines Just to see what difference
there is between one OF them and the
kind he served on during the civil
war-:le being "A veteran of Uncle
Sans navy.
III. q. Batter and bride returned to
HazeltOn last Wednesday night, as
per schedule The train was several
hours late, but that fact did not deter
q large cOncollrse OF their friend, from
meeting them at the depot and giving
| them an enthusiastic welcome. The
newly welded couple made gallant
effort To escape the heavy shower on
rice, but were not entirely successful,
and they were escorted 10 the home OIL
| DIR. and Mrs. J. r. Snyder, where
they will board for the present. Late
| in the evening the reception committee
assembled In full lNfce aud gave them
| a charivari Of long duration and com
posed OF all the diaboical noises the
ingenuity Of the leaders coeld invent
| We understand That MIR. and Mrs.
| Batter will soon commence house
keeping in the Mitchell residence
The Republican joins their host o.
friends in wishing the happy couple a
long and prosperous life.
We do not know whether or not the
latter part Of the article from the
Bismarck Tribunel is basscd upon the
authority Of the prominent Bismarck
attorney who does not desire 10 have
his name mentioned who has been
the guiding star of our county auditor
| lately, Dul ~ Is titils pie'i'a' ~
Auditor Pitts was al Steele Tuesday
and with Auditor Bope, of kidder
county, canyas,ed the vote lhe
major started for Steele twice before
but being possessed Of about one
tenth OF the amount of backbon
usually accredited toai ats ie worm
was induced u returnto Linton with
out completing the lol1ney ~"
that this formality has been finally
completed, it is rumored that special
election will be held December 18th Y
vote OFT the tie. Thus u may be That
the contest mly BE- seltled befoFe the
legislature convene, AZ anyrate. the
26th is certain Of one representative
in the house at tie beginning OF the
term and that helps some.