Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-01-30
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS.


T. f. Savage, mention of whom ID
made elsewhere, was TO have left for
home Jan. Goth.
Ed Campbell is looking after Vic
toria Elevator patrons during the alb
sence of J. l. Roop.
Jas. Laury, Of Livona, fattcnea our
wood-pile last Saturday and also
pushed his subscription up into 'O9.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. III. Yeater are In
town to-day from Cherry Grove, and
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Yeater.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Baker, of Livona,
have been compelled to take their
little son to Bismarck to bc treated
for tubercular trouble.
Anton Larson and Carl Larvick
we're in from their farms southeast,
Tuesday, the former en- route to Me-
Kenzie to visit relatives.
Mrs. John hatcher was taken to the
hospitalat Bismarck Tuesday morning
to be operated on for appendicitis.
Mr.. Batcher and DIR. Snyder accom-
panied her.
w. NJ. Matthews left Monday for
Aberdeen, where he will attend big
meeting OF Scottish Rite Masons. w.
o. Irwin and A. N. .Iunge, Of Linton,
are also there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Staak we're over
yesterday from their farm near Brad
dock. They have been married over
two weeks, and still seem to be SUI
premeIy happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Reamann vel
coined new daughter at their home
In Logan district Sunday morning.
All is lovely, and Henry is thinking
Of writing TO President Roosevelt
about it.
Landlord Yeater was at Bismarck
yesterday on business. lie looked in
on the farmers institute there and,
besides enjoying a visit with j. II.
| Worst, helped boost for the institute
at Hazelton.
| There is a merry war on among
some OF the residents OF the river
country aud 1t Is said developments
may be expected. The trouble arises
over the cutting Of timber along the
Missouri, supposedly on government
land
Attorney and Mrs. II. A. Armstrong
entertained President Kurtz and Vice
President McCrory, OF the Bank Of
IIazelton. at dinner at their home,
Monday, and II. A. insists that he WAS
not trying TO unduly influence the
officials.
4 g. T.. Torrison was IA Cherry Grove
farmer in Hazelton Friday. Aside
from being slightly blue because
one Of his best horses had got tangled
in wire fence with injurious results.
he was quite well satisfied with pre-
vailing conditions.
A Cuuu0y was 0uOtI u W0Itu anu yC0u-
tiful day that five couples Of Hazelt0n
young people strolled several miles In
to the country without overshoes OF
overcoats. And this is blizzafdy
North Dakota We have southern
California beaten 10 q frazzle for balmy
winter weather.
Elliot Campbell has tired Of max.
ing dlamond-wilI0w canes, and has
turned his attention to picture frames
OF the same material This Office has
two Of his manufacture that are
unique, and specimens OF the fine
handiwork of man who has passed
through more than three quarters OF
: century.
John McCrory, the Winona pioneer,
vas In Hazelton Monday to attend a
meeting Of the directors OF the Bank
OF Hazelt0n. Besides expressing him.
self as highly pleased with the condi-
lion and conduct OF that institution
under the present management, nc
notedY surprising growth in Hazelton
since his visit two years ago.
The first candidate for county office
to make his announcement is G. II
Naramore who desires to he the coun'
ty' S next treasurer. George has had
years OF banking experience. is care
full business man, a good penman, and
popular throughout the county lie
is running absolutely on his own
merits. and would make good county
Official.
Iiazelton young people are arrang-
ing for mask ball to be given in kla
bundles hall on the evening Of Friday
Feb. 7th. This will be the first mask
ball held here in some time, ant
! should l)e an occasion OF considerable
enjoyment. Prizes will be given f0l
the prettiest costume and also for thu
most unique or comical. Get busj
with your suit