Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-02-25
hAzELTON HAPPENINGS.

From the Republican. Feb. lath
Norman Roop had his hand badly
cut at school last Thursday morning,
requiring HE doctors services to dress
the wound
The new Presbyterian church was
turned over to the trustees by con-
tractor Jones, all complete except the
exterior painting
Mr. and Mrs. IL .. Batter enter
I aimed number OF young people at
cards last Saturday night In honor OF
Mr.. Batzcr's brothers, u. w. and II. X.
Dr. J. r. Snyder took Mrs. H. w.
Crandall, Of the Liyona country, to
The Bismarck hospital where she will
receive treatment. Her many friends
lIerc wish for her speedy recovery.
W. |. Anderson, of Pleasant Valley,
has been appointcda IA deputy sheriff by
Sheriff Jones, and entered upon his
duties the first part OF this week,
"Doc's' friends know he will "make
good i'm he position, and will he "A
capable and efficient limb q the law.
The Entire Nous Club met and
was royalty entertained at the home
OF Mrs III. A. Armstrong Tuesday, and
the members spent pleasant after
noon at cards MeSdames Batter and
Carney will entertain the club at the
next meeting at the home of the
former.
Mrs. Fay Harding, OF the Logan dis
trict. received word last week that her
brother, Earl Quinlan, VI Denver,
Colo, had received an appointment to
the Naval Academy at Annapolis, and
expected TO leave at once TO begin his
studies in the big government school
where they turn out the officers for
our navy.
llarrie Spanlding, was in from Gay
ton Friday, and states that the report
that lie 'relinquislled' his Claim IN
that ncighborhood u take one near
~ Rice was a bad mistake on some
body 5 part. ne fact is, Mr.. Spaulding
has proved up On the place, las his
patent for the same and says that IT
suits him too we'll 10 move
County Superintendent III. II Han
son was In town "Wednesday and Thurs
day, coming in from the river country
where lie had been making an official
visit 10 the schools. While In town he
paid our school "A visit, and expressed
himself as highly pleased with the
pupil, u Hazelton's institution of
learIling, and was somewhat surprised
at the progress the highest grade
scholars were making. Our Local
schools are all right, and their scope
j, being constantly increased under
| the able leadership OF Prof. Bowen.
w. l. Yeater returned from an ex-
tended visit at points in Ohio and
Pennsylvania last Monday evening.
He was away about two months, dur
which time he visited his mother and
other relatives, and incidentally took
in the sights around Washington.
| say, he did not see President elect
| Taft, but had the pleasure OF shaking
hands With President R0oseye Ma
| turaly, as the latter was once a North
| DaKotan, '.tfncle Bill thought he
! aGl,d express, some interest in the
4 storey IierOlZ contest and matters IN
general in the best fighting district of
the state, but the president was cvi
IDENTIFY afraid " mixing in any local
| politics and left that part OF the
1question out. He says the weather in
4 HE east is not ~ the good wearing
Z variety we have here, as IL wnula
! freeze one day, rain the next, and the
llird would be bad combination Of
the two with extras pvt In for good
measure. He Was accompanied on his
return by three nieces, Mrs. Frank
Chase, Of Spokane. Wash, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Derr, formerly
OF this neighborhood. Mrs. Chase has
been visiting her parents and is on
her way home TO Spokane; May Smith,
another niece, Of Ashland, Ohio. who
will probaly remain here all summer,
and Miss Lcola Yeater Of Glenmont,
Ohio, who completed the party. Mr.
Yeater looks and feels we'll after his
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