Emmons County record., 1910-07-21
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS
lFrnn kenahMean lA. lil.

i'll for the past two weeks. and i l,n
der the care Of DIR SNYDER.
The infant Of Jake Iletcnsteir
died of cholera infantum. Tuesday
July 9Th. aged eight months
Miss NJ. Jamisou. of Bismarck .has
been visiting her sisters. Mr.. 4 T.
rye and Mrs. Jos. llealy for the pas,
two weeks.
Mrs. Phillips. Of Iowa, a daughte,
of the late Mrs Alfred Peterson ar
rived in Ha2elton yesterday Just ii
time to attend her mothers : funeral
James Hancv was i'm llazclton Sat.
urday from his farm near the rMei
and disposed of Il load of fine catfish
which he had caught the night he.
fore
The concrete basement Of the III
%. Batter residence isnow complete
and Contractor Il. NJ. Jones will inn
mediatcly start work on the new
house. rushing il to completion a.
fast as possible.
T.. NJ Jones has finished the ncw
house in the southern par, of town.
except for the outside painting, and
Mr.. and Mrs f T. Wcrnli are MAX
ing preparations To move into it.
The new residence is one Of the fin
est in the village.
Tom Kelly is laid up with a badly
swollen ankle, as a result Of leading
a horse behind his buggy The horse
pulled back and in some manner
caught Mr.. Kellys ankle, Jerking
the member violently backward. Dr.
Snyder is attending the injured man.
Mrs. Artie Frederick who has been
in liazelton for some weeks past UNI
der the care nf DR.. Snyder, IS SO far
improved as To have been able To be
removed to her home south of town
last Sunday morning, and her com
plete recovery is now speedily looked
for.
Some one is due to lose some mon
ey on pork. a fine specimen of pork
err has been parading the streets OF
Hazelton for the past four days, and
it would come in mighty handy te
many of us just now The swine is
a black ono. and would apparently
weigh in the ncighborhood Of 100
pounds. The person losing said
Gporkcr will find her idling away hel
time grazing on the juicy grasses Of
this peaceful village.
A mixed carload of cattle anc
hogs was shipped from here to 81
Paul markets Saturday The car con
tanned stock from the farms of S. Il
BrindIe, s. II. Kurt and j j. kal
berer and included some porkers Tia,
like of which is seldom seen IN these
parts Mr.. Brindle shipped two 20
land China hogs totaling oOOpounds
one weighing 800 and the other 400
S.E kurtZ. three l)urocs aggrcgatnl
1900 pounds. and J J kalbercr two
spring pigs going to go pounds Mr.
Rrindle accompanied the load to st
Paul going from there to Ohio where
he will join his wife and daughter
Ruth, who are spending a few week:
there visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James fredericl
reached home last Friday from Wis
it Of several months IN Missouri ant
Michigan They were called to Mis-
souri, on account Of the serious i'll
ness Of MIR. Frederick 5 father. AMI
reached his bedside just before deatE
ensued. the patient seeming to bt
clinging to life only long enough I
again see his children. for soon after
greeting them the aged gentleman
sank into a peaceful sleep from
which he never awoke After leay
ing Missouri Mr.. and Mr., lredef
ick went to Michigan. where theS
visited old friends and home scenes
until their return here While thel
enjoyed their vacation, they re
turned feeling that the east IS de
cidedly behind the times, seriously
lacking the push and enthusiasm
that characterizes North Dakota
and that their prairie home Is a more
satisfactory spot than any they saH
on their travels The trip was high
Nv beneficial to Mr. Frederick
health and he returns feeling young
er and stronger than be has f9i ONT
years. but Mrs Frederick 3as llo
so fortunate, for she returns @llf
an attack Of rheumatism tha ha#
caused her some pain and ncongenl
ence 1t is hoped that the Nor'F
Dakota atmosphere viii soon restgr'
her to her usua health
Meals and lunches al all tfres 4
the Linton Bakery