Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-08-11
HAzELTON HAPPENINGS.


tfrom kcpnbhenm Nngn-i ithl
A short order restaurant or lunch
counter will doubtless be opened in
the Hazelton pool hall this week
Dr. and Mrs. J T Snyder left
Monday for klrksville. Mo. to be
near hls aged father, who is i'm Ncr,
poor health. The doctor may return
within a few days, hui Mrs. Snyder
Will remain some time.
| q. A. Lenhart and Ben kIabundc
made a seventy-five mile auto trip
around the county Monday and re-
celNed the full benefit of those over
gentle zephyrs that were cooling the
atmosphere and sweeping up the
dusty on that day
$ r l'rindlc returned the fore
part of the week from Ohio. where
ne has been visiting relatives for the
past two weeks. Mrs l,rindlc did
not accompany HIM home. hut viii
remain i'm the east a couple Of weeks
longer.
Roy Pravitz. who used Ia be a
| kldlet in Hazclton when the town
| was young. ls now temporary station
agent at Menuken. He and his wife.
were i'm Montana for some months,
but like North Dakota best. ROY
would like to capture the IIazellon
station.
Milo Thompson. who proved up ON
a homestead out near the Parkhurst
mines couple of years ago and who
has since been prospecting in Cana
da, was renewing acquaintance in
| in Hazelton last week. He goes
from here to his old home in South
Dakota.
Mrs. T.. l.. Pcrras arrived home
Monday from Bismarck, whore she
has been confined in a hospital for
the past three months with blood
poisoning in her foot caused by run
ming a nail into the member. She
has not fully recovered, however
and is still compelled to walk with
| the aid of crutches.
Mr. and Mrs. /. NJ Rfiggle returned
Tuesday from two weeks visit to
the state fair at Fargo. They made
| the trip i'm their auto, and got
through without a single mishap or
breakdown to the machine. which
speaks we'll for the chauffeur
They report a splendid time at the
fair and very enjoyable ride across
the country
A steam shovel and crew Of men
are at work just north Of town
widening out the cuts and digging
bitches. The tracks and cuts have.
been in deplorable condition for
some time past, and it IS to be hoped
that the road Will he put IN first
class shape before the winter sets
in. The crew say they viii work
on this road the rest of the summer.
O. O. johnson cf Illinois @ho ls
interested i'm considerable E.mnlone
county ranch property, was a pas
senger on Saturday south-bonnd
train enroute TO Linton He had
been in Rraddock TO ship oul some
Of his marketable cattle He and
Others of the Rraddock country
started fifteen carloads ot cattle fGf
the Chicago markets last Friday
Mr. johnson reports crop conditions
in Illinois but little better than
those found in North Dakota
Notice Of Teachers Examination.
Teachers, please take notice that
the regular August @aniination
Of candidates for teachers certlti
Gates will be held in the high school.
building at Linton, Friday and sat
urday, August 2s and = l3,lV al
3 80 a IN.
All teachers expecting f. teach
during the coming fall and winter
and not having Live Certificates
are expected to attend
This is also the annual exarllrla
ton for teachers .sishing 70 Obtain
primary certificates.
Henry II Hanson.
County Superintendent.