Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-09-15
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS.

= Ward has returned from am
extended husiness-trip down ii NJ
4 braSka and Iowa.
4 John Wilde was in from his farm
4 yesterday He says he recent ram
4 raised The lake On his farm about a
i foot
lhes rinks left here SATURDAY
morning for kllluck. OHIO, where
he intends to enter INTO the barber
business Mrs rinks wll JOIN ber
husband later
faifncrs almost to a man ar, iak
ing advantage of the splendid con
,iillonS and are DOING all the fall.
| plewing possible The ground is IN.
excellent condition for this class ot
work, and never WAS grccncr or
more abundant growth turned nm
der All of the farmers expect IN
creased crop yields next year ON ac-
count of this procedure
Julius Sauer lost a fine Two year
old stallion Thursday cNcmnv of last
week He drove the horse in from
/ his farm east of town on that
evening, and hitchcd the team at the
post alongside Of klabunde's store
Later when he was ready 10
leave for home. he found the Sial-
| lion dead 1t is Thought the animal
| had taken a chill, resulting al hi
| speedy death, Il he had hccn stand
ing IN the barn au Summer and bad
gotten overly warmed up durlng the
drive tutoWn
Last Monday morning llghtnng
did a peculiar stunt at the home of
~. a. Armstrong. IN the eastern
edge of town. \ Windmill stand
near the house and attached tn il
was a small chain nearly the full
length of the tower, used in throw
ing the mill in and out of gear. The
/ lightning struck Tins cham and broke
il into bits from the size of Il pm
head to a foot long / he several pieces
BENG badly burned and crinkclcd
up No other damage was done to
the mill or surrounding property.
except that mails were looscncd I'M
the boards of the pump house
/ Frank Crawford, who saw the cham
immediately after il STRUCK the
! ground, says that thepieces were all
/. red not, and their appearance now
! substantlatc the statement
| j f. Mogcr was taken TO a hosp
4 tai at Bismarck Tuesday to bc treat
| ed for hlood-poison II seems that
| while mendng shoes some days ago
he accldcntly jAbhcd himself with
4 an awl and later became i'll )r.
i Snyder was called Sunday but ,le
patient dld not mention the accident
until Monday, nor did Mr.. Mogcr
deem his accident a serious one un
/ tll early Tuesday morning. when he
/ told relatives what had happened
| The case had gained sucb hcadMay
that the attending physician consid
4 cred hospital treatment necessary
and advisable. MIR. BriggIc accom-
! panied MIR. Moger to oI,ismarcls Tues
| day norning. returning that egcr
ing and reporting the patient IN
a rather critical condition. Mrs.
/ Moger went to the Capl'al Clty
yesterday morning 10 be at her ilis
bands bedside
That was some ram sunday and
1 Monday The indicator al the kuftz
4 experiment farm showed a total Of
y inches during the two DAYS.
Some damage was done 10 gram.
stacks, and numerous cellars might
4 have been used as swimming floleS.
4 there beng enough water in them
4 to make a high dive without danger
4 Of hitting bottom Many lntor
| tunate altoists of iIazclon and Lin
ton were caught miles trombone 5g
the heavy downpoar. and one of t@e
auto parties were out on the tlraflc
ali Sunday night, With no other
nolfishment than a few hlgh keyed
phrases and gasoline for wash at
llazelion a few autos got tailed 4
short distanee from town, hQt the
occupants received a fine hp@er
bath during their inVigoratIng "ail
to the city Nearly every house
and store in the village pfosed g he
unsea"orthy and sprung aleak fe-
fore The storm had suhsided The
lightning also came in forit4 hare Of
the sport, and struck 7eHera places
although the only fatalitl nus far
recorfed / hat Of a large %hlte hen
belonging 70 Mail-Garrier MalloN,
Il. Il t.H.r.. II