Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-07-13
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS.
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An elegant rain soaked NJ the
fields out east of town last Friday
MIR. and Mrs. + Goughnour
brought their babA TO liazelton Sat
urday for medical treatment
Ia l'.aston, of Glencoe, was in
town Saturday. He reports crops
looking pretty gooa along the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l. Wernli enter
tanned as their guest this week the
latter's brother. T. + krethc. of
Burt, Iowa
Miss Nortense kalbcrer left Mon
day morning for Nallcy City, where
she will attend the summer normal
school for the next twomonths.
Geo. A. I-enhart, returned last
evening from a week S visit at the
Bankers Association meet at Fargo
and with rclatiyes at the Twin
Cities.
Nick Graham and family have
moved into their residence near Tho
base ball park. The former occu-
pant Mall-Carrier i'd Cabbage, will
occupy the new NJ Goss house
when completed
1t is reported that Joseph Baker,
SON of Mr. and MR. Wesley Baker,
was thrown from ahucking broncho,
while riding an exhibition at the
Gwyther celebration last Tuesday,
and sustained broken ankle.
Charles Graham, son of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Nick Graham, was thrown from
horse yesterday forenoon, breaking
one of his arms. The fractured
member was set and the pa
tient is getting along nicely
Mr. and Mrs II o. Ba,xcr motor
ed to the Capita City Friday after
noon and brought home with them
the latter sister, Miss Olive Nc
Manus, of Little Falls. Mimi. who
will hereafter hold position in the
bank at Hazelton.
The harvcstlng Of the winter rye
crop has begun, and a very good
yield is reported all over the coun-
4 ty About nest week haying will
commence i'm re;s earnest The hay
crop is the best ia some years, and
| is nearly all Of tlis years growth.
Frank Sweet VAS in town from
his livona farm Saturday He
pumped a few tpaspoonfuls Of JOY
ID into the heart of The printer man by
boosting his subscription up into
1912. Mr.. Sweet is soon to leave
Emmons county. Int has not yet de-
a cided where he $ II locate.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl l.arvick and
little son were tt from the sister
city to the south Saturday. Mr.
I4arvick and the 10y made the Re
publican acal. and we enjoyed hear
4 ing Carl's experience along the line
4 of crop rotation. Last year, when
crops ON ordinafQ ground yielded
about two bushe tothe acre, he got
ten bushels from ground that had
previously been cropped to corn.
and his corn crop the Year before
was the best of all
The clink of the carpenter S ham
mer is the big nsjse-maker these
days. and can lle heard from six
different corners Of the town.
There are at present six different
residences being cted, one each ny
Martin l,oss, f. I Crawford. w.
III. Malloy, Chas I'rtcr. Geo. Zirhes
and +. M. .Joncs Il certainly makes
the village lock prosperous, and
when completed ne dwellings will
n relieve the congestcd condition
which has prevailed here for some
a time.
Mr.. and Mrs. GO. suverly were
d Gayton visitors on lIazeltnn street.
Saturday Mr. :S. rIy has just dis
covered novel method of prevent
ing the made speci of his poultry
flock from getllf8 into fistic en-
counters by puttlg what he terms q
governor (Gcorq IS an engineer
onto the legs of The most scientific
, serappers. He c>I aimed the work
ing of the scheme @ US, but eau
toned US that it va not for publ
cation, as it cost him no little time
and brain -racking thought TO form
ulatc his invention. We are Of the
opinion, however, hat his recipe
may be procured ~ those having
pugiIistically inclined gentlemen
fowls, at very little Expense.
Mondays papers contained dis
: patches from port in California
which stated that Mrs. Emma Rum
ball and her brother Arthur Lewis
are under arrest, accused Of mur
dering her step-daughter, the chilc
Of William Rumba by former
wife. The child, a pirl Of probabl.
ten or a dozen year, was found IL
an attic Of the house. all indication
5 pointing to the fact that she wa
t hanged, or so bound with a strap a