Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-13
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS,
tFrom Republican. Aprli 81

Miss Matte Kurt returned TO
Fargo Monday morning to resume
her studies at the agricultural col
lege. after visiting a couple Of
weeks with home folks.
w. j. Pettis Tuesday closed a deal
with L. 5 Chapman whereby he be-
comes owner of the lot and building
IN which his restaurant is located.
The consideration is said to be 81 goo
Z. w. Gilman returned Monday
evening from Johnson's Greek. Wis. !.
where he has been for the past
month managing a. creamery. Some
time last week the creamery was
burned down. thus depriving Mr.
Gilman of position.
Tony Neugcbauer was in from the
ParkhurSt mines Friday. He has
quit mining operations for the sea-
son, farm work being on the bill-of-
fare now. but has a good supply Of
homegrown Ignite on hand for
those who wish it for summer use.
The four-months old SON of Mr..
and Mrs. a. f. Dutton died TUESDAY
morning after short illness, with
pneumonia The funeral services
were held yesterday afternoon from
the Presbyterian church. being con-
Quoted by the Rev. Hammond. IN
terment was made in Hazelton Gem
etery. The members Of the X. Of
p. lodge, Of which MIR. Dutton is a
member, attended the funeral in a
body, wearing their funeral badges.
The friends of Mrs. William W
Young. Of Livona, were shocked
last Thursday morning to learn Of
her sudden death from heart failure,
which occurred about midnight
Wednesday. March 29th. She was a
woman Of upright character, highly
respected by all with whom she
came in contact, and possessing in a
marked degree those attributes that
tend to make one beloved among all !.
With the passing of Mrs. Young the
community loses a good and noble
woman,t the husband and family a de-
voted wife and mother, and host of
friends sustain an lrreparable loss.
Lillian M Comegys was born Jan. 6,
1872, in jefferson county. Iowa. In
1883 she became member of the
Methodist church of Bondurant,
Polk county, Iowa. She was mar
ried to William w. Young at Bon
durant. Iowa, on March 3, 1892, at
which place they resided until May !,
1903, when they moved to Livona,
Emmons county, North Dakota.
where they have since resided.
There were three boys and six girls
born to this union, all of whom now
survive her The sympathy of the
community is extended to the be
reaved husband and children. The
funeral was held at the Glencoe
church, the Rev. j. w. Cabbage of
ticiating lnterment was at Glen
scoe cemetery.
Another sad death occurred in
Hazelton at about 6:3O clock Mon
day morning, when Miss Fanny Por-
ter, daughter Of Mr. land Mrs. Chas.
Porter. passed to the great beyond.
She was a young lady just in the
prime of youth, when prospects for
the future look brightest, and it is
sad indeed to see one in the spring
of life taken by the cold hand of the
grim reaper. Miss Porter was born
in lola, Ill.,, Agust 8. 1885, and died
April 3, 1911, at the age of fifteen
years. seven months and twenty
four days. Last June she was taken
i'll with measles, which left her in
Very poor state Of health, and which
later developed into tuberculosis,
ultimately causing her death. Be
sides her parents, she leaves to mourn
her loss three brothers and seven
sisters, all of whom reside with.
their parents in Hazelton. Funeral
services were held at two o'clock
Tuesday afternoon from the Pres
byterian church, Rev $. L. Ham
mond conducting the rites. Inter
ment was made in the local ceme-
terry The pall-bearers consistedof six
girls, Misses Nellie Chapman, Leona
Reinke, Eva Briggs, Laura Balch,
Genevieve Balch, Leah Balch, all
f!leaas and ;cl0 ma Of dsseased.
ii'ne gr0ias by e Ne snnlu-
II. Is to the pereaved