Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-02-15
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS.
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The new butcher. John stoller.
Opened UP the local meat-market
last Friday morning, and up To date
expresses himself as being wcllpleas-
ed with his new location
Wilburt Perry is probably the
champion -trapper Of tins part
of the county. having caught three
coyotes during the past three weeks
The last one was caught Monday
morning.
Mrs. G. A. Lcnhart, Who was in at
the home of Mrs. a. f. klahunde
was sufficiently recovered to he able
to be removed to her home last Sat
urday evening, Where she is
improving,
$. ". Wood was in town from his
farm near Temvik, Monday. He IN
forms US that he has recently re
turned from a tive-weeks' trip to
Wisconsin. where he found plenty Of
snow and cold weather, but und
the farmers in prosperous condi-
! tion.
That old-timer Robert Buchanan
was in town Monday to attend the
meeting of the creamery association.
This is his first trip to Hazelton
since the Goth of November, and
folks here had been wondering W hat
had become of him. However. all
are glad to hear that he is still hale
and hearty and keeping things mov-
ing at the Valley farm Harvey
Smith accompanied him to town
Monday
f. c. Campbell and Cliff. kurtz
arrived in Hazelton last evening
from Carlsbad, Alberta Mr.. Camp
bell is now a resident Of Alberta,
and will visit friends here for the
next three weeks. Mr.. kurtz has
been visiting in Canada for the past
two months. having been drawn
northwestward according to re-
ports by the magnetism Of a fair
charmer who has for some years
been captor of his heart.
About noon yesterday an alarm
of fire was turned in, and ingesti-
cation proved it to be a small blaze
in the John Wray feed-store. boz
ems of small extinguishers We're
soon on the spot and had the fire
under control in a short time An
overheated stove near a wooden par
\ tition was the seat of the trouble.
The damage done will amount to less
than fifty dollars, but had the fire
gotten five minutes more of a start,
1t is probable that the building
4 would have been total loss.
j. G.. kindle, who has occupied
what is known to old-timers as the
4 Peter Wollenhaupt homestead, west
4 of Braddock, last week disposed of
i the same to Mr.. Myers, son.in-law
of MIR. and Mrs. j NJ Melander. The
newcomer is from Stark county, and
4 some months ago became Interested
/ in Emmons county by marrying one
of her charming daughters. Miss
Ebba Melander. of Braddock. We
have not learned what Mr. kindle's
! intentions are. but we trust that he
/ will decide to remain in Emmons
county.
c. l.. Parkhurst, owner Of the
1 Parkhurst mine. few miles Westof
town, who for the past two Years
has resided in Aberdeen. is back to
HazeIton, and viii spend the coming
summer on his farm w. |. Ander
son. who has leased tine mine and
4 farm for three Years. has the mine
running i'm fine shape. and Mr.. Park
i hurst informs us that they have
4 struck thirty-slX-inch vein. and, if
/ it develops as indications now point
j will have a large acreage Of Il. Mr..
4 Parkhui.st is preparing to make
4 some. extensive Improvements 10 The
place. Ismmons# county friends are
A Glad TO have him among them again.
a masquerade ball is announced
for Friday evening, l5ebruars 10th.
| in klabunde hall. Several of the
townspeople are promoting the
event, and claim they will make a
s,lecial effort to have the dance one
of the largest and most enjoyable
masquerade balls that has ever been
gwen in Hazeiton. IN the matter Of
music, they promise a great sur
mise. and have not even coniided IN
ye editor as to who the artists are %
be. hut say they viii easily lead any
that have played in this city hereo-
fore. Four special prizes are TO be
given for costumes at The dance
one for the lady wearing the most