Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-07-25
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS.

Mrs, Jos. Ilealy motorvd To the
apltal 'ity on Thursday Of last
Week. returning Friday acc0mpan-
ned pv her mother. Mr. Jameson.
Who Will visit her ard Mrs II H.
lyo fer some time
The insurance adjusters were IN
the city on Thursday 10 adjust the
Loss ertalled by the recent lIa1eFton
Mercantile fire. They Mere very
fam IN their work and settied the
losses satisfactory TO all parties con
cerned.
county Auditor Snyder has again
teen compelled to seek hoSpitai
treatment at Bismarck, hav ing seslie
lliere early in the week. Meantime
his mother, With whom he ve- Il,
it.toll. Is visiting With DIX SNYDER
in Hazclton.
slrS. N j Shields. Who has Been
Nis..ing friends here for month.
Vent 10 Bismarck Mnnlay p&fniul
where he Will extend ie ~,
mNong Capital City friends after
WINCH She will go To Oregon. whelo
She viii reside with hel sen.
9i 6. O. Smith, the olatIme rcsi-
dent dentist Of Linton. and who for
tlle past eight years has faithfully
rendered service to llazelton ia
irons by visiting here professionally
at east once month, was In the
city doing dentistry work last
tuesday, and states that he viii call
again on Tuesday. August 9Th
Wm l-empke, who resides on a
homestead northwest of town. Ye-
let having killed a catansGUn, ler
llonl on his place one aay
last week The animal is described
as Icing a vicious-loolSing beast and
measured about three aud a half
feet long and stood about twa feet
hlgb MIR. Lemke has the SKIN of
TN eatamount as tropiy.
Last Sunday morning, Just d woeb
alter The blg fire, when II Was
pa ed he ruins had all smoieeg,a
o IT. smoke again commenced to !sil
NJ Investigation proved that th5
Ge IS m an nnderproun! Lam
shai' which formerly led Ia the
i'ol,ece had caught lire, and three
Or Luur barrels of water were necey
saFs to cxtlnguish the flames.
!9inlng the big storm ii Last
thursday evening considerable dam
age was done by hall 10 crops ON the
farm of Alex. Macdonald. near Glen
eoe Other fields in that vicinity
Were also damaged To some extent. /
He hail seemed to cover only small /
areas in some cases striking only d (
Snall field on a section OF land. At
HazeifOn only a very small amount
Of bail fell, and it was not heavy
enough 10 do any damage.
Neil Mitchell and Ellis Philiipi |
are intending shipping out Of Bis
parck this morning for Canada.
Their destination is a place south
west of Edmonton, where they have
flied on homestcads. They will be
accompanied by L.. w and Paul
Graadell. whowill look the anaaian
country over witha view Of filing 81
The two latter expect (
te return.to llazelton about The first (
Of September
stanley Kurt received a painful [
injury TUESDAY morning WhiIrWork
ny around the horses at the kurtz's
farm One of the animals kicked him T
9n the leg below the knee and SPIN
tered the large hone, a calk from
the horses shoe having penetrated
tic bone to a considerable depth K
HE injnry, while painful, IS not uf j
a serious nature and couple oi
weeks quiet Will he required fo
mend the bruise
The North Dakota Press Al oeia
fion meets at Minot ta-tnorroM ard
Friday. Three fmnlans county
scribes, ID. X. and Frank Streetei
md X. G. CoIburn left early tns
by automobile to attend tie
The trip bV allto VIII Ilt
4 fine one and Will afford an Ne
ent opportunity foe the editors
view strip Of country far
miles to the nort!iwestMald .lIie
Alll r. turn Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. l;at a4i B
Miss Olive McNlanas returned Elae
asst Friday from a tlin % tlleil i
nome at Royalton. MINI. wilal, tle
after two had been for more thal
j month and Mr. Eatler about tw h
week they came home in 4 NeR
Hupmol1ile auto driven bA di