Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-15
HAzELTON HAPPENINGS.
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Republican. Aug
Jason Wood left Monday with his
auto for q trip to Minot.
The Victoria elevator is being
equipped with new elevator leg
that will about double lis capacity.
Contractor E. NJ. Jones went to
Braddock Monday TO start work on
the new addition to the Braddock
school, house
Miss Ella Madsen is in the Twin
Cities this week studying fall styles
and purchasing a fall and winter
stock for her millinery store.
From reports received from
thrashers in this vicinity. barley is
averaging about thirty-tive bushels
per acre and winter rye fifteen
A. f. Klabunde is contemplating
the building of two cottages on his
lots next to the Lenhart residence.
If these are built they will some
what relieve the residence conges-
ton now prevailing
Lightning killed two fine work
horses and q colt belonging to w. b.
Fuller last Sunday evening. The
loss Of work-team at this time of
year greatly hampers harvesting
and is felt more keenly than at most
any other season.
James Thompson. formerly section
foreman Of this section of the
Northern Pacific. who has been
spending a few months with rela-
tives in Illinois. is again in Hazel
ton. and last evening went out to
help Roy Yeater take care of his big
crop.
| Mrs. E. Clark and daughter. Mrs.
Walter Kelly. Of Spokane, Wash.
visited few days the latter part Of
| last week with Mrs. A. L. Cell. Mrs.
Clark and Mrs. Kelly are old-,imers
Of Emmons county. and have been
visiting in the vicinity of Braddock
for somr time.
Miss Lulu Rupert, of Indiana
who for month past has been visit
ing with the family Of her aunt anc
uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. kurtz, lief,
last Friday for her home. H. A
Armstrong. Warren Worst, Mrs
kurtz and Matte kurtz accompa
MED her to Linton, from where she
took the train next day.
Phillips & Hansen. Hazelton'
progressive blacksmith firm, hav,
just installed a new machine il
their place of business for settin,
J wagon and buggy tires. The ma
chine is massive hydraulic affair
using oil as means of power, an,
, will set tire up to FIVE inches il
J width and over half-inch thick.
The two-year.old son of MIR. an
Mrs. Lem Ferguson. who was take
to Bismarck hospital last Thursda
for an operation. is getting aon
nicely. The operation. which wa
made necessary by a rupture of tn
I bowels. disclosed the fact that thre
. large cherry-stones had becom
!. lodged in the loop of the ruptur,
. thus making it impossible to get IL
rupture back in place without an OF
0 GRAFTON.
During the rush of caring for til
hay and grain crop this year we al
). likely to be rather thoughtless {
. negligent of the matter of FIRE. "
all know the possibilities of prair
FIRE. especially in year like thi
: when the vegetation is especial
heavy. Get out your plows on ii
first opportunity. A little della
may cost the splendid crop you ha,
in sight and which means so mut
: to you this fall.
n Earl Shepard. son of Mr.. and Mr.
n 7. e. Shepard. was badly bitten |
dog Monday morning. while ge
ting into an auto out at the kalbe
n er farm. The boy was to come
town with one of the Kalberer bo
and had gone on ahead to the aut
! The Kalberer dog concluded he W
n guarding the machine, and, VIII,
Z the lad attempted to climb in, Il
dog resented the intrusion, hi
i. ing the boy about the face and arm
/. DR.. C. o. Smith, who was to ha
n been in Hazelton last Tuesday to ,
}, dental work, got down to the Lint,
d depot just as the Ignite Special W
n going out of sight. and as cons
.e quence did not get here His disa
Is pointed patients will please forgi
him this time. as his wife was not
e home to wake him up, and his blu