Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-02-01
HAzELTON HAPPENINGS.



llr SNYDER visited his bret Ter.
'lohn. and his mother al Linton on
Thursday evening of last week.
Tne newly-organized evil town
snip Of Dana held its first election
Of township officers last Tuesday
5. F. Wright has again Signed a
contract with the j | Case Thrash
ins Machine Comany to act as their
iiazelton agent for l9l22.
hlla Mathews. Who was injured
whiie ceasting about three weeks
ago has 50 tar recovered as q be
ahle y help with the chores again.
Frank Appert has been taking ad-
vantage Of the fine weather this week
70 iucloSe his new machine-shop in
the western part of town.
A [. klabunde and Or. Monteith
Vent 10 Linton Tuesday evening,
where the latter took his first degree
in Masonry, and the former enjovel
the fun.
\ driving horse belonging to John
Baker slipped off the side of the
trail one day last week and broke a
leg, necessitatlng the killing of the
animal.
The report published last week
that MIR. Hamilton of Hartford had
lost fine horse was Incorrect, as
the animal came out ali right and is
now doing WORK as usual
Miss F.stella Armstrong who for
several months ha! been here visit.
ing with the family Of her uncle. III.
A Armstrong. left Wednesday
morning for her home al Lisbon,
/ Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H Sisco. living
northeast of l5raddock. left last weel,
| for California. whore they will spend
the winter. Did some one remark
that North Dakota people were hare
I up for cash.
A daughter was born to Mr. anc
Mrs. John Baker on Friday of last
week, but lived only little more
than five days. having died between
midnight and daylight this morning
The funeral will be held tomorrow
morning at ten O'Clock and will be
taken charge of bv the Roya
Neighbors.
Mrs L.. S. Chapman left Friday
from Bismarck, to join her husband
at Pasco, Idaho. We understand
they expect to return in the spring
to put in their 1912 crop. Archie
Frederick accompanied his mother
as far west as Beach, and intends
canvasslng the towns on his way
back in the interest of an auto-tire
protector he is selling.
John Stoller, Of Herried, N. ID.
closed a deal yesterday whereby he
leased the Hazelton meat-market
He intends to open the shop about
February first. 1t is gratifying To
lshear this news after three weeks OF
hustling around i'm the country for
the steak that you cannot always
! tlnd a town without a meat-mar-
i1ket is like a ship without a rudder,
and is liable to toss around on the
vegetarian and pastry seas until its
inhabitants are wrecked dyspeptics
| Therefore, let us rejoice.
a. +. I've is working toward the
organization of a corn club for EN-
Imons county. and. with this end in
vieW, intends To cali a meeting to
convene directly after the creamery
meeting on the afternoon of Febru-
AIRY 9TH to talk the matter over. The
object of the club is to produce a
better variety of corn and a larger
! yield PER acre. II is planned to take
fuun or five good varieties of corn
and breed them up TO the highest
Standard. These clubs have proved
VERY successful in Iowa and other
corn states, and it is thought will be
of much benefit in this county.
DR. w. /. Anderson and family, on
/ Wednesday of last week, took up their
residence on the Parkhurst farm.
Mr.. Anderson already has opened
Eup the coal mine on the place and
+ has tive or six miners digging lig-
mite With both the Canning and
Parkhurst mines working full blast.
homegrown ignite should be exten-
sively used in the county. A strange
coincidence happened the other day
at these mines, when miners work
ing ia the main shaft Of the Park
hurst mine broke through into the
shaft Of the Canning mine But il
had a satisfactory effect, because. be
fore the two were united, the air in
both diggings was rather stuffy, but
now there is 30 much AR that the
lamps are kept lit with difficulty.