Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-10

Y Aes .ssgeA seS< y A<0s VIII &c f1S2eo
n these PARTS Ard whea that 6Soe
ccnes I'll ;hs raslray scwns wil, -
Gene shir7inS eerserS for cream,
EXCEPT ;A1: scca, ereAns<fsex At many
az them xili render such shipments
unnecessary. Corn and fodder
fields. also. viii Be 8 eSsnEnnn in Iii
parts rs they are nov ia the West
:ield nsiehsaso<si. ia this eornsy. Al
present. even i. ~ idea, 4 {afninH
reSion as that he.ween Haseiton and
Brsiisek. the ecuasry . sparaely
settled. But when the eew- milking
periesi arrives, With its fields u esRn
and fodder. there will be . family
90 81 iess. every halt-see:ion. and the
coaS viii make more money foy thief
owner than the profit he row makes
from beef cattle. that require many
acres fer range alone
Be: TO So; hack 10 the main aues-
tier.
| Hs-sison is substantially built.
both as TO its business houses and its
residences. The former have roomy.
masonry walied cellars and the lat
ter are mostly Of two stories. Be
| low Is given q list Of the improve
m%nts eomple,sd. in process Of con-
ssrue.ion. or that will be begun IN
| the near future.
Matthews & MeCroly. general
merchandise store, 2sxl0p.
| W. L Yeates 4 Co. general mer-
! chandiSe store, 2lx6l.
/ E a. klabunde. general mel
chandise store. 2Sxos. two-stoyy.
! DR.. Snyder. drug store. ax4n.
| ,wo-story
Goer Bros. meat market, lSx24.
twc-stoYy.
Mrs. Alta White. hotel. 24142.
tvo-s;ory.
Mrs. Eli@ L. Perra., postof,iee.
alxa. ! : story.
ST Wright. livery. feed and sale
stable. 5Dxl0l. with outside barn
aN40.
Thos. Hubbard. billiard and pool
room. 1870.
[. Lamb Lumber Co, Office and
shed. anlt3. with lime house and
coal sheds in connection.
Ryder & Peterson. blacksmith shop
and Garage and wagon repairing.
Mrs.. ". L. Yeater. millinery and
dry goods. also does hotel business.
Mrs Else l. Perras is excavating
| for her hotel, which will be 4Ox50,
two-story.
j. |. Roop will put I'D . machin-
cry, buggy and wagon warehouse.
isxtsl. viii also buy grain and
handle coal.
Elliot Campbell has nearly com
ple.ed one Of the best residence
buildings in the county. II is mod
eYn IN syeiy way.
NJ. klabunde's two-story resi-
dencs. 26 feet square. is nearing
completion.
Dr.. Snyder's residence building
vas recently moved over from
Braddock.
". l. Yeater' S residence building,
par, Of which is temporarily occu-
pied By his store. is finished outside.
but will require some finishing
work inside.
s F. Wright has his two-story
| residence completed. and is occupy
| ing the same.
| The Bank of Hazelton will erect .
neat building on one Of the principal
business corners.
Mr.. Tollefeon will soon build one
or two dwelling-housee, and will
rent them.
| Fred Mitchell, the building con-
tractor. recently moved . part Of
his dwelling from Braddock, and
will build an addition thereto.
The three-room graded school
building will occupy Z block direct
'y west of Mr.. Campbell's resi-
dence. It will Re two stories high.
and will be q credit to the town and
surrounding country.
H. H. Baker. from Minnesota, has
| bought lots on which he will put up
residence and barber shop.
| Mr.. Zeller. from WATERFOWL, S. D.,
has also purchased ground on winch
to cree: a harne ss-shop.
J. A. Lawry is running . harness
repair shop.
| Mr.. Bauer contemplates erecting
photograph gallery.
A site has been secured for yard
| by q northern Minnesota lumber
company.
The N. P. people have pu. up
some substantial improvements.
The depot IS 1870. The water tank
is 80 feet in circumference. The
motive power is an l8-foot wind
wheel on 4O-foOt tower. over m
8-inch drilled we'll with an unlimited
supply Of water Through q pipe
six feet below the surface, water
will be supplied to the stock yards.
some $50 yards distance from the
we'll. These yards are said to be
the most handily arranged and SUBJ
stantlally built Of any yards east Of
the Missouri river in this state.
There are shelter sheds. feed racks
and water troughs all through the
yards. The section house is the
regulation size.
are as follows: w. M. Matthews,
on the quarter south Of town; Jacob
Kalberer. Jr., and the w. A. Hicks
place 1.-THE latter now occupied by
Mrs. Perras and family. on the
west; j. l. Rocp, on east side Of
track, ON the quarter on which the
TOWNSHIP is located: S. F. Kurtz, q
mile east of town. with substantial
buildings and two wind-mills: Jacob
Kaberer. Jr.. about two miles west
of town; S. E. Brindle. Andrew Kali
berer and Mr.. Bauer south of town.
| N. Graham and r. Reale are