Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-11
HAzELTON HAPPENINGS.
eRepUblican. January a

tNepHpiican January 4,
w. l.. Yeater went to Bismarck
FRIDAY, returning Saturday with his
better half, who had been up there
some weeks.
Regardless of your profession.
start the year right by having your
name printed on all your stationery
especially envelopes.
Friends of Mrs. VIM. L. Yeater will
be pleased to know that she has re-
turned from the hospital at Bis
marck and is much improved in
health.
VIM. Baker came up from Iivona
iu. sday evening to board what he
calls the rattler, for Linton, where
he had business before the county
commissioners.
Roy Yeater and family moved into
town on Thursday of last week, oc-
cupylng part of the old hotel build
ing. where they will reside until
spring and their presence is again
demanded ON the farm.
1t is reported that the only child
of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kendall. liv
ing west of Braddock, died some
days ago from disease resembling
dlphtheria. The little one was
about four years old, and the loss is
a severe one to the young couple.
Butcher A. West is contemplating
soon to take western trip out to
Oregon to visit relatives. While
there he will look over the openings
tor location, and, if he sees any
thing that suits him better than
Hazelton, will locate there perma-
nently. He closed up the HazeIton
shop Saturday evening, and the town
is now without meat market. tenn
porarily at least.
Mrs. }. |. Roop's condition has
been very critical for the past week.
Two weeks ago she was apparently
on the gain and feeling in good spir-
its, but a decided turn for the worse
came last week and for few days
the end was momentarily looked for.
Dfs. Monteith and Hogue held a
consultation ON the case Friday
morning, and they held out no en-
couragement for recovery. The
case has batiied dozen or more of
the best physicians in the state, and
our local physicians have made good
fight against the heavy odds. AT
the present writing the patient is
resting easily, but is very weak.
While sliding down hill some days
ago "Rolley" Matthews suffered a
peculiar accident that. will lay him
up for some weeks, as we'll as causing
him considerable pain. 1t seems he
was coasting down steephill, lying
face downward on his sled. After
gaining considerable momentum
the sled struck a bare spot or some
thing else that retarded its progress,
but the rider proceeded onward,
striking on his chest. He was con-
siderably bruised. but did not realize
his condition until Monday, when
DIR. Snyder made an examination.
finding slight dislocation of the
breast bone and couple of frac-
tured ribs.
| Ex-senator and Mrs. Wesley Ba-
ker of Livona expect to leave early
this month on well-earned vaca-
| ton. and, while spending it. will
bask in the sunshine of Florida,
while the rest of us are watching the
mercury crawl down into the lower
end Of the thermometer. Some time
ago Mr.. Baker invested in some
southern property, which, we under
stand, has so satisfactorily advanced
in value that the couple deemed il
worth while to combine business
with pleasure by taking look at it,
This couple has spent about thirty
winters on their Emmons county
farm, and certainly deserve the two
month of vacation this trip will give
them, and we hope nothing occur
to mar the enjoyment of every min.
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