Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-04-24
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS.
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A postcard from Ben Hew Z in
forms US that he and his family are
now located at Ipswich, $. II.
Section Foreman Ole Tyherg left |
this morning for St. Paul. 70 consult /
with specials; regarding hiS eye /
trouble.
Two more Big { gas tractors
arrived here this week. one being
purchased by Ear Frederick. and
the other by +. Meinover Of Temvlk.
Geo. Zirbes. local agers for the
tractor. made the sales.
Mrs. G. W. Gilman ard daughter,
Matte, left Monday morning for
Ambrose, n D., where they viii join
other members of the family, who
are living on a claim twenty-.oul
miles from that station.
The memers of the Hazelton base
ball team, have been ~imhering up
this week on the local diamond, Their
first practice was FRIDAY evening Of
last week, and since that time they
have been practicing steadily
While out gopher hunting, last
Sunday afternoon. Miss Clara Rsin.
die accidentally shot herself in the
left foot. She was carrying the
gun, a 2o-caliaer. mn7zle downward,
and, in the excitement Of seeing a
ine gopher-tareet, started to raise
the weapon to shoot. wher it WAS
aiss @arced and lie bullet penetrated
her left foot heo~ the base Of the
second toe. The wound was dressed
and it is thought Miss Rrindlc VII
be laid up only week or 50.
/, Reports came to town last evening
that a bad praSrie-.ire swept over a
| big stretch Of country near the
Goughnour farm. yesterday. doing
heavy damage. The fire could not
be CENTRALIZED in the high wind, ard
| i, is reported Ina, Mr.. Langness loss
| is heaviest, including all his farm
machinery. machine-sheG, a separa-
tor and gasoline traction engine,
John I.unde lost his barn and sew
eral stacks of hay. Other than his,
no losses We're reported here a
fire could also lie seen yesterday af-
ternoon "a. west Of town.
y j. b. Brock, who for the past
week has been visiting friends IL
| Ha zelton. left yesterday morning VIA
R:s,n arck for Omaha, Neh., and afte,
VISITING in that City for a sher,
time No Will so to Massa ,huset;s
where hs sill make his home, provia-
Z - antry suits his taste. Fol
J. ing that COS Mr.. Brock had resiaec
s several years.. I. bu, he recently dis
m at Gridley. Ca.rests there and came
G posed of his int. Of the early sesi
he east He was one and his many
1, dents of this county "ell whereve,
m friends here wish him
IS he may locate. i,
lie Thomas Kelly. u>s had been ..
a sent SO lone nat his friends s.rdly
q knew III, arrived home last even
I'M lrom the south. VI Kelly
}. -arted out last fall a trip &c
! Canada to visit relatives. After
spending some tire there be and his
. niece. Miss Mabel ODonohuc, oi
Campbellford. Ont. wen; down tc
Corp.s Christi. Texas. and spen,
the winter. Miss O'Donohue ac.
companied Mr. Kelly TO llazelton,
. and will remain here for some time
before returning to her home il
Canada. Our genial pioneer looks
the picture of perfect health. and says
the trip proved Very Measurable.
Some weeks ago this paper had 4;
short story Of the spinning Wheel al
the Robert Buchanan farm. anr
mentioned that perhaps II WIS Ia,
only place in the county where yarr
was made in the good, old fashionec
way In that statement however. i
!, seems we were in error. II appear
there are several spinning wheels il
the county, hut not all Of then, ar,
in use. One at the Nels f.kangei
farm has been in commission for til,
, past twenty wears, and every white,
Mrs. Ekanger improves her spars
moments IN making yarn and home
spun. from which all the undefclath
! ing required by the family IL made
MIR. Ekanger was in town. Monday
and showed lis several samples d
the home product, and ii surely beat
, anything manufactured rs mnrler,
. methods fer wearing qualities.
For Sale. loo bushels Of Siberian
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