Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-10-02
HAzELTON HAPPENINGS.
tReppbIican. september Is.l

Dan -Morford, John Schafer and
Floyd Redsaul leave today for Cana
da, where they expect to work in
threshing crews.
Last Sunday being fine day.
many hunters were afield. They all
report that prairie chickens are get.
ting rather scarce.
Fred Asch Is now acting In the ca.
pacity of pharmaceutical chief at
the Snyder phmarmncy, ihaving taken
up the work last week.s
Miss Frances Baker aeft last Sat.
urday for Ellendale, where she will
attend school. Her mother accompan.
led her, returning home Tuesday.
Miss Edna Armstrong entertained
party OF eight young ladies at her
home last Friday evening In honor
OF Miss Lucille Hubbard, bride-to.be.
H. w. Batter has q slight touch
OF bloodpoison in one of his hands,
which was caused from. blister re.
ceived while pitching. grain into n
threshing machine.
Miss Goldie Plath, OF Fargo, who
has been visiting her aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Lenhart. the past
two weeks. left Monday for Apple
Creek, where she will teach school
this winter.
Tllos. Shea, one of the real pro.
gressive farmers of this section, is
building fine residence on his farm
just north of town. The building Is
up and inclosed and the work of fin.
ishing is progressing.
Ellis smolowitz. proprietor of the
HaZelton Leader store, went to the
Twin Cities the latter part OF last
week to buy winter goods. lssy
Jampolsky. Of the Linton Bargain
store, accompanied him.
Harry Lynn was up from Linton
yesterday. We don't know just what
the nature OF his business here was,
unless he came up especially to as
sist one OF our young ladies In wash
ing the dinner dishes. He looks fine
in q big kitchen apron, too.
Chas. Cell, who has been assistant
agent this summer for the N. P. rail.
way at Steele, came home Monday
evening, and left Tuesday morning
for Max. a station up on the north
500. where he Is to take q position
| atpcsolAuS OpCialOT anu dHtHt.
! The threshing outfit recently pur.
chased by NJ. and VIM. Rush from
South Dakota parties, arrived here
Monday evening after considerable
delay In transit. The outfit Is of the
Nichols & Shepard type, and the
owners intend to use it only for their
own use.
S. F. Wright is renodeling his
building on the corner of Cook ave.
nne and Kellas street, which he will
| fit up to be used as restaurant
T. W. Williams has rented the build
ing, and as soon as the work of re.
modelling is completed intends to in
stall first class restaurant.
lGmmons county friends of r. D.
Coonen will be Interested in know.
ing that he just couldn't keep out CT
the restaurant business and now has
n swell dairy lunch in full swing
The new location is under the Ku
pitt store, in Bismarck, just block
north of the west end OF the N. P
depot.
While in South Dakota some three
weeks ago, VIM. Rush traded bunch
of horses for large 50-horsepower
Winton Six auto. The machine is
1 expected to arrive most any day
now, and then watch "Bilf' SHOW
fthese local stink-wagons clean pair
OF heels any time he wants to lie,
'er out.
Last week we gave little talk on
the subject Of starting band In
.Hazelton this winter, and shortly
after the paper was out Prof Shay,
| who is an excellent bandman, In
formed us that, should the young
men here desire to start the musical
organization, he would offer his ser.
vices as instructor free of charge.
This Is an excellent opportunity to
get band organized, and one that
should not be let slip by.