Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-06-26
HAzELToE HAPPENINGS.
Republican. June 1917.


DR.. and Mrs. J. F. Snyder motored
to Bismarck on Saturday, returning
next day.
G. A. Lenhart made business
trip to Elgin. Morton county, the
first Of the week.
Born-Wednesday morning, June
18th, 1918. unto Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Rocker, a daughter.
During the electric storm last Sat-
urday evening lightning struck and
killed a mare belonging to VIM.
Rush.
Mrs. s. A. Cell went to Linton
Saturday evening and spent the Sab
bath at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. c. S. Lane.
Miss Margaret WEIGH returned to
her home at Bismarck yesterday af-
ter short visit at the homes of Mes
danes w. l.. Yeater and r. l. Beale.
Fred Petrie and two sisters. Hazel
and Frances, motored up from Lin
ton on Tuesday, bringing up trav-
cling saleman representing the
Deere & Weber company.
Mesdames Grenfelder, Of Mandan,
and Ambush. Of New Ulm, Mimi,
also the formers daughter. Antonio,
who have been visiting at the home
Of J. J. KaIberer left Monday for
their respective homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Briggle left
Tuesday afternoon on an auto trip
to the Napoleon country. They
went to inspect the lands owned by
different companies for which Mr..
Briggle in agent, and expect to re.
turn tomorrow or Saturday.
Arrangements for the big celebra
ton are steadily progressing and al
though there is practically nothing
of definate nature to report this
week the plans that are under wa,
will mature in plenty of time tc
have everything complete before the
big day.
II. w Batter leaves tomorrow fol
his old home at Royalton. MINI
where he will spend week fishing
and camping out. The camping
trip is an annual affair with Mr.
Batter and his old friends, anG
affords a week of genuine pleasure
and recreation.
Jimminy crickets! What kind Of
q cyclone has Dan Cupid SEN
down here to disrupt the serenity Of
Hazelton's bachelor club? Four Of
the old-timers have jumped over the
broomstick so far this month and il
is rumored that more are to follow
They all have our sincere sympathy
The family of j. l. Roop are com
fortably settled in their new HON,
at Bismarck. The household good.
we're shipped Saturday of last weel
and j. |. and Norman went W
Monday to straighten things around
Hazel and Grandma" Roop went tt
the new home yesterday. Norman
will return to Hazelton and stay un
til after harvest and threshing this
fall.
A number of the young ladies OF
the vicinity enjoyed party last
Saturday at Kurtz's grove, nine
miles north of town. The par
ty went out in autos and spent
the afternoon in the shade
of the mammoth trees which form
one Of the finest groves in this
part of the country. After fine
picnic supper the young ladies re-
turned home. Among those present
were: Misses. Frances Him., Tillie
Capelle, hurtense Kalberer, Edith
Ely. Lizzie Klabunde, Olive Nc
Manus, Mabel O'Donohue and Mat
tie Kurtz.
Last week when we published a
report to the EFFECT that Commits
sioner E. II. Brant had been mar
ried, we had no confirmation of the
report other than furnished by
Dame Rumor. However, Mr.. Brant
appeared in the village/last Thurs
day afternoon and confirmed the ru-
NOR. The marriage took place at
Bismarck on "Wednesday, June 4th,
Rev. Harris Of fhe Presbyterian
church officiating. After the cere-
mony the bridal pair went on short
honeymoon trip to Aberdeen and
other South Dakota points. The
bride was Miss Edith Greyson, of
Oakland, California, but came to
Worthwhile. South Dakota, and il was
eight years ago, while she was teach
inc near that nlaco &hot che ,pd Mr