Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-03-20
8AzEL1ON HAPPENINGS.


/ Robert Rohrer. Of Rugby. . broth
er Of Mrs. r. l. Beale and . cousin
OF Roy Yeatcr. is visiting these fami-
lies.
| Archie Frederick and Mrs. L. S.
Chapman returned last evening
from two-months' trip to Indiana
points. where they visited relatives.
Fritz Sneltz, of Dana, left Monday
for Aberdeen and Groton. S. D.
where he will visit with his family
and also look after farming interests
he has there.
| Mrs. Roy Pennell and little son.
of Glendive. Mont. are visiting in
Hazelton with the lady's father. L.
S. Chapman, and her sister. Miss
Nellie Chapman.
| Mrs. John Baker came home
Thursday evening of last week after
a weeks stay at one Of the Bismarck
hospitals. where she was receiving
treatment for an abscess.
One Of the best-attended auction
sales held this spring was that at the
J. J. Ryan farm. yesterday. About
200 people were there and the prices
ranged high Bidding was sharp and
fast.
s. F. Wright is building small
house on his farm north of town.
where he and some of his sons in
tend to take turns baching this sum-
mer. so they can milk 4 Lumber of
cows and carry on diversified farm
ing.
Mrs. Vim. Raven. of Linton, who
was one of the pioneers on q farm
southeast of Hazelton. was calling
on friends here Monday. She will
be up again in the near future in
connection with her millinery bust
ness.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthias Dahl. who has been serious
ly i'll with stomach trouble the past
few weeks. Is reported to be still in
q very grave condition. The little
patient and his mother are staying
at the Andrus hotel.
Mrs. H. o. Batter returned Satur.
day evening from a three-weeks'vis-
it with her parents at st. Cloud.
Mimi. She was accompanied home
by . friend. Miss Jessie Rathbun. Of
Rice. Mimi. who will remain here for
some time as her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Frederick went
to bismarck last Friday to take
their younger son to a hospital for
treatment. The little fellow was
very i'll and suffering from a rup-
ture. but latest reports are to the
effect that he is improving.
B. C. Hanson. local manager of
the Victoria elevator. has purchased
the two city lots lying next east Of
the w. j. Pettis residence. and in
tends to build home on the site in
the near future. The lots were
purchased from E. NJ. Jones.
A card received from w. L.
Yeater. who with Mrs. Yeater has
been spending the winter at Corpus
Christi. Texas. tells US not to send the
paper to that address any longer.
We infer from this that they are
. about to begin the homeward
. journey.
1t is our belief that the members
OF this (the Twenty-Sixth) district
were as honest and conscientious in
. their various votes as those of any
district in the state. They may not
at all times have voted as the readers
might desire. but, taken as whole
the record of each was commend.
able.
A. E. Tye. who prides himself or
the class Of his stock and especially
his Duroc Jersey hogs, has just add
ed another valuable boar to hi:
herd. The animal was shipped from
Naperville, ILL.,. and is from hero
that won the championship anc
grand championship at the recent
international show.
There is shipment of WOW
en.wire fencing at the depot
here now that measures jus,
exactly seven miles. A. E
Dutton and A. f. Tye are the pur
chasers and it is sign of develop
ment on their respective farms
2 The time was, not long ago. that {
e two-wire fence was about all thai
, was needed in this section. but nov
each of these farms has from six Il
ten miles of woven-wire fencing.