Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-09-10
Aazslton Happenings.
tRspublicau. Sept, b.,

r. C. Burlingame and family were
Temvik visitors in town Monday.
Sol Jampolsky visited at Linton
yesterday. returning this morning.
Born-Friday, August 18th. unto
MIR. and Mrs. Ellis Smolowitz. a
girl.
G. A. Lenhart and DIR. Monteith
motored to Bismarck the first day
of the week.
Grain tanks and tripIe-box wagons
are more numerous than automo-
biles on the streets these days.
R, K. Batter and s. A. Mikalson
took in the autumnal sights along
the banks of the Missouri river last
Sunday.
Word comes from Bismarck that
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Luehe, former
residents of Temvik, are the parents
of new boy.
Mrs. G. A. Lenhart and son. AL
ton, returned last Friday from a
three weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Fargo and the Twin
Cities.
Mr.. and Mira. LaDelle BriggIe
leave this week for Forbes, N. d. /.
where Mr.. Briggle will begin duties
as principal of schools next week or
the week after.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Birbeck have
removed to the Briggs residence
near the section house, their former
place having been purchased by Mrs.
L. S. Chapman. who took possession
last Saturday.
c. N. Boynton, of St. Paul, an ex-
tensive owner of land in this v,cin-
ity. paid Hazelton business call
Thursday of last week. He came by
auto and was accompanied by Mr..
Fox. of Medina.
Both of Hazelton's banks have
started q campaign to help the chill
dren of the community to save up
their pennies, and thereby teach
them the good lesson Of how the
pennies make the dollars.
Mrs. L. S Chapman arrived in
HazeIton last Friday evening from
Pasco, WASH. where she and her
husband have operated small
fruit and truck farm this season.
Mr.. Chapman will return later.
Prof. and Mrs. j. E. Shaw re-
turned to Hazelton last evening
from their vacation trip to Mime
sofa and Wisconsin. Mrs. Shaw has
been absent about six weeks, while
he has been away only a couple of
weeks.
G. A. Lenhart and w. E. Lambkin
motored to Flasher Tuesday where
the latter attended to the repairing
of a heating plant as yell as figure
on several other good contracts.
This week Mr.. Lambkin will finish
the installation of heating plants at
the Yeater and Appert residences
and next week will put in one at the
Cloyd Kurtz residence.
Hazelton friends of Albert Chap
man will regret to learn that that
young gentleman is seriously affect
ed with consumption. He was taken
suddenly with hemorrhages early in
the summer, while employed at
Glendive. Mont, and has been un-
able to do any work since. His
father, l.. S. Chapman. intends to
take him into the mountains this
fall in the hopes that the high. dry
air will be of benefit.
Carol Leuhe. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. E. Luehe, who is visiting here
with the Lenhart children, had the
misfortune Tuesday to fracture his
arm while playing with some other
children and the little burro. The
boys had the mule hitched to a
small wagon and the Luel,e boy was
on the burro's back. When some
one of them hit the animal it jumped
and the boy fell off, fracturing one
of the small bones of the fore arm.
The fracture was reduced by local
physician and the patient is now
doing nicely.
The new Farmers elevator is fast
nearing completion, and If present
plans work out according to schedule
the house will be in shape to begin
taking in grain about the first OF
next week. This does not mean,
however, that it will be entirel,
completed. There ia still muct
work of q finishing nature to be
done, such as putting on siding
building engine house, Office. flou,
sheds, apouting, etc, hut by the. enc