Emmons County record., 1914-09-03
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS.
Republican. Aug, 27.)

Mrs. Cliff Kurtz has heen on the
sick list for more than week past.
Born Saturday. August 22d. un.
to Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Buck, son.
All doing we'll.
Mrs. s. A. Mikalson left last Fri
day for two weeks visit with her
parents at Delphia. Mont.
Geo. Suverly and u. W. Casey
were Gaytonites to do trading in the
village Friday of last week.
County Physician Monteith went
to Linton yesterday to lift the quar-
intine from the last Of the county
seats scarlet fever cases.
The Buchanan ball team came to
Hazelton last Sunday and met a
singing defeat at the hands of the
local youngsters. The score was %
2.
Misses Nettie and Myrtle Klabun-
de, Of Aberdeen, are visiting here at
the home of their aunt. Mrs. A. E.
Klabunde, for few days. They
are on their way home from Mon
tana where they have been spending
the summer.
Prof. j. E. Shaw left Monday for
Gordon, Wis, where he will seek
the haunts Of the elusive black bass
and capture him in his native lair.
Other local sportsmen, intended to
break away from business ties at
this particular time, who could not
get away.
Frank Goughnour returned last
Thursday from St. Paul where he
marketed two car loads of beef
steers. His cattle brought almost
top price, which augurs well for the
grass-fed stuff from the Emmons
county prairies. Mr.. Goughnour
intends to take another load later
in the fall and load of hogs some
time in December.
Harve Smith. of the Glencoe
district. received a telegram last
Thursday afternoon announcing the
serinus illness Of his father, at Couer
d. Alene. Idaho, and left Friday for
that city. f. D. Smith is one of the
pioneers of Emmons county and
friends here will await further news
with much anxiety.
The stork who has been making
himself rather scarce around these
parts for some time, made his ap-
pearance in town early Tuesday
morning. He made call at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. W. w. Tib-
belts and presented them with nice
bright, healthy eight and half
pound daughter.
Frank T. Alvey, we'll known far
mer Of the Motif neighborhood. was
instantly killed by lightning last
Thursday morning about 7:3O
o'clock. He was 4S years of age and
leaves wife. He had been mar
ried only since last May. The cor
oner and undertaken in Bismarck
were notified and Undertaken Webb
went 10 Motfit at once.
John Wilde was in from his Glen
coe farm yesterday He brought in
come of those delicious plums for
which his farm has become famous.
The fruit had been spoken for long
before it was ripe, by Hazeltnn pee
pie, and those who had forgotten to
speak about them early were out Of
luck because the crop this year was
largely destroyed by insects.
Another business change of i'm
portance was made in Hazelton
Tuesday. when West & Crawford
sold out their meat market to Jos.
Wohlman, of New Salem, N. D. In
the deal Mr.. West also disposed of
his residence on Cottage street. No
reason is given by the members of
the meat firm as to why they sold
out, other than that Mr.. Wohlman
was very desirous of locating here
land offered q pretty fair figure.
A couple of "boes" were skirm.
ishing around town the other day
looking for some rooms in which to
start poker joint. They tackled
everybody whom they heard had
rooms to rent. incluting Tonsorialist
Bradhurg and Attorney Fl. A. Arm.
strong, but were given a decidedly
cold shoulder, SO concluded to move
to some other town where people
were not so particular as to what
purpose they rented rooms,
Archie Frederick, who went out
to Washington early last spring. re-
turned to Hazelton Tuesday even
ing. and says he is mighty glad 10
get back to good old North Dakota,
land tho+ ho bo, ooon Iii "a 49,