Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-22
HAzELToN HAPPENINGS.
tRepnblican, January 49,

A4s "A. aihsttOuk tIdusdCteu DuSl-
ness at the county-seat Friday even.
ing.
Postmaster Tom Jones was a Ha.
zelton visitor from Linton last Sat-
urday.
Mrs. n. o. Batter visited at the
capital city the latter part of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Larvick and
children. of Temvik. were visitors
in Hazelton Tuesday.
Attorney H. A. Armstrong and
Jos. Healy motored over to Brad
dock last Thursday afternoon.
John Mohn came up from Linton
Monday morning and is assisting
Geo. Zirbes in the harness shop.
A. P. Lenhart was down from Bis
marck Tuesday evening and attend
ed the meeting Of the K. P. lodge.
W. j. Pettis intends to start
another carload of hogs to the Twin
City markets the last of the week.
Attorney Scott Cameron passed
through Hazelton last Friday morn
Ing on his way to jamestown where
he had legal business.
Miss Jessie Rathbun, who has been
nursing in this section for the past
two weeks, returned to her home at
Bismarck Wednesday.
W. P. Thurston and Jorgen How
ard, State Grand Chancellor Com
mander Of the knights of Pythias,
were in Haze!ton Tuesday to attend
the meeting of the local lodge.
Mrs. L S. Chapman left Monday
morning for Pasco. Wash. where
she will join her husband who has a
ten-acre fruit farm, and where the
couple intend 10 make their future
home.
Carl Hawes. of Linton, gave an
other motion-picture show last Fri
day evening, quite good-sized au-
dience being in attendance. After
the show few pleasant hours were
spent here in dancing.
1t is reported that AL Mikalson
has sold out his general merchandise
store at Dagmar. Mont. S. A..
Mikalson received card from his
brother to that effect, but no par
ticulars as TO his future were stat ed.
Chas. Porter. Fred Weherl and S.
E. Colby wen! In Linton Inst Snrdey
IL tie iulnM,s auto to make ar
rangelnen for he harvesting of an
ice crop on Beaver Greek. IRE day
was an ideal one fer discussing III.
ice question.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, H-,.i, depar ed
this morning fur their new home al
lndio, Cal. where Mr.. Healy will
interest himself in irrigation and
development work and where
the good wishes of multitude of
EmmolIs county friends go with
them.
Joseph Powers arrived here Tues
day morning from Sioux City, Ia,
where he has been working on farms
of that vicinity since leaving here
last fall. He says the warm wealth.
er has raised havoc with business
conditions of the country. AT
Sioux City there wss absolutely
nothing doing and hundreds of men
were idle. Last week call for 100
men to work cutting ice resulted in
over 400 applying for the jobs. The
ice at that point was only about six
inches thick, but, owing to the late
ness of the season. the harvest was
begun. MIR. Powers will remain in
HaZelton, intending to work on
some Of the farms next season.
Hazelton's new electric light plant
has been shipped and will arrive
here in the course of week or two.
The poles for the street wiring are
here and have been distributed. a
site for the plant located and every
thing is now in readiness to begin
actual work of installation. The
plant will be located on the ground
at the rear Of the Hazelton Mercan.
tile or just south of the windmill.
This location was picked out for &
two-fold purpose first as suitable
site on which to locate the plant anc
second. because it affords an idea
opportunity for putting in a pump
and reservoir in connection with ths
Iplant to be used as a fire protection
1 1t is planned to put three-inch pipe,
about two feet underground along
| the street with hydrants at regular
i intervals SO that in case of fire ths
4 pressure tank or reservoir at thu