Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-05-07
stone, and K. H. Hamm, James
town. Headquarters will be opened
in Bismarck.
HA2ELTON HAPPENINGS.
utcpnblican. April 10,

MILD. VI. "a. LctiHhTl went I'D Dis
marck Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Fl. O. Batter has been laid
up this week with rheumatism.
H. A. Armstrong transacted busi-
ness at Bismarck Thursday of last
week.
Tom Kelly is in the saddle today
starting the spring roundup of his
herds.
L. H. and Mrs. Briggle autoed to
the Capital City Saturday after
noon, returning Tuesday.
G. A. Lenhart and Il. e. Bradberg
motored to Bismarck Tuesday after
noon of last week. returning next
day.
The young ladies of the riding
club rode out to the Clifford Kurtz
farm Sunday afternoon where they
were served with six O'Clock dinner.
r. X. Batter and S. e. Colby took
a joy ride to the river Sunday after
noon and while there called on VIM.
Lambkin, down on Hungry Bot
TOM"
Mrs. A. l.. Cell went to Bismarck
last Friday morning to meet her
mother, who came from Portland,
Oregon, and who will make an ex-
tended visit in Hazelton.
Tomorrow evening nj KIabunde's
hall the Reds" will give banquet
to the Blues" The feast is due
the latter because of their victory
over the former in last winters null
In series. in which the nulia club
chose up sides, one faction being
called the Reds and the other the
Blues. and the losers we're to give
the winners q fine supper at the end
of the series. The Reds were hope
lessly showed under and tomorrow
evenings banquet will pay the debt.
The supper will ne one of the most
elaborate ever given in Hazelton
and covers will be laid for twenty
eight. including all those who played
as substitutesIfor the regular men,
bers during The series. The tables
will he prettily decorated with flow
ers, and laden with all the delicacies
of the season. After supper the as
senhlage will devote the remainder
of the evening To amusements.
Mrs. James Mcdonnell. living a
feW miles west nf town, has hecn for
som" time wearing II perfectly good
i'lark and swollen optic, the making
II ~iflch Wnild do credit to any pro-
Isssint al pugihs.. Mrs. Mrnon-
nell's eye has aif.,deI her friends
and nciehiu,s material for much
joking nj h,r expense, the jokers all
.hinli,g al domestic encounters with
her "worser' half in which she was
supposed to come out second hest,
and for her benefit they drew vivid
pictures of the atmosphere of the
domestice domicile being heavily
tinted with blue and thoroughly
mixed with sundry household uten-
sils, useful both in times of peace
or war. such as flatirons, skillets.
stove lifters. ETC., etc. However.
the bruised optic was not acquired
in any of these manners, and when
the truth is told an entirely differ
ent light is thrown on the subject.
Mrs. Mcdonnell is an expert shot
with rifle. but the nther day an Of
fensive jackrabbit came along when
the trusty rifle was not at hand, so
she snatched up 10-guage double
barrel shot gun. threw it to her
shoulder and fired. The heavy re-
coil caused the hammer Of the wea-
pom to strike Mrs. Mcdonnell just
beneath the eye. infiicting an ugly
bruise which has been very painful.
Mrs. mcdonnell says she didn't stop
to see whether she killed the rabbit
or not.
The marriage of one of Hazelton's
most popular young couples took
place at Mandan Monday. April 9th.
when Miss Josephine Appert and Le-
roy Irvine took the vows that made
them man and wife. The wedding
was very quiet affair only the nec-
essary witnesses being present at
the ceremony. Both the young peo-
pie nre very we'll knownin Hazelton,
| the bride having lived here practic.
ally all her life. She is the daugh.
ternf Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Appert,
old and respected settlers of Hazel,
]lton, and isa most charming young
Ilady. one who is well fitted to pre-,
side over The new hnme she is about
to grace. Mr.. Irvine. iiie prnom. il
a young man very well known here