Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-04
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a.. Justice Unrobbsd.
Eat Justice was not to he robbed
through this Technically Or law, anG
once again the man.made law must
give way to the avenglng demands
Of an injured people. Out of the ter.
rible darkness came a mob Of thirty
men, and on that memorable and fatal
night of November 13, 1899, the law
less spirit Of mob law ruled. On the
morning Of tho fourteenth were cut
down from asabeef MINDLESS the froz.
on bodies OF three Of the accused In.
dams, AL Cadot. Paul Holytrack
and Philip Ireland, all Sioux. The
other tWOss were dismissed at a trial
held shortly after. In Bismarck. But
how different are the conditions now
Of this fair region! The settlers OF
today have before them all OppOrtun-
ity with little or no fear of trouble,
while the early pioneers had, to deal
with all kinds OF adversely.
Progressive Spirit.
In looking for a future home, don't
fail to consider the progressive
spirit Of Hazelton and the unlimited
resources for farming and business
advantages. Although not yet inc0r-
p0rated, this city shows the true spir-
1t of it's loyal citizens by the clean
STREETS, cement sidewalks and cross
walks. m0dernly equipped business
buildings, and the churches and
schools. Farmers can here sell all
their products for the best prices,
and purchase anything they may need
at reasonable terms and prices. There
is q Ignite mine near this place,
where coal can be had for genera
tons to come. The creamery burned
some time ago, .out will be rebuilt,~so
that farmers al sell cream the year
round and meet their monthly grocery
bills with q: broad smile of %satisfac.
ton. "-,
Churches and Schools.
Hazelton has two church tcOngrega-
lions, Presbyterian and Catholic, and
six fraternal and insurance societies,
namely, Odd Fellows, Modern Wood
men, Knights of Pythias, Yeomen,
Royal Neighbors, and Loyal Order OF
Moose. The school facilities are the
best, and your children will here re-
ceive a first class education, snc.l as
will prepare them for college. This
city may we'll feel proud of its large,
well-equipped school building and it's
able corps of instructors. Both high
school and grade work are taught.
The Business Firms OF hazelton.
The Bank of Hazelton was organ
lied In 1903, with a capital of $1O,-
900, and under the conservative man
agement OF Its able officers, this insti.
tuition has been forging to the front,
and has at all times enjoyed the con
fidence and liberal patronage of the
farmers and business men Of the
community. The last report shows
that this bank has a capital stock OF
10000; loans and discounts. $685.
%; deposits, $S4.4S6.76; surplus, ST.
900. The otiaers are: a.E. Kurts,
president; John McCrory vice presi.
dent; H. @. Batber. cashier; H. w.
Batter, assistant cashier. The pro,
gressive spirit Of these men makes
them an inesttmable asset TO a new
town Ike H1a1flton. M. Kurtz form.
erly lived ofEaa6Sas farlisa mile east of
town, but halsi sold that y hts three j 4 :
sons. afl@F
Farmers Bank.
The Farmers State Bank, although
organized only about four years ago,
has had a rapid growth and lis nov
one of the; leading banking institu,
tons of Emm0ns county. Its marvel.
Gus growth and. LIBERAL patronage
show that It isssthe rightaii stltltion
In the right place The :lh4nme Of this
bank Is II q tineFspressedrbrick build.
ing on 9 corner lot on Main, street.
The officers s A. r. Lenhart 81
bismarck, PRESIDENT; "a. u. Klabunde.
vice president; Geo. A. Lenhart, cash.
Ter. These gentlemen also have an
Interest In the State Security bank
Of. Flasher. The last report shows
. capital stock of $lO,O09; loans ana
discounts. $54, 12y. ~; deposits, $62,-
5lO.S7; surplus, $4,000. Farmers, hers
= the place to get your loans and get
your crops insured.
A. p. klabunde who started busr
ness here In 1904 with o small genera
store, Is now the distinguished owner
and manager Of q magnificent gener-
al merchandise establishment, which
is the largest store In Hazelton,. ana
perhaps the largest in Emm0ns c0unf
ty. Mr.. KlaDunde formerly home.
steaded in South Dakota, and later
came to this place as 4 pioneer. The
fact that he owns 52,2O0 acres at
choice land near Hazelton, shows that
he Is an Industrious and prosperous
business man. Young men, when
contemplating marriage, don't fail tol
call on Mr.. kiapunde, for he al II
Won out from household furniture Is