Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-04-09
HAZRLTON HAPPENINGS.
tltepnbllcun. April 9,

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| E. M. Jones transacted business at
Braddock the latter part of last
week.
| G. A. Lenhart left yesterday on a
business trip to Bismarck and
Flasher.
Sol Ja,npolsky of the Leader stol e
was the over Sunday guests of rel
atives and friends at Linton.
Miss Edith Eby has returned from
a two weeks visit with her parents,
fifteen miles west of town.
Mrs. Slater and children. of Mof-
fit. we're over Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker,
Mrs. Chatin. mother of Mrs. John
Baker. has been seriously i'll the
past week, but Is somewhat inn
proved.
Geo. D0ckter and Wendelin Hor-
ner, two Of the pioneer settlers of
the county. we're business visitors in
the city yesterday from their homes
east of Linton, on Beaver creek.
Mrs. VIM. Scott and children. of
Glenwood, MINI. who have been
here the past ten days the guests of
the formers sister, Mrs. John Ba-
ker. departed yesterday for their
home.
A number Of the young friends of
Miss Theresa Kalberer surprised her
at her home last Saturday evening.
Games of various natures blended
with plenty of good "eats" filled the
young folks' cups Of joy to overflow
ing.
Little Miss Mary Graham enter
tained several of her friends Sum
day afternoon at her home, the
event being her l1th birthday. The
little ones spent some very pleasant
hours playing games and partaking
Of the nice lunch.
Just as we nre Abr tn 90 to
press we learn that tho Gem Res
taurant charged hands this MORN
ing. Fred s erman selling out to
Mrs. Germaine and MIR. Wilson, and
the business will he continued un-
der the firm name of Germaine s.
Wilson.
The gopher bounty became effect
i've yesterday. The bounty paid by
the county will be two cents for the
tail of each gopher destroyed during
the month Of April and one cent
thereafter until June 18th. The
tails must be presented to the conn-
ty auditor in lots of fifty,
The inner sash Of display windows
in the dry goods department of the
Klabunde store has been in the
hands of Painter j. J. Wilson this
week, and have been painted and
grained ina very artistic manner
A beautiful background is thus pre-
sented to the gaze of the window
shopper" /"
II Attorneys Charles Coventry ant
Scott Cameron were up from Linton
last week representing defendants
and plaintiff respectively in an ac
tion brought by w. w. Daughert,
against Messra. Seeman and Bargel
for money alleged to be due. Th,
suit was tried before Justice W. L
Yeater and the decision was in favo
of the plaintiff.
John Holsti, one of the county
real old-timers as we'll as one of he
most progressive and prosperous far
mers, was in our village from hi
home in the Tell neighborhood Tues
day. His mission was to convey
preacher from the train to his hom
district. where religious services ar
to be held in the beautiful ne,
church which the people there hav
\ recently built.
Hazelton folks are to be given
rare treat next Saturday evening b
! the pupils Of the upper grades Z
the Braddock school. On that eve,
ing the young folks from our siste
! town will come over here md put Q
a three-act comedy, at Zirbes' hal
! entitled MRS, Briggs OF tlle Ponltr
Yard. The play was rendered
Braddock last Saturday evening b,
! fore large audience and all tho.
] who saw the performance say it Il,
one Of the best they ever saw put {