Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-02-11
Haze|ton Happenings.
sRepubllcan. Feb. l.,

Miss Edith Eby was up from Lin
ton Monday visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Mikalson
went to Bismarck Monday. return
! ing the same day.
G. A. Lenhart returned Tuesday
evening from ten days business
trip to the Twin Cities.
Hon. and Mrs. k. X. Batter came
down from the Capital City Friday
and spent until Monday at home.
Emmons county pioneer rancher,
and many times sheriff of the coun-
ty, Peter Shier, is up from Linton
today calling on Hazeiton friends.
DR.. Geo. Monteith returned Mon
day from two weeks trip to the
Twin Cities and other Minnesota
points. While away he attended
clinics.
Chas. Armstrong returned home
| Thursday evening of last week from
a months visit at his old home in
Ohio. Charles came home looking
fine and reports a most enjoyable
time.
1t is reported that the Standard
Oil Company is contemplating put
ting in supply station in Hazelton
in order to mo" adequately meet
the needs of Il, md surrounding
points.
VIM. Rush, who had the unfor-
tunate experience of breaking his
leg last week, as result or falling
on slippery walk, was removed to
his home last Thursday afternoon.
The patient is resting easy. but will
be unable to do any work for s0me
time.
Keith Sherman entertained the
following friends at supper last Sun
day evening at the Marquett hotel:
Misses Hazel Horton; Matte Kurtz,
Anna LeFevre, Olive McManus, Mr..
and Mrs. K. K. Batter, Messrs. VIM.
Schucht, Harry Hanson, W. T.
, O'Neill.
! One of the real social events OF
} the season took place last Saturday
! evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Aldo West. few miles south.
, east of town, when about forty
young people gathered at a party
, given in honor of Mr.. West
+ nephew. Jay Tiffer.
Mrs. L. S. Chapman returned las
evening from Glendive. Mont
where she went week ago to Sc,
her stepson. Albert, who has beer
i'll for several months with hem
orrhages. The young man is in +;
very critical state and physicians
hold out no hope for his recovery.
Minnesota No. IL corn from tn,
j, kurtz Bros. farm won first priz'
e and second prize at the North Da
q kota Corn Snow held at Fargo Jan
, 18th to 23a, under the auspices o
!. the Fargo Commercial Club. Tn
+. prizes were awarded on the best il
ears. Miss Matte KurtZ took frs
s prize on ten ears she had entere,
J. and Cloyd Kurtz received secon,
d prize.
e Wheat has been jumping skywar'
l. this week. hard wheat having gon
i 10 three cents Monday and five cent
J. more Tuesday. On account of tn
e steady upward trend of the marke
n during the winter quite few locD
e spectators have gone into the gam
u ard out of their options have mad
o some pretty fair killings. Of cours
e none of them are in the Leite
q class but their winnings have i
q some cases amounted to several hur
It dred dollars.
;r The Tye Bros, Russell and Ka
have purchased a farm and thi
coming spring will 20 into the bus
= ness on their own hook. The farl
- contains 100 acres and was pul
chased the fore part of the wee
from their father. A. E. I've. TIL
u land is described as the north ha
Of section 26 1857, and lies abol
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