Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-11-16
HazeIton Happenings.
Republican, Nov. 0.

and Mrs Archie Nickel, daughter.
John Baker is moving the family
into their town residence, from the |
farm, today.
A. l.. Cell and E. p. Foglc were up /
from Linton Tuesday evening to hear
the election returns come in.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Snyder had as
their weekend guests from Linton
the formers mother and niece.
Mesdamcs Lenhart, Monteith and
Wohlmann were motor party to in /
wade the Capital City Tuesday.
For county superintendent of schools
Lester Briggle made practically a
clean sweep of the county, Shefioe car
rying only a few precincts.
Ed Caufeld and family left Satur-
day afternoon by auto for their new
home ut Reeder Local friends wish
them prosperity in their new location,
| Chas. Armstrong expects to remove
the last Of the week from the old
Armstrong homestead to the Arnold
Ringer place, one mile north, having
rented the latter place.
Peter Wiekum came home from the
hospital Saturday evening. 1t will be
remembered that the lad lost his right
arm some weeks ago as a result of in
ljurics received in runaway. L
The village board held a regular
meeting Monday evening at which
I time the batch OF newly drafted or
dinances were given their final APP
lproval and ordered published
/ S. e. Br.ndle returned Friday from
1.-THE Twin Cities where he marketed
a load o. livestock for himself and
KurtZ Bros. He struck rising mar
ket and consequently made a good sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. X. Batter, who had
been visiting the families of their
SONS, H. o. and r. X. for week, left
last Saturday for their nome at Roy
alton, MINI. Mrs. II. o. Batter took
them as far as Bismarck by auto
MIR. and Mrs. Julius Sauer left this
morning to spend the winter in Sunny
Florida. First, however, they will
visit two or three weeks with friends
and relatives in Minnesota and Iowa.
Their winter headquarters will be at
DeLand
1 S. E. Colby came home to vote, ar
irving here just in time Tuesday even
ing to cast his ballot before the polls
closed. He and the family have been
visiting relatives in Iowa. Mr., Colby
! left this morning for jamestown
where he will remain for a time be-
fore taking up station agent duties.
Mr.. and Mrs C. A. Ward and daugh-
ter returned the first of the week from
an auto trip down into Nebraska, near.
J, lily to Omaha. They visited in South
Dakota and Iowa enroute and had q
, fine trip. In most cases they found en-
cellent roads, however, on the return
/, trip they encountered considerable.
mud and also saw snowbanks two feet
deep.
While the family Of H. F. Earlywine
of Glencoe, were in town Tuesday O
J last week attending the funeral of tn
I late Chas. Ferguson, their house took
J fire in some unknown manner an
building and contents We're totally de
II stroyed. 1T was severe loss to tn
family and friends and neighbors ar
8 coming to the rescue in the real Mort
Dakota spirit and helping the famil,
i secure means of rebuilding by cas-
. contributions and the donation of la
Dor.
I An old gentleman named Moore ha
4 D. d. Bidwell, Geo. Thompson an
d "Scotty" arrested Tuesday alleging
s that the men had beaten him up an,
!. robbed him of considerable sum o
money. The fracas happened Monda
night when the men came to the Ii,
n cry barn. Moore was sleeping in tn
Office and ordered them away. Whe
they refused to go Moore siezed
rifle and again ordered them from til
!, premises. One of the party grabbe
! the gun, which in the scuffie was di.
C. charged, the bullet going through tt
!. stove and into the wall. In the mixu
:. the stove was upset and the Office to,
!. up generally. Moore claims they the
:. choked him and that it was shortly n
= terwards he missed his roll. All thru
men were intoxicated. The hearir
= was to have been yesterday but wa
- postponed by the prosecuting attorne,
Ipending further investigation of I'll
- affair. The men say the idea til,
they took the money is ridiculous.
What came near being a serious a
cident happened at the north crossii
y Tof town last Sunday afternoon whit
the big Chalmers auto belonging
:. the Kalberers turned turtle while ma
y ing the curve. Four young men we
in the ear at the time. They we
A. coming north along the right-of-sss
& Iroad and in attempting to turn ca
os Ito cross the which is vel
4. sharp, nasty curvethe car went t
= far to the north, running over Il
W grade, and turned bottom, side VI
The strong south wind probab
HELPED matters along as the car W