Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-07-13

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straw pile at Roy Roop's place near
the school house.
Miss Eva Colburn, sister Of the ed
itor, departed last Saturday ymorn-
ing for Superior, Wis, where she will
visit for month with her parents and
friends.
Leroy Irvine left Tuesday for the
Twin Cities on little vacation trip.
While there he will also visit the head
quarters of the Occident Elevator
company and map out next years
business plans.
Mrs. L. S. Chapman left yesterday |
for Glendive, Mont, where last even |
ing she attended the wedding of her
stepson, George Chapman. The
young man is very well known to Haz-
elton folks and has many friends here
who wish him and his bride much Joy.
In the four cornered fight for sher-
if Mikalson won out by only about
40 votes, and of the 81 precincts he
carried but 10, and only his magnif
iccnt home vote saved his bacon. In
the light of these facts, it would seem
that the stories of his being lined up
with the old gang are very positively
discredited.
Frank Crawford and Jack Hayes
went to Bismarck this morning to Of
fer some Of their blood for infusion in
an operation that will be tried on
Thomas Kelly. Mr.. Kellys health
has been very poor for more than a
year, and the ailment seems to be of
such complicated nature that the
treatment for one works against the
other, and now the physicians have
decided to try blood infusion in the
hopes of building up the blood tissues.
If tho two young men are found to be-
in proper health condition the oper-
alton will probably be performed to-
day.
If the North Dakota militia il
called upon to go down and help fight
the Mexicans, Emmons county will be
represented by at least two of her pa
triotic sons Edwin Sauer, of Hazel
ton, and Joe Baker, of Livona, are at
Fort Lincoln, the former member Of
Company B from Fargo, and the lat
ter Company A of Bismarck MIR.
Sauer joined the National guard at
Fargo last fall and of course went
with his company when mobilization
orders were issued by the president
Through the governors. Mr.. Baker
had been member of Company A but
his enlistment had expired. How
lever, he rcenlistcd and is now anxious
ly awaiting the time when they will
Icmbark for the border
The county board is meeting this
week and among other things the COM
missioners will probably take action
on the matter of the proposed incor-
poration of Hazclton as village Tho
papers have been posted the required
length of time and last Saturday the
local committee in charge Of the pre-
liminary work forwarded the applica
ton and other documents to Linton
( for action by the board. If they take
Favorable action in the matter, thel
they will set day upon which thu
tcitizens will vote upon the PROPOSE
ton to finally decide whether or no
Hazelton will become an incorporated
'Ivillage at this time.
Il Andrew Hanson left this morning
; for Logan, Utah, where he intends II
purchase a small fruit farm on tn
a banks Of beautiful mountain stream
land there make his future home. MI
Hansen is one of Emmons county
real pioneers, having lived on the oil
Homestead eight miles east of Hazel
ton for considerably more than
tquarter century. Last fall he went t
Utah to visit and spent the white
There. The imild climate, noun
tain air, and hospitable surrounding
lwerc just to his liking and he decide
\, to dispose of his holdings here an
!. live in Utah He has sold his farr
% to his son, Peter, who has been work
h ing the place the past few years. M
It Hansen has been one of our foremos
citizens, having been prominent
I politics and the development of tn
n county from the early stages. He
k. a citizen such as the community ca
1t ill afford to lose, but nevertheless, HI
hundreds of friends throughout tt
l. county will wish him every success
D. his new western home.
n The local ball team did themselvt
lie proud at Bismarck, where they wei
" Monday and helped to make the bi
he celebration a big success. The
first game was with the fast Stantc
team Monday afternoon. Before tt
s game started some of the Stantonit,
d were heard to remark that if the
3 couldn't beat Hazelton they would gu
< playing ball. This naturally arouse
E the sporting blood of the Hazeltt
\ fans and many wagers were mad
u When the smoke Of the battle hi
= cleared away sufficiently to get
ri glimpse of the score board, it rea'
\ "Hazelton S, Stanton l." Mora