Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-02-08
Aazslton Happenings.
Republican. Feb "a

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marck few days last week visiting
with her husband, Representative
Harding.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Batter: re-
turned Monday from q two weeks
trip to the Twin Cities and other
Minnesota points.
Ed. Tempel, of the Farmers State
Bank, went to Tcmvik Saturday eve
ming and spent Sunday with home
folks, returning Monday.
Fred Sherman, former proprietor
of the old Gem Restaurant, was in
the village the first of the week visit
ing relatives and friends.
If House Bill a. had only been for
a revision of the weather code instead
Of the state constitution, it would
have gone through the senate a
whooping
Mr.. ano Mrs. LaDellc Briggle,
who have been in Hazelton the past
two weeks visiting the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Briggle,
returned to their home at Cakes.
If all the snow takes notion to
leave suddenly in the spring therell
be an awful scramble for the high
spots, ard it will be good bye to many
of the grades and bridges on our
country roads. ~.
Mrs. Mark Brindle left Wednesday
of last week for Harvey, N. D., for
a visit with her parents. Meantime
Mark is frying his own flap jacks and
otherwise enjoying" the lonely life
|of bachclordom.
i R. K. Batter went to Temvik
Tuesday evening to transact bust
ness. On account Of the train being
unable to run next morning he was
compelled to get rig and drive home
through the storm 49,.
i Representative C. A. Ward "play-
ed hockey" from the session grind
and came down from Bismarck Sat
urday to spend the Sabbath with
home folks. He returned to the cap.
. itol Monday morning.
. o. B. Forsyth and family left
Monday, from Braddock, on three
weeks visiting trip to Delamere. N.
D., where they will stop week with
the families of w.. H. Rush and o.
E. Siverson, after which they will &C
, lon to Glenwood, Mimi. to visit rela.
tives week before proceeding tt
the Twin Cities.
! Bonnie Klabunde' was taken to tn.
Y st. Alexius hospital Tuesday morn
!, ing where he underwent an operation
for rupture. He has been bothered
}. lseveral years, although not seriously
Y Ibut in attempting to load hay racl
: the first of the week the weak spo
3 gave away and, made his condition
: such that an immediate operator
Y was necessary
A large delegation Of Emmon
county folks were at Bismarck las
e week to take in the Stock Growers
convention and to take peep at tn
: legislative mill. Among those from
near Hazelton to attend the conven
ton were s. E. Brindle, S. F
Wright, R. A. Yeater, F. Rocker
). Matt Dahl, James Mcdonnell, Et
Steiner and Chas. Hoskins.
According to advices received yes
Z terday !. from Bismarck the famou
Il House Bill No. Id, revising the cor
Il stitution and which passed the hous
7 last week, was killed in the, .senat
Il Tuesday afternoon. 1t is said tn
A main grounds upon which the bill wa
H defeated were sections "a and II
y which entirely wiped out the det
| limit protection Of the state an
4 would authorize those who may be
N control Of state or municipal office
Y to plunge the state, counties, towr
\ ships, cities or villages into del
\ without limit, also the omission c
= section. 1866 of the old constitution
y which was the only one in the cor
stitution protecting the school fund
i According, to reports Hazelton
!colony at DeLand, Florida, evcryor
is enjoying the vacation immensely
H. A. and Mrs. Armstrong were n
cent arrivals there after tri
through Tennessee, Georgia and otht
southern states where they spcr
some time at Lookout Mountain an
other famous battle fields arour
NJ Chattanooga. Last week we rccei,
ed shipment of fruit from member
Y of the colony, which they had plucke
y from the trees themselves. 1t W;
very fine indeed-no, we haven't G,
N any left, thank you--and had fave
IN very different from the western fru
VI we get in the stores. The Hazeltt
n folks now sojourning at DeLand al