Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-06
A1e|ton Happenings.
From the Republican, Aug. 30th.

From the Republican, Aug. 30th.
Attorney Armstrong transacted
business at Linton Monday.
b. W. Thompson was down from
Fort Lincoln over Friday night.
Mrs. VIM. haven and daughter
Nae were up from Liton yesterday.
b. c. and Mrs. Hanson motored
down from futile last Sunday and
81 ant the day with local friends.
Eorn-Sunday, Aug. 10th. to Mr..
and Mrs. W. P. Baker Of the Clayton
neighborhood, q nine pound girl.
Postmaster Andrus and family en-
joyed days outing at the river last
Sun!ay in the vincinity of Wi'de's
Lake.
Little Susan Batter, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Batter, of
Glendive, Mont, died at Bismarck
hospital Sunday noon after an illness
Of only week.
John Haley came in from his farm
in the west country Wednesday even
ing of last week and spent several
days here visiting local friends.
IIazelton's honor roll is growing
Last week Anton Jesneck joined Co.
A. Mr.. Jesneck visited Hazelton
Tuesday on his way back to camp
after visit to Mobridge, S. d.
W. II. Rush and family arrived
here Tuesday from Delamere, having
made the trip by auto. Mr.. Rush
is looking after his crop while here
Born-Monday evening, Aug. 9th
unto Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Mcdonnell
eight miles northwest of Hazelton, 8
big bouncing son. Is Jim" tickleG ?
we'll ask him.
Miss L. A. Farrell, who holds {
government position in the emmigrat
ion Office in Chicago, arrived in Haz
elton the latter part of last week t.
visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. H. N. Rohrer, sister-in-lav
to Mr.. and Mrs, w, l., Yeater, wht
has been here on visit for the pas
three weeks, left last Friday to return
to her home at Fresno, Calf.
Daniel O'Brien, threshing han'
working on the Zirbes and Apper
machine was quite badly injured
Tuesday when he fell from waite
tank, striking on his head and should
ers.
The editor and family and w. j
Pettis and family motored out int
the hills near the river last Sunuda.
to pick berries. While out there the
also partook of the hearty hospita
lily of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Griffin
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Briggle re
turned home Monday from sa
mission to Edmunds. Last week Mr.
Briggle received telegram announc
ing the serious illness of her sister a
the result of stroke of paralysis
They Immediately left by auto TO
Eilunds, but before they arrive
the sister had lapsed into a state O
unconscious form which she did no
revive, and she passed away Frida
evening The funeral was held Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. LaDelle Briggl
Of Olkes, accompanied their parent
home and will remain for few days
Ground was broken on Friday @
last week for the new garage buildin
which is to be erected on the corner G
Main street and Cook avenue. Tn
building and business is the er
terpise Of the Northwestern Aut
Company, the members of whom ar
prominent business men of Linto,
E~-Register of Deeds F. B. Irwin
being one of the foremost promoters
Hazelton Branch of the Emmon
County Chapter, American Red Cros
was organized Monday evening whe
a set of officers was elected and tn
preliminary work of getting tn
Brarch in shape to start active wor
was made.
Thu officers of the Branch who wei
elected Monday evening are 8
follows:
C. A. Ward, Chairman.
W. B. Andrus, Vice-C Chairman
j. E. Babcock, Treasurer.
4. c. Co,burn, Secretary.
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