Emmons County record., 1917-12-27
Hazs|ton Happenings.

hazs|ton Happenings.
From the Republican, Dec. goth.
E. Erickson shipped a couple of
cars Of stock last Saturday.
Miss Floe Macdonald visited at the
Capital City last Saturday.
Stanley Kurtz was among those to
visit the Capital City the first of the
week.
G.. A. Lenhart went over to Flasher
Monday on business jaunt, returning
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Marquett are
again residents of this district having
moved over from Kintyre.
Peter Serr informs us that he last
week made deal for the purchase Of
the livery barn and adjacent pro-
perty.
Mesdames A. E. Dutton and F. w.
Williams returned last Thursday from
their visiting trip down into Nebraska
and Iowa
P. H. Ryan returned the fore part
of the week from Iowa where he had
been the past two weeks visiting rel
atives and friends.
Mesdames M. Rush and o. B. For
syth went to the Capital City yester-
day to visit Mrs. w. II. Rush, who
is in the hospital there
r. A. Yeater returned from Bis
marck last Friday evening where he
had been in attendance at the Far
mers' Union convention
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Sauer left last
Saturday morning for Princeton,
Mimi, where they will paw an ex-
tended visit to their daughters.
Last Wednesday Harvey, the oldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs Chas Soule, was
taken to the Bismarck hospital where
he submitted to an operation for an
nbscess on his arm.
W. H. Rush and two sons departed
last Friday for their home at Della
mere, after having spent more than a
month visiting relatives and friends
here and at Bismarck.
Just as we go to press we learn of
the death of E. c.. Campbell, at St
Alexius Hospital, Bismarck. Death
occurred shortly before II o'clock
Mr.. Campbell was one of the earliest
IvNk
At a meeting of the Hazeltor
Branch of the Red Cross held here last
Saturday, evening, one of the most i'm.
portant matters to come up was the
forming of the Junior Red Cross
School Auxiliary, which is composed
of the pupils of the local school. 12(
names were enrolled, which we are in
formed, takes in the entire member
ship of the school.
That California trip of the member.
of the C. A. Ward family did no
materialize as we reported a week o,
two ago, for the reason that just a.
they were about to start out Herber
Ward was stricken with appendiciti
and had to be removed to the Bis
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mltted to an operation and at thi
writing is getting along nicely.
Last Monday evening a monste
mass meeting was held in Klabunde'
hall for the purpose of talking owe
the matter of organizing hom
guard for Hazelton and vicinity. TIL
meeting was attended by over fort
of the representative citizens of thi
vicinity, and after the thing had bee
explained as to the purposes of sue
an organization, as well as the nee
for guard for this neighborhood.
vote was taken by which it was foun
that the assemblage was unanimousl
in favor of guard being establishe
and or"aniZed. In order to get
the matter in an impartial way it we
decided to elect ten men from tt
meeting who were to perfect the O.
ganization as much as possible ar
who will act upon the application
of those who wish to become men
bers. The ten men so chosen wer
R. A. Ycater, E. l.. Semling, E. f
Bradbcrg, R. C. Colburn, H. B. Ell
thorp, R. S. Piatt, Paul Kurtz, E .
Babcock, S. A. Mikalson and j
Wohlmann