Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-02-21
Hazs|ton Happenings.

From the Republican, February 18th.
Miss Mae haven spent Sunday witt,
her parents at Linton.
Mrs. G. A. Lenhart went up to
the Capital City Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hanson visit
ed ut Linton over Tuesday.
Mrs. W. B. Andrus went up to
the Capital City last Tuesday.
Mrs. and Mrs. F. j. Rotzien went
to Sterling the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker went to
Bismarck Tuesday on pleasure
jaunt.
Clifford Wright went up to the Cap
ital City Monday where he will at
tend a term at the business college.
NJ. Kelleher received the sad news
the latter part of last week of the
death of his father which occurred at
Last Sunday. the weather being
ideal, the local Home Guard went out
on vacant plot south of Mrs. Kurtz'
residence and participated in their
first open air drill.
Dorothy Matthews is the name of
smart young Miss who has arrived to
gladden. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. C. Matthews. She was born at
Bismarck Monday morning.
Harry Cockburn returned last Fri
day from trip of month or more
to several of the southern states. On
the return trip he attended the big au-
tomobile show at Minneapolis.
Miss Florence Poole, community
worker for this district, was here
Tuesday and that afternoon gave a
very instructive and entertaining talk
to the ladies of the Red Cross.
H. o. Batter returned Tuesday
from his trip to Minneapolis where
he took in the automobile show. Mrs.
Batter went up to the Capial City
Monday to meet Mr.. B. where they
took in the show at the auditorium
DR.. Winchester, who for some time
has been looking over this field with
view to locating here, has informed
local parties that he has made final
decision in the matter and that he and
Mrs. Winchester will be here the lat
ter part of this week to remain per-
manently.
Peter Levine, one of the old-timers
of the county, and one of its biggest
and most prosperous farmers, was a
visitor in Hazelton, from his Kintyre
farm, yesterday. From here NJ.
Levine went down to Linton where nc
is witness for young fellow who is
taking out citizenship papers.
According to reports in the Bis
marck papers, w. P. Thurston, for
mer editor of this "Great Moral Lev
err" but who is now running a paper
at Center, has been confined to Bis
marck hospital with an attack of ap
pendicits. He has left the hospital
however, and returned to his home.
Clifford Kurtz is having quite /,
strenuous time of it at the Bismarck
hospital where he has been for som,
time nursing a bad case of blood poi
soning He is getting along nicely
however, and will probably be able tt
return home the latter part of tn,
week, and especially if our doctor get!
here to attend to him.
The Buchanan consolidated schoo
has arrived at novel plan of rails
ing some money for their junior Rel
Cross which they have just organ
lied. On Saturday, February 23d
they will hold carnival which prom
Uses the people of hat vicinity plent.
of fun as well as helping out GOO
cause. At the carnival there will b.
the usual round of confetti throwing
in unison to the blare OF trumpets
There will also be parade.
Mrs. j. w. Davis (nee Eleano
Burbage), daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
James Burbage, of the Glencoe neigh
borhood, died of typhoid fever las
Friday, February Sth. at hospital i
Bear Creek, Mont, after an illness o
about two weeks. The remains wer
brought to Hazelton Tuesday evening
and the funeral was held yesterda