Emmons County record., 1920-09-16


Welsch.
i W. A. Muehlberg is here from
Ladysmith, Wis, to help out during
thrashing at his brothers. place.
The Hazelton Hardware Co. has .
supply of Corn Binders on hand for
sale. First come, first, served ADV.
Mrs. Joe Wohlman and Mrs. Ear
Kurtz motord to Bismarck on Tues
lay of last week to do some shopping.
Miss Hilda Hanson, of Oakes, has
accepted the, position of teacher in the
9Th and 7th grades. She arrived Sat-
urday evening.
Mrs. A. F. Kurtz and daughter,
Helen, accompanied by Miss Schultz
of Bismarck, returned home on Fri
day of last week.
Miss Ruth Brindle went to Mandan
Friday to have some dental work
done. She returned Saturday evening
With her sister, Clara.
Mrs. Zunkel and Mrs. George Chas.
went up to the Chase farm near MOI
fit to bring Mrs. Chase, Sr., to Has
elton for brief visit.
The Busy Bee Club met at the
home of Mrs. John Bakers on We'd
nesday of last week. Everybody re-
ported an enjoyable time.
Floyd Bier Was over from the Brad
dock country Monday to take home a
new Ford truck which he recently pur-
|chased from the Northwestern Motor
Co.
| Miss Ruth Ferguson underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the Bis.
marck hospital on Thursday of last
week. She is getting along very
nicely.
The Badger Ranch is all cit up
now days. Klabunde's sold them a
Willey's Light plant which is furnish
ing lights for thirteen buildings on
the ranch.
The Hazelton Leader store is closed
! this week while the proprietors enjoy
the annual jewish holiday period. Both
the Hyman and Ellis Smolowitz fam
lilies have gone to Bismarck to spend
the time.
An outdoor church and Sunday
, school service was held in the Benz
grove last Sunday. The ministe.
from Moffit presided, and several Haz.
elton people attended. There were
!, about 100 persons present.
James Andrus has returned from
Collegeville, Mimi, where he accom-
panied his brother, Bernard, to attenc
school. The school was filled ant
James could not secure entrance. Ber
nard entered as one of the old stu
ldents.
, The Northwestern people have fxet
up nifty Delco display wagon on (.
Ford truck. They have compiet'
plant installed on the truck and dem
) onstrate washing, ironing and all tn
) rest of the many advantages of thos
! |plants. The truck body was built il
,Hazelton.
{ Attorney and Mrs. H. A. Arm
s strcng spent last week in Minneapoli
; attending the Minnesota state fair
) They attended the speeches given b
! both Harding and Cox, and Mr.. A
s reports that the republican candidat
{ received much greater ovation fror
{ the audience than did his opponent
s Icouple of days previous.
: Sam Wright is one Of the prom
) inent local nonpartisans who seems t
: be so well satisfied with the farmer.
{ administration" that he is leaving
s He expects to sell out in short tim,
{ Chas. Heck, who had $4,000 not
( lin the. Observation-Disclosures Stat
; Bank when the blow-up came last fal
) was here with a party of league o.
I 'icials last week on matters pertainin
{ to the local consumers store. n
{ was accompanied by VIM. Kane, {
I Minot; G. Livingston, Of Deering; an
; L. l.. Griffith, one Of the big league,
} from Fargo.
81 The wedding of Miss Martha Kurt
I and Mr.. Ben Snyder took place Wet
! }nesday morning of last week at
s O'Clock at the home Of the bride
s mother in Hazelton. Rev. FIR. Sls
s officiated. Following the ceremon
: which was performed only in Il
) kpresence of relatives and few clio.
) personal friends Of the contractir
{ parties, they left by automobile for
{ wedding trip to Minnesota point
!. They expect to be gone about ts
weeks. The groom has been cashi
lin the Bank of Hazelton for some Tin
past, and the bride has grown
womanhood in this community. Th'
have host of friends who wish the
the best of luck in their new ventul