Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-06-02
tinue a few weeks longer awaiting
state examination dates.

tinue few weeks longer awaiting
state examination dates.
"Tom Thumbs Wedding" is to be
staged in Hazelton by some rs or 80
little tots Of this neighborhood, on
June 9Th at Gimbel's Hall. The lady
who will train the youngsters will be
here this week to get them started !.
The proceeds of the show will 20 to
the Rebeccahs.
Dent fail to attend Tom Thumbs
Wedding to be held here Monday even.
ing, June 9Th, under the auspices of
the Rebeccah lodge. ADV.
Ice Cream at the Hazelton Drug
Co.-Adv. If
DR.. and Mrs. Walker spent Mem
orial Day at Wishek, with relatives.
Joe Sabraw and Miss Anna Splitter
spent Memorial Day at Wishek, at
the home of Miss Spitzer's parents.
A number Of Hazelton X. C.'s
planned to go to Bismarck Sunday
for meeting there, but the rainy
weather headed them off
Dick Wengel, Otto Jenner, Herb.
Simmer, Roy Peterson, Clyde Bah
cock, Joe and Jimmie Rush and YER
non Williams were Hazelton> boys who
spent Memorial Day at Linton.
Messrs. Semling, Lee, Hubbard and
Penwarden went to Mandan Sunday
to see ball game between Mandan
and. Wilton. The north-Soo town
cleaned up the Mandan bunch by a
score of to 2. 1t was well-played
game.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Berkholtz visited
DR.. and Mrs. Shoemaker in Linton
Memorial Day.
Ben Miller, the new barber at Matt
Stramer's shop, made a mysterious
trip to Linton the first of the week.
While there he met little lady from
his old home town, and when they re-
! turned they went by the name of Mr..
! and Mrs. Miller. Hazelton people
welcome the Newlyweds, and wish
them luck.
| Napoleon and Lehr played base ball
at Napoleon Monday, and Hazeltonites
who attended report it as wierd ex-
hibition of the national game. Ma
poleon won a to 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Bechtle drove
to Napoleon Monday for visit.
Carl Fischer and family spent last
week in Aberdeen. While there, Carl
saw some fast games of base ball be-
tween Aberdeen and Huron, of the
South Dakota league. Huron made
II scores in the first inning of the
first game of the series and ran away
with the game. Aberdeen came back
in the next two games, and won both
easily.
| Dick Braund is negotiating for the
sale of his business in Hazelton, with
the idea of locating at Mobridge, S.
D. He is we'll pleased with the pros
poets of the South Dakota town,
which will be nothing but bake-shop,
with the side-lines of lunches, board
ing house, etc. The many friends of
the Braund family in Hazelton will be
sorry to see them leave, but will wish
them luck in their new location.
There will be dance at Lem Fer
guson's Saturday night. The Misses
Simmer will be down from Bismarck
to furnish the music. Their school
work will be completed Friday.
A number of friends of Zirnhelts
attended a reception at John Zirnhelt's
farm last Saturday night in honor Of
two sisters Of the Zirnhelt's, with
their husbands, who are visiting their
Emmons county relatives. Those
who attended are as follows: Messrs.
Simmer, j. B. and j. j.. Landsber-
ger, Nels Anderson, Raehsslear, Bea-
strom, Jonkman, Kalberer, and their
families, and Messrs. Harry Kunsch'
Ben and Albert Kalberer and Miss
Saddler.
| H. o. Batter is absent from Haz-
elton, having gone on another visit
to the oil-well property in Wyoming
in which he is interested.
Born, Wednesday, May 25th, to Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Snyder, of Hazelton
a daughter. Mother and baby in good
health.
| Mrs. H. o. Batter gave a dinner
last Saturday evening in. honor Of