Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-01-19

capacity incubator and will hatch his
own chicks. He is still we'll satisfied
with his new venture, but wishes to
be remembered to his many friends
hereabouts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Milum went to
Brittin Monday, where they win make
their home.
Cloyd Kurtz, Ben Kalberer, Carl
Fischer and Ben Klabunde were Haz-
eltonites' who attended a good roads
meeting at Linton Friday night.
Rag-carpet weaving. Address Char.
les Soule, Hazelton, N. D., for prices.
ete.-Adv. dl5-29
Little Master Paul Forsyth ac-
companied his aunt, Mrs. Siverson,
on her return to DeLamefe last
week.
Mrs. Henry Johnson, of the river
country, is a visitor at the Simmer
home in Hazelton.
| The Hazelton band elected officers
for the ensuing year at the meeting
Wednesday night of last week. R..
Penwarden was chosen chairman, v.
Bechtle as leader and Carl Fischer
as secretary. -
FOR SALE-D5 seed wheat at ST.
10 per bushel. Apply to Abe. Mar
tilla, Temvik, N. D.-Adv. ~ ~
Attorney H. A. Armstrong, as
grand master of the Odd Fellows of
North Dakota, has received official
notice of the death of Grand Sire
Joseph Oliver, of Toronto, who died
at Baltimore. He was head of the
Odd Fellows Of North America.
E. S. Semling returned Wednes:-
day of last week from an extended
business trip west of the river,
H. o. Batter drove to Linton Mon
! day evening to meet his brother,
IWich, who came over from across
the river on combined business and
pleasure trip.
A number of Hazelton ladies are
organizing Bridge Club to while
away some of the evenings between
now and spring.
Henry Will, john Stoller and Philip
Grenz were at Mandan last week to
arrange bail for John Grenz.
! A box of smoking tobacco" caused
real scrap in Klabunde's store last
week when Ed. Beitelspacher and
Gottlieb Grenz came to blows. It is
said that Grenz borrowed full can
Of tobacco from Beitelspacher, stuck
it in his pocket and handed back an
other can that was only partially
filled. - g
! A number Of Hazelton people went
to Temvik Saturday night to attend
a dance. The music was furnished
by Richard Geier and Ed. Morford.
A good time was reported.
! Harry Kunsch is enjoying visit
from Minnesota relatives.
Carl Fischer drove to Linton Tues
day.
Basket Social for the benefit of the
Hazelton Band at Klabunde's Hall.
ON Friday night, February Sd. Free
band concert and dance. New and
old-time dancing. A real time is as.
sured for all. Adv. Jan19-26.fe2
Quite often the Record receives let
tiers from parties wishing to run
small advertisements in the paper,
and who ask to know our rates. For
all local advertisements. advertisers
can figure just what their bills will
be for advertising. Our rates are
ten cents per line for each issue ad
is run. If ad is three lines and to
run three weeks, the cost would be
80 cents, etc.
Roy Yeater left Monday morning
for Fargo. He will attend the meet
ing Of stockholders in the packing
plant, but stated that he was not go
ing down for that reason alone. He
will transact other business while
there. So far as we could learn, Mr. ).
Yeater is the only Emmons county
man attending the stockholders meet
ing.
PLOT TO BURN THE FORT RICE
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