Hazelton Happenings in Hazelton and region update
The Hazelton column reports Frank Goughnour transacted business at Linton last Friday. Local visits include County Auditor and Mrs. E. H. Brant, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Briggle, and Editor McElroy with others from Braddock and Glencoe. N. E. Nelson becomes Standard Oil agent. the town observes ice gorge viewing and draft preparations at Camp Dodge. social events include a Red Cross benefit drama in Braddock and community singing at the Saville home. Thomas O Laing, born in Risor Norway in 1849, died March 13, 1918 in Kintyre after a long seafaring life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O. Laing
Riser
Norway
Thorine Amundson
G. A. Shelby
Frank Haines
Lars O. Kleppe
Edwin
Kintyre
United States
Braddock News Briefs Report Local Movements and Bond Vote
Braddock residents G H Saethers visited Bismarck this week and Hermar Sueltz did business at Kintyre Friday. Esther Junge visited home folk. A J Koenig Herman Junge and D H McElroy went to Hazelton Tuesday. J C Ryan and wife arrived from Napoleon to settle here. Braddock voted to bond 3400 for needed town improvements by 24 to 3. Friday March 29 summoned two Braddock youths to Linton to join 45 men in A-1 en route to Camp Dodge to train for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
William A. Schmirer
Linus Person
Linton
Dodg
Trim
Old Bill
Meatless days and wheat abstinence weekly notice
Eureka items recount a three day week of meatless meals and wheat avoidance from Monday to Sunday with a warning against pork. Community notices include travels of Fred Hepperle and Ed Graf, funeral attendances, and local theater card distribution. Several residents attend funerals. marriages are noted and arrivals and transfers mentioned.
Not Old Enough Reflects Alices Halloween Dilemma
Alice shows indifference to the upcoming Halloween party and tells her sisters she cannot wait to see her future husband’s face in a mirror, underscoring a child’s view of a distant future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Husbard
Pollock Progress notes March 2 item list
The Pollock Progress records community updates: J D Solomonson buys a new Ford coupe, Mrs M De Boer visits Will and Hilda at Huron, A Olson Rudy trades in Pollock, Mrs B C Thayer returns from Redfield, Miss Katie Grover visits Pollock mother, Amanda Johnson to Aberdeen for appendicitis, Prof Chas Watson leaves Pollock schools for Wisconsin, Mrs W L Bales remains seriously ill, and 45 Class One men from Pollock head to Camp Dodge with names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Watson
Pollock
Wisconsin
Auction sale of Chas. D. Sloan estate at Hazelton area
Auction begins at 10 a m with a free lunch at noon. Personal property of the Chas D Sloan estate to be sold at the Sloan farm near Hazelton including 10 head horses 104 head cattle 23 hogs threshing outfit Case separator Case 12 25 gas tractor 500 gal tank and engine plows full farm machinery Maud May Sloan special administratrix Merritt and Welburn auctioneers Bank of Hazelton clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. D. Sloan
Sloan
Hazelton
Linton
Maud May Sloan
Merritt & Welburn
Emmons County Record Ownership Statement 1918
Emmons County Record prints an ownership and management statement sworn April 2, 1918 by A S Kinney Editor Manager. Publisher F B Streeter Camp Dodge Iowa. Editor Ike Balter and A S Kinney of Linton North Dakota. business manager A S Kinney. Owners include F B Streeter Camp Dodge Iowa with listed bondholders and fiduciaries. Notarized Frances Cameron, County North Dakota.
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Congress
Emmons
North Dakota
A. S. Kinney
Emmons County Record
F. B. Streeter
Camp Dodge
Iowa
SES
Kinney
Linton
N. D. Mann
Ike Balter
N. Business Panener
N. D
Iowna
Knovwn
D. KR. Streeter
Lynn Haven
Flatype Linotype Co
New York City
St. Paul
Minn
Pril
Frances Cameron
Pvery Public
State of North Dakota
Notice of Foreclosure of Emmons County Mortgage
Foreclosure sale ordered for the mortgage held by Grant Van Sant, assignee, on the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter and lots 3 and 4 in section 4, township 136 north, range 77 west in Emmons County North Dakota. Sale at 2:00 p.m. April 27, 1918 at the front door of the courthouse in Linton. Amount due $1120.18 plus costs, taxes paid $29.17 on March 15, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Kruse
Henry J. Kruse
Emmons County
N. Dak
Johnson van Sant Company
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Register of Deeds
A. D
Arch
van Sant Investment Company
T. P
Xald van Sant Investment Company
J. E. Young
Bettie L. Young
Ward J. E. Young
Office of the Register of Deeds of
Said
N. J
Linton
Emmons
North Dakota
Mmons
Mort Kage
Grant van Sant
Flynn and
Traynor
Flynn
Devils Lake
Citation Hearing Petition for Probate of Foreign Will
Frank F. Hanson petitions in Emmons County Court to probate the will of William H. Payne deceased. The hearing set for May 10, 1918, in Linton, with respondents cited to appear and show cause why probate should not be granted. Publication in Linton Record and personal service planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
North Dakota
Emmons
William H. Payne
Frank F. Hanson
Byron
McCollum
Libbie McCollum
Willie McCollum
Sadie McCollum
Grace McCollum
Lillian McCollum
Lillian Long
Philip McCollum
Lillian Wish
Clement Graham
Martin
Harry Cook
Clara Burnop
Geo. P. McMurray
Mary Edna Payne
Mary J. Mciride
Welworth
South Dakota
Sail Estate
Linton
Emmons County
Charlies EH. Carley
Said County Court
Strat. Baker
Aberdeen
J. A. MeFe
Oates
N. D
Said Emmons
Charles B. Carley
Said County
Why Grow Vegetables in the Home Garden
The home vegetable garden is the greatest undeveloped food source in the United States and can be produced by labor that would otherwise be idle. It should become an important feature of national defense. now is the time to start according to the Extension Division of North Dakota Agricultural College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
N. Dak. Agri. College
War Trade Board Finds German Submarines Target Neutrals
The War Trade Board states Germany uses submarines to block neutrals from receiving U S aid. It cites evidence that Berlin aims to prevent neighbor neutrals from getting food or relief from the United States amid wartime tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAR Trade Boards
Neutrals
Germany
America
War Trade Board
United States
Unfortunate Child Sense of Exclusion in Play
Margaret and Helen, cousins, have a rift when Helen refuses to play with Margaret. Helen says her mother believes Margaret is late and unable to play games due to some supposed deficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Helen
Rer
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Packer
Swift & Company
U.S
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Illinois
Fred Kist
Prop
Howell Baller
R. R. Howell & CO
The
Republican
Frank Goughnour
E. H. Brant
Harry Cockburn
Frank Siegal
Steele
O. E. Severson
Delamere
Mrs. M. Rush
Editor McElroy
Arthur Koenig
Herman Junge
Auto
Mrs. L. C. Malchert
California
W. H. Rush
A. L. Geil
Alex. Macdonald
Glencoe
Liberty Loan
L. S. Chapman
N. E. Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Standard Oil Agency
Floe
Carrie Macdonald
Buchanan Consolidated School
Red Cross
W. L. Yeater
Bismarck
S. F. Wright
Standard Oil
Chris Bettger
B. B.schneider
Frank Jones
W. T. O'Neill
M. J. Rush
Keith Cockburn
Braddock Dramatic Club
Saville
R.E. McCain
H. W. Allen
Dr. Baer
Braddock News
G. H. Saethers
Hermar Sueltz
Mrs. A. ©. Staak
Esther Junge
George H. Dexter
Napoleon
A. J. Koenig
D. H. McElroy
Mrs. J. C. Ryan
Eureka
Fred Hepperle
Hh. O. Hepperley
Mr. Hanson
Mound City
M. Graf
Fred Rueb
Wm. Keim
Ipswich
Gus Keim
Mrrs
Johannes Kranzier
Jacob Keim
Kundert
Gustav
Hague
John J. Pietz
Hillsview
Catholic Parsonage
J. A. Schauer
Thomas
Garrison, N. D
Our City
Reinhard Hart
Henry Pitz
Bowdle
Phil
Marion
S. D
Frank Sutherland
Idle Hour Theatre
Sutherland
E. C. Werre
Wishek News
G. W. Tracy
J. D. Solomonson
A. Olson Rudy
Winona
B. C. Thayer
Redfield
Katie Grover
Hankinson
W. R. Grover
Dale
Menno van Voorst
Amanda Johnson
W.L. Bales
Bensia A. Haak
Hull
Edward Miller
Gerrit Dornbush
Westfield
Arrant J. Pool
John G. Ryckman
Charley Whalen
Strasburg
John Heyerman
Fred Took
Bank OF Hazelton
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