Hazelton News Highlights Local Liberty Loan and Socials
Mrs. Fred Ash visits relatives in Bismarck. Lib erty Loan drive in Hazelton and Hazelton township oversubscribed by noon. Young creditors Earl and Willis Shepard purchase bonds with earnings. Braddock Dramatic Club performs Under the Laurels to benefit Hazelton Red Cross raising about 118 dollars. Community visits, hospital runs, and local charity efforts fill week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
Earl
Willis Shepard
Katie Shepard
Liberty Bond
Braddock Dramatic Club
Zirbes Hall
The
Red Cross
Hazelton Red Cross
Braddock Brevities from Braddock News
Mrs E F Savage visited Bismarck for a day last week.
Northwest Blade items from Eureka April 19
Eureka notices list county auditor C Wittmayer as Sunday visitor in Eureka and J J Pietz visiting Herreid for business. Ed Brundage returns from Aberdeem via car. Miss Martha Schatz substitutes in millinery. Mrs G C Kickerbocker sick but improving. A baby girl born to Perry and Mrs Stokes at Linton North Carolina. Hans Tempel closes Hillsview school and goes home to Temvik. E H Kundert goes to Bismarck for draft board examination. Martha Schatz accompanies. Leona Mewing marries Lester Mills at Linton. congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Kundert
Bismarck
Marthat Schatz
Temvik
N. D
Leona Mewing
Linton
Lester Mills
C. M
St. P
Linton-Roscoe
Pollock Progress Notes and Local Deaths
W D Fenelon sold and delivered 52 head of cows and heifers to Scott Bros this week. Miss Hilda DeBoer leaves for studies at Huron College after visiting her parents. Mrs Chas DeBoer and Miss Mina Bucklin travel to Calumet Montana to visit parents. Loren Bales, from Dale, now overseas. Oliver Bales reports son’s safe arrival in France. Mrs James Prasek dies at her daughter’s home April 12 1918 aged 76, pioneer Campbell County resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Fenelon
Scott Bros
Hilda DeBoer
Huron College
Chas. DeBoer
Mina Bucklin
Calumet, Montana
Mrs
O. G. Bucklin
Loren Bales
Dale
Oliver Bales
France
James Prasek
Gust Gunderson
Prasek
Campbell County
Growth in settlement marked by births and deaths near Pollock
Government land west of Mound City figures in 1886 as more settlers arrive. Dr Shockey notes a population rise this week. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Ryckman north of Pollock on Thursday. Rev and Mrs Menning of Westfield welcomed a baby boy Friday. A baby girl arrived Sunday night for Mr and Mrs Thompson of the village. Mr and Mrs Fred Keer welcomed a girl last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Mikalson
Twin Cities
L. A
Hazelton
Bismarck
Plevna
Mont
Perry Stokes
Linton
N. C
Perry
C.m.st. P. R
Shockey
Thomas Ryckman
Pollock
Menning
Westfield
Thompson
Fred Keer
Grasshoppers and Farmers urged to control eggs now
H. O. Sauer and F. W. Fattig urge Emmons County farmers to plow, harrow, and disk fields before May 1 to destroy grasshopper eggs. Instructions cover egg masses, hatching times, life cycle, and specific field practices for alfalfa and roadside lands. The program is a U S Department of Agriculture cooperative effort with N Dak Agricultural College.
FIGHTING IS TERRIFIC American troops hold ground in heavy assault
Allied dispatches describe fierce fighting as American forces repel German onslaught near Amiens and Leide Prey. Despite heavier artillery and gas shells, American units attack outposts, reclaim ground, and neutralize traps while Haig strengthens lines during a lull.
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London
Amiens
Field Marshal Haig
France
Toul
Verdun
Leide
Teuton
Ray L. L. Bonds
Manchurian Footgear for Extreme Winter Cold
Natives in eastern Manchuria wear a cow hide moccasin large enough to wrap feet in long cloth strips with dry grass packed around. The shoe is clumsy yet warm soft and nearly water tight aiding warmth in severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Dublin priests rally against conscription across Ireland
Dublin reports show priests led widespread anti conscription sentiment with bishops urging resistance and Catholics from pulpits voicing opposition in quiet mass participation across the country. In Geneva fires hit Manzell and Friedrichshafen plants, 150 workers killed or injured as Zeppelins strike and depart over Lake Constance.
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Dublin
Ireland
Ray L. L. Bonds
Geneva
Switzerland
Manzell
Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Lake Corstance
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Republican
Fred Ash
Wnto
Helmuth Smolowitz
A. E. Klabunde
L. M. Klabunde
Dana
R. A. Yeater
W. J. Pettis
Bismarck Hospital
Connie Kalaberer
Mandan
Joseph Jampolsky
Braddock
Ellis Smolowitz
D. D. Bidwell
Pollock, S. D
E. E. Bradberg
Asessors
Hazelton Township
W. L. Yeater
Williamsport
H. O. Batzer
St. Cloud
St. Alexius Hospital
Mr. Yeater
Buchanan
F. R. Briggs
Frank Glines
M. P. Kaiser
H. Bibelheimer
John Hahn
Napoleon
W. W. Maedigo
A. C. Staak
Winnipeg
J. D. McCusker
Daughters of Isabella
Hotel McKinzie
George Sempel
Emily
Braddock Red Cross
Dramatic Club
Braddock News
E. F. Savage
Eureka
From the
Northwest Blade
C. Wittmayer
Our City
J. J. Pietz
Herreid
Ed. Brundage
Aberdeen
Martha Hart
Miss Schatz
G. C. Kickerbocker
Hans Tempel
Hillsview
Mound City
H. O. Sauer
Emmons County
F. W. Fattig
N. Dak. Agr. College
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Co-operating
Pershing
Teutons
No Man’s Land
Yankees
Tour
Mary Fennell
Missouri
Mona
BE. T. Chomer
East 42Nd Bt
Chicago
Ill
Peruna
Fred Kist
Prop
the Home Hotel
Home Hotel
WM. J. Gabbert
van. J. Gabbert
Transfer & Brag Line
el Traine
Milwaukee
N.P
North
Dakot
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