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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
9
Hazelton residents report illnesses including Mrs. Schott of Dana and Mrs. Joe Albrecht. Town visitors include E. W. Baker from Highland and Howard Preston visiting his brother Ward. The Million Dollar Band is due June 16, and Pete Hanson reports his team’s runaway without damage.
The American Legion in Hazelton hosted a dance at the North Western garage with Bismarck music as part of a series of social events. Local social news covers visits, remodelling, and upcoming entertainments by the Southern Belles and the Million Dollar Band engagements.
London reports Warsaw dispatch saying Polish forces cut 20 kilometers into Bolshevik lines around Mozir 146 miles southeast of Minsk on the Pripet. A brigade staff and armored train were captured and about 1,000 prisoners taken as Reds fortified near the cut railway through Orsha Mohilev Rogachev toward Kolenkovitz.
In The Hague Parliament the premier announced a decree limiting Count Hohenzollern and his political activity. Socialist Deputy Schaper urged stronger guards around the former German emperor, criticizing government leniency and the pledge as insufficient.
Emmons County Breeders Association meets to move the show to the stock yards with free hay and day-before arrival. Entries due by June 8 to H. O. Batzer. Program includes judging at 10:30, prizes at 1, LaGrange talk at 2, Worst address at 3:30, band concert and ballgame, then dance.
A. E. Klabunde advertises fence posts for sale in Hazelton North Dakota. The ad appears in the Record with a price of two dollars. The nearby bulletin also includes a quoted remark about words not in a dictionary attributed to Conan Doyle.
The Hazelton Odd Fellows marked ten years with about eighty-five members at Klabunde Hall. The program featured the Hazelton band, recitations, piano solos by Evelyn Orthmeyer and Douglas Babcock, readings by Mrs. LaDeaule Briggle, performances by Hazelton girls, and a talk by Attorney H A Armstrong on the group’s purpose and history. Refreshments followed.
Harold Bach and his Million Dollar Band are set to appear in Hazelton on June 16 under the auspices of the Jos R Appert Post of the American Legion. The group has gained wide favorable notice in a short time and is expected to draw strong local interest.
Barred Rock hatching eggs offered at .15 each or 1.25 per dozen. Apply to Arno Capelle, Hazelton, North Dakota.
Francis M. Mick of Gayton North Dakota filed intent to prove up his 1916 Additional Homestead Entry serial 018868 for SW and NW portions of Section 32 Township 135 North Range 78 West 5th P M before the U S Land Office at Bismarck on May 11 1920. Witnesses Emmett Perry Archie Corbin Henry Hemrick Wilbur Mickle. P E Byrne Register.
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