Humble Hazelton News Highlights July Happenings
Hazelton locals host a big barn dance to boost the Red Cross fund. Volunteers Kay Tye and Donald Macdonald left for Fort Lincoln to join Co. A. at Bismarck. The Kurtz farm event drew about four hundred attendees and celebrated a new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Adolph Steak
Braddock
Joseph Landsberger
John
Walter
Chaska
Minn
Curtis
Charles Weaver
Hazelton
Foreston
S. A. Mikalson
Williston
Hazelton Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
W. B. Andrus
Kurtz Bros. Farm
Red Cross
Stork
E. T. Weiser
O. B. Forsyth
Kay Tye
Donald Macdonald
Bismarck
Co. A
Fort Lincoln
Cloyd Kurtz
B. W. Thompson
Bill” Williams
Jay Tiffin
H. Oster
Glen Turner
Kurtz
Messrs
Change. Freshman musings on clothes and change
The dialogue from Puck highlights a humorous take on transformation and loss. A freshman reflects on the remnants of an allowance and the impact of new clothes, juxtaposing desire and scarcity.
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Puck
Braddock Breezes Through A Hot Week And Local Notice
Farmers near Jamestown decline I W W harvest demands. Braddock residents visit Bismarck. DeFoe to head Braddock quarters. Reuben Swanson enlists in cavalry. Glen Sempel to pursue navy. Eldridge enlisted ambulance corps. Walter Miller and Staak depart for enlistment. Persian Lake draws crowds amid 95 to 104 degree heat while Braddock records high divers and 150 swimmers. John Skomsvold shot in foot while guiding a steer. treated in Braddock and Steele before a hospital in Bismarck. listed as recovering fine and due home soon.
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Harry DeFoe
Linton
Chas. DeRemee Place
Mr. DeFoe
Braddock
Reuben Swanson
Bismarck
Cavalry
Glen Sempel
Navy
Horace Eldridge
Ambulance
Walter Miller
Co. I
A. W. Staak
Wisconsin
Persian Lake
John Skomsvald
Norway
J. C. Hammar
Carl Hanson
Hanson
Here
Mr. Skomsvuld
Mr. Skomvuld
Steele
Pollock Pick Uys From the Progress July 27
Mrs Pharos Hinds left Pollock for Milner North Carolina after visiting friends. John Biddlecomb began erecting a silo on his farm in Emmons County. H P Tracy of Dale hauls material for a new farm house on the site of last winter’s fire. Harry Erbe formerly with Phoenix Lumber in Pollock, now at Selfridge, clears hail losses west of Strasburg. Ed McConville of Dale killed a rattlesnake near the Dale church on the way to Pollock. the snake had ten rattles. He jokes rattlesnakes should be hunted in dry country and federal officers sent after them.
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Pharos Hinds
Milner
N. C
John Biddlecomb
Emmons County
John
H. P. Tracy
Dale
Harry Erbe
Old Phoenix Lumber Company
Selfridge
Strasburg
Ed. McConville
Dale Church
Pollock
County School Notes Exam Dates and Reports
The next teachers examination will be at the courthouse August 9 and 10, 1917. Teachers with expiring August certificates or lacking ND credentials must attend at 8:30. School officers should send reports promptly for state records. County Health Board condemned several poor school buildings and will inspect more. Morford Carmichael and Carmichael of Gayton district earned three months perfect attendance certificates.
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Court House
North Dakota
State Department
County Board of Health
Hazel May Morford
Leah Carmichael
Marjory Carmichael
Gayton School District
Successful Failure Sermon Set for Sunday at M E Church
The sermon titled Successful Failure will be the topic at the M E church next Sunday evening. An cordial invitation extends to all including you. Evening worship starts at 8 o'clock. Sabbath school at 10 30 a m. Do not send children to Sabbath school. Bring them. Everyone's Friendly. S M Swaney Pastor.
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M. E
S. M. Swaney
The Horse and the Harness in Tow
A concise editorial arguing that steady self-made effort outperforms flashy talent, noting that practical commuters in business and public life rely on consistent work rather than grand promises. It emphasizes prudence, discipline, and steady labor as keys to success.
North Dakota News In Brief From July Fire Losses Crimes and Draft Notes
A series of North Dakota items report a Harmon elevator destroyed by lightning with 10000 dollars loss, a Grace City fatal auto train collision, and a St Vincent death from belting entanglement. Also covered are prison sentences for thefts of stoves and cars, heat records at Bismarck, a Russian migrant found dead near Kildeer, the death of James Foley and renown connections, military commissions, and draft notes on farm labor needs for October.
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Harmon
William Blake
Jamestown
Grace City
Great Northern
St. Vincent
Percy Stacy
Albert
R. L. Moneysmith
Minot
Bismarck
Alexis Kooryk
Kildeer
James W. Foley
Medora
J. W. Foley
Reformatory
A. J. McCannel
War Department
Washington
San Francisco
Ford Automobile Distributing
Christopher Bertsch
Albert Grass
John Grass
New State Guard Company
Red Tomahawk
Sitting Bull
North Dakota
R. C. Bolsinger
R. O. Baird
Richland
Adjutant General
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L. M. Doerschlag
Wm. Baxter
Dr. Larrabee
Man
OHS
Fisk
Fisk Tires
Northwestern Motor Co
Linton, North Dakota
County School Notes
Lynn J. Frazier
Millard Lawson
William O'Leary
Josiah Blaisdell
New Rockford
Leslie Wheeler
John Cameron
Carrington Company
Edward E Kelleran
Gordon Turner
John Konen
Llendale
Harry E. Thomas
Beach
Charles I. Cook
Dickinson Machine Gun
Fred J. Fleuritt
Welland Orchard
Linton Bazar
Adam
Linton Power and Light Co
Fred Gau
N. D
WM. J. Gabbert
War
J. Gabbert
Transfer & Dray Line
Meetell
Milwaukee
N. P
the Home Hotel
Home Hotel
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