Letter from The Record on Hanna and North Dakota officials
The Hazelton paper disputes a report about Hanna giving private funds for old soldiers. It explains the ten dollar payments came from a state soldiers home fund balance, while Hanna funded daily transport and camped with North Dakota troops during the reunion. The piece praises Hanna’s kindness and notes political tensions over a land board appointment and Burke allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
Hanna
Gettysburg
North Dakota
Soldiers’home
Fargo
Louie” Hanna
Congress
Burke
Johnny Bull
United States
Hazelton Republican
Gettysburg excursion trip from Fargo via rail and sea
The writer recounts a summer trip from Fargo on June 27 to Gettysburg for the reunion. They travel by rail through St Paul Chicago and Pittsburg and note crop conditions along the way. They describe cheap eastern travel with a 60 day excursion ticket and an extended itinerary from Harrisburg to New York with steamer rides and visits to Washington Old Point Comfort Newport News and Hampton Roads.
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Gettysburg
Fargo
St. Paul
Chicago
Pittsburg
North Dakota
Alleghany
Blue Ridge Ranges
Washington
Pennsylvania
New York
Pennsyvania Lines
Soldiers
Pennsylvania Railway
Harrisburg
Potomac River
Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk
Old Point Comfort
Newport News
Hampton Roads
Merrimac
Old Dominion Line Ocean
State Room
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Hazelton Happenings Highlight Local Moves and Visitors
Hazelton notes report residents at the capital city visits by Mrs. Snyder and Commissioner Hansen. Glen Coonen joins Soo Railway in Bismarck while Batzer guests host at home for the Batzer and Stout sisters. Local property sales and rail work update the week in Hazelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Batzer
Bismarck
J. F. Snyder
Capital City
Andrew Hansen
Capital
Glen Coonen
Soo Railway
New Daughter for Mrs Brad Berg in Edgewood Minn
News from Edgewood Minnesota reports Mrs Brad Berg has a new daughter with both mother and child healthy. Roy Irvine and H W Batzer drove to the capital city last Thursday afternoon and returned the same day. Leslie Lewis, longtime manager of Goodridge Call Lumber at Hazelton, resigns to become a farmer moving to Ryder with his family. Mr and Mrs Jos Healy visited northwest neighbors Bert Skinner and family this week. A rattlesnake encounter on a hill yielded nine rattles for Mr Skinner’s club and Mr Healy’s trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Batzer
Batzer
Stout
Kelly
Canada
Montana
Emmons County
J. B. Brock
N. P
Occident Elevator Company
H. F. Pravitz
Hazelton
W P. Thurston
Bismarck
Pravitz
Midland Continental Railroad
Edgeley
Jamestown
Roy Irvine
H. W. Batzer
Leslie Lewis
Goodridge-Call Lumber Company
Ryder
Jos. Healy
Bert Skinner
Skinner
Healy
Livona Lingo Correspondence of the Record
Community notes from Livona report rainfall shortage and social visits. Miss Josephine Baker visits in Tuttle North Carolina while Fred Canning moves to Chicago. Local residents, school changes and health updates are noted amid casual family visits and homestead proofs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Baker
Tuttle, N. C
Fred Allan
Burr Oak district designates bank depositary and painter
Saturday of last week the Farmers State Bank of Hazelton was named as the depositary for the funds of Burr Oak district and the painting contract for the school house was awarded to E. C. Cabbage of Hazelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ State Bank of
Hazelton
Funda of
Burr Oak
E. C. Cabbage
Shorty
Dale Doings Correspondence to the Record
Heat and dry weather loom as Southern Emmons seeks rain. Al Seymour welcomes a large family adding two girls and two boys. Mrs. E. E. Willard visits relatives while Mr. Willard works in Canada. Theft rumors stir the Dale area. Farmers harvest binders and headers amid a county old settlers picnic with Pollock band and pioneer speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons
al. Seymour
E. E. Willard
Dale
Willard
Canada
Campbell
Pollock
Edis Revir
Advert for supplies and batteries by F. B. Irvine
Classified notice urging subscription to the Record and advertising dry batteries tubes and casings tool boxes and other items offered by F. B. Irvine in the ad copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Irvine
White and red spotted steer taken up near Linton
A white and red spotted steer about a year and a half old, weighing 600 pounds, has been taken up. Owner must call, pay charges, and claim the animal. Location is twelve miles east of Linton, North Dakota. Contact Jacob Moch in Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Notice of Stallion Health Inspection and Disease Test
On June 12, 1918, a black Percheron stallion owned by W. B. Lee was inspected with no signs of infectious disease found. Blood samples were sent to the Pathological Division in Washington and tested for glanders and cocrine, proving the stallion free from these diseases. J. M. Simpson, Veterinary Inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Lee
Washington
J .M. Simpson
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Emmons County Record
D. R. Streeter & Son
D. R. Streeter
F. B. Streeter
Pioneer Paper OF the County
Linton Postofice
Duke
Liggett & Myers
Durham
N. C
ST. Louis, MO
E. E. Bradbere
Acme Harvest
ING Machinery
Schilling
R. Schilling
Edgewood
Minn
Bradberg
Livona Lingo
Uly
Fred Canning
Coalville
Anna Knudtson
Glencoe
Joe Burtis
George Corbin
Grace Hill
Indiana
Alpha Pearson
Baraboo
Wis
Helen
Maggie Baker
Chas. Clark
S. E. Chanler
Elmer and
Wm. Anderson
Livona
Jesse
Hannibal, Mo
Dale Doings
Jacob Moch
Linton, N.D
North Star Lumber Co
Strasburg
Hague
Linton, North Dakota
Kelsch Market
Williamson
John J. Pietz
Eureka, South Dakota
Home Insurance Company
Northwestern Fire & Marine Ins. Co
Minneapolis
the First National Bank of
Stevens Arias
Tool Company
P.O
Linton Lodge
A. F
A.M
Ball
Btone Drug Store
O. Inwin
W. M. Earl Avba
Bec
Knights ‘of
Houta
Ger Ab
E. Ene
Home Bakery
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