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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1921
Page
8
Hazelton Town News notes Carl Rich and Carl Renz left for Carrington to seek harvest work while George Zirbes browsed the Bismarck area to sell a thrashing outfit. Various residents move for work, family trips, and business changes as thrashing and crop prospects dip.
Lost somewhere between Hazelton and Hull Saturday afternoon an automobile casing and rim sized 35x4 was missing. Finder is asked to notify H Hehn Hazel on Adv. A Catholic Ladies Sewing Society food sale will be held Saturday August 30 at 4 pm Forsythe Restaurant ice cream and cake served Mes dames Geo Zirbes and John Landsberg will hostesses Everyone is invited Adv.
A complete restaurant operation and equipment are offered for sale, with a deadline of August 10, 1921. Interested buyers should contact Hazelton Land Agency in Hazelton, North Dakota for full details and arrangements.
Letters sent from the receivers of Consumers United Stores Company threaten suit to collect past due notes stated as $100 principal from August 26 1918. The letters target Emmons county citizens with locations formerly in Strasburg and Hazelton. The article notes questions of collectability and potential fraud or misrepresentation, and cites a sample letter dated June 24 1921 signed by C W Reichert as receiver.
The Episcopal Church announces an evening service on Sunday August 14 at 8 p m at Braddock Union Church. Leaders invite parishioners and neighbors to attend this worship gathering in the community church setting.
List of students and families including Smiths Burbages Clark Bakers Burbage Earlywine and Kertzman across Lincoln Ellen Margaret Mamie Gayton Fleaver Tracy Weldon Verna with several others. Notes cover attendance and recognitions in county schools.
U S Weather Bureau reports the week ending 6 p m Tuesday August 9 1921 with daily high lows and precipitation. Mean daytime temperature 89.7 degrees mean night 50.3. No measurable rain, trace on Thursday and Friday. Forecast: cloudy unsettled with possible rain but no major storms expected.
W. J. Behdle recovered after eye surgery and returns to work. Aberdeen visitor F. W. George stays in town. Stella Herman and family traveled to Bismarck with Herman continuing to Fergus Falls. Mickie Backhaus attempted a press mishap injuring a few fingers. Lester Schlangen and Ruth Larson wed in Ortonville and drove to Fargo. Don Tracy laments salary deductions by the treasurer. Wendelin Schneider, a prominent farmer, dies from a gunshot wound complications at 45. Linton Golf Club crowns Dr. Wolverton champion after 36 holes. Petrie and others win rounds as 72-hole handicap ongoing.
Dr. Wolvertson leads after 72 holes with an even 300 gross score and a one stroke per nine holes handicap, giving a net 292. Harry Petrie trails closely for the low total while Albert Junge and B H Tong are among several long handicap players vying for the low net.
Velva officials reported the Velva Coal Products company held its annual meeting and elected directors. Grand Forks County Wool Growers Association held its annual convention on July 23 in Grand Forks. Niles Fire destroys the Cullen elevator in Niles. Fort Yates Sioux county officials cut salaries saving 555 dollars monthly by dismissing all clerks except one in the auditor's office and reducing deputies’ pay by 25 dollars and the janitor’s by 10. Jamestown An old two story frame building from 1879, with historic ties, is to be torn down to make room for a new apartment house. the structure has served as courthouse, school, church and dwelling.
Springfield Governor Small through his office grants a reprieve to Carl Wanderer until September 30. Wanderer was sentenced to hang for the murder of the ragged stranger during a fictitious hold up after he shot his wife.
Surgeon General Cum ming of the U S Public Health Service invited state health officers from 13 southern states to meet in Washington on August 4 to discuss the threatened pellagra epidemic.
Tokio reports say the Japanese general staff and the war office are each probing possible curtailment of the army as separate inquiries amid the wartime crisis.
Saint Pauls Catholic Church Hazelton North Dakota lists weekly instruction at 8:30 each Saturday and Masses on the first and third Sundays at 10 am in Hazelton Braddock hosts a 10 30 am service on the second Sunday Reverend Fr Krank is the pastor
A lost saddle and bridle pictured between Cliff Kurtz's farm and Hazelton are sought. The saddle is branded K and made by Mills City Saddlery Co. A ten dollar reward is offered. Notify Geo Bardidon, Hazelton, N. D.
Advertisement lists seed for sale including speltz barley imported northeastern dent corn oats and prairie hay. Application to A. R. Muehlberg Hazelton referenced.
Fifty second hand pieces of thrashing machinery for sale all going at a bargain. Write for prices. George Zirbes Hazelton North Dakota. tf
Hazelton Lodge No 135 I O O F meets Saturdays in Kla bunde s Hall with E J Babcock N G C E Gregory V G G E Whit ford sec John Baker treas Hazelton Lodge No 102 Rebeccahs meet Thursdays officers include Mrs Carolyn Lenhart N G Mrs Anton Kramer V G Mrs Dora Schanla ber sec Mrs Joe Wollman treas
Services at the Presbyterian Church of Hazelton every Sabbath morning at eleven. Sabbath School follows morning service. Junior Endeavor at four, Senior Endeavor at seven. Evening service at eight. Mid week meeting Wednesday at eight. Everyone is invited to attend and bring friends.
For sale one seven foot disc barred rock hatching eggs at two dollars per fifteen. Adyv. A C Capelle Hazelton North Dakota.
The Cannon Ball ferry formerly run by Morford and East is now operating regularly day and night under the management of Wm. Brum baugh of the Badger ranch. The outfit has been overhauled and fixed up and will give good service.
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