Hazelton Happenings Highlights in August
A collage of Hazelton news covers a new barn on D. W. Casey’s Gayton farm, E. C. Campbell seeking cancer treatment in Bismarck, and J. A. Bosch shipping two carloads of cattle to Twin City markets. The village election board nears district division. Braddock contemplates incorporation after a mass meeting. E. P. Kurtz to start brick residence east of town. several local visits and a stockholders meeting for Emmons County Telephone Company to raise capital. a concrete silo project begins. blood transfers aid Thos. Kelly at St. Alexius. a gasoline shortage ends with a new supply from Standard Oil.
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D. W. Casey
Gayton
E.C. Campbell
Bismarck
Gar
Jos
Hazelton
E. P. Kurtz
Mesdames Wm. Saueressig
S. W. Bennett
B. C. Talbot
Big Stone Lake
Minn
Aberdeen
S. D
Drake
Emmons County Telephone Company
J. J. Peterson
H. O. Batzer
Olive McManus
Jack Hayes
Thos. Kelly
St. Alexius Hospital
Mr. Kelly
W. P. Thurston
Mix-Up in Fourth District Involves Baumgartner and Hardt
A county board faces a dispute over assessments in the Fourth District with A N Baumgartner accused of under reporting values. E H Hardt was hired to re assess the district and Auditor Snyder sought a state tax commission directive. The board refuses Baumgartner’s bill and potential legal action looms against a second assessment. Baumgartner, a Democratic county commissioner candidate, also faces past arrest for blind pigging in Strasburg.
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E. H. Hardt
A. N. Baumgartner
Baumgartner
State Tax Commission
Snyder
Bismarck
Hardt
Tax Commission
L. duHeaume
Linton
Strasburg
Braddock Brevities Move Through Local Happenings
I M Long returned Monday from a brief visit to the Twin Cities. Various Braddock residents and visitors pass through daily life with family news, travel, and local events. A recent meeting in Dexter's land office discussed incorporation with 18 votes for and none against. Wrecks on the Soo line continue weekly with scattered damage and no severe injuries reported.
Pollock Visit Highlights Westfield Guests
G W Renskers of Westfield visited Pollock yesterday and called at the office. C J Prouty and B F Morrill traveled with their families and departed with a noted sense of progress and local activity August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Renskers
Westfield
C. J. Prouty
B. FE. Morrill
Complete up-to-date Auto-Lite car offered with accessories
A full featured automobile advertisement highlights a large roomy body with a streamlined design. It boasts Auto-Lite electric starting and lighting, a magnetic speedometer, one man top, demountable rims, and nearly every accessory found on top price cars.
Sioux County Notes Highlight Local Movements and Business
Sioux County Pioneer reports L Pierce of Mobridge returned from Bismarck with J A Stiles and Allis ter Colville and left from here Friday morning. J A Stiles and family crossed the river for a visit with Mrs Stiles and children, and Stiles inspected his farm worked by Boyd Stewart where crops are generally good except wheat. S H Harrison of Emmons county visited this week. Lillie Ostrum visited her sister Mrs Arthur Payne and a party was held there. Arthur Payne brought Lillie home. Casper Burgad, owner of the old McCaull Webster Lumber building across from the courthouse, begins remodeling to open a meat market by early September.
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Sioux County
L. Pierce
Mobridge
Bismarck
J. A. Stiles
Allister Colville
Local doctor to offer free clinics in town visit
Dr. O B Hayden of the University of Michigan will hold a one day free consultation at Turner Hotel on Monday September 4 from noon to 5 pm. He treats chronic diseases without surgery and will visit principal towns to demonstrate nonoperative methods.
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O. B. Hayden
University of Michigan
Hayden
U. S
Public Land Notice for Five Year Proof in North Dakota
Notice of intention to establish claim to land in Hart County North Dakota by Gottlob Grenz of Hart Dakota filed July 7 1911 under entry No 0164567 Meridian Township W sixth principal meridian before the clerk of the district court at Linton North Dakota on August 19 1915 witnesses Elmer Jarvis H Hartford Paul Jourenny Hartfox John J Rensmeeniers of Linton North Dakota
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Department of the Interior
U. 8
Bismarcy D
Sixen
Gottilob Grenz
Hart Dak
Protien i Townshire W
Princ
Meridian
Linton
N. D
Isis
Elmer, Jarvis
H. Hartford
Paul Jourenny Hartfox
John J. Rensmeeniers
N If
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