Hazelton Happenings from the Republican December 13
Local notes report W T O'Neil in Bismarck, Mrs Pettis hosting card groups, and a newborn boy at St Alexius. Residents travel to Iowa Nebraska and California, homes modernized with a new water system, and news from Napoleon and Jamestown. A child died of pneumonia, Red Cross yarn loss in transit, and Masonry lessons in Linton. Coal supplies appear adequate locally with only hard coal scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Rush
St. Alexius Hospital
Bismarck
Hazelton
Braddock Brevities: Local trips and community plans
In Braddock News from December 13, residents report business trips to Napoleon and Bismarck, a Christmas program at Union church, and a Braddock Dramatic Club minstrel show. Committee appointments push a county fuel drive and local outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
The
Braddock Dramatic Club
W. O. W. Hall
Aberdeen visitor and slow train schedule noted
Andrew Zenk was an Aberdeen visitor Tuesday. No change in the train schedule, but trains have been a little slow in coming in. Mr and Mrs Fred Hepperle returned from Pierre where they attended their son Herbert's wedding last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schlacht
John A. Schick Sr
Columbia
Tex
Bruno Hepperle
Fred Hepperle
Pierre
William Summerside
Elizabeth
Herbert Hepperle
Eureka
Fred Hepverle
Andrew Zenk
Aberdeen
Herbert
Pollock Notes From The Pollock Progress Dec 14
Weather news from Pollock reports 45 below zero yesterday morning and 35 below this morning. Roy Bales shipped a car of horses to Weil in Aberdeen on Saturday. Mrs. R. G. Parrott left yesterday for Chicago to spend the holidays. Cliff Bader left this morning for Tracy Minnesota then Cherokee Iowa for the winter visit. A Boschker buys a 40 light Delco electric plant for his mercantile. Old Jack Frost builds a bridge across the Missouri. business from the reservation country grows brisk. W D Fenelon spends the week around the Twin Cities and plans to return with cattle to fatten on feed east of town. Mrs. Lou Stevens of Dale visits Eau Claire Wisconsin to reunite with her parents after thirteen years. Tom McConville of Dale was knocked insensible and badly bruised last Saturday pulling hay in a barn loft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Fenelon
Twin Cities
Lou Stevens
Dale
Eau Claire
Wis
Tom McConville
Tom
Notes From County Superintendent
President Wilson's message to congress is praised as a patriotic classic and used as school text. Teachers plan night school efforts, with Miss McKinney coordinating in South Prairie district. Linton schools report full Junior Red Cross organization and universal membership. Red Cross buttons worn by pupils and a Red Cross magazine added to libraries are urged nationwide. Eva Nelson's Danbury School District leads patriotic work in wartime economy.
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Wilson
Congress
D Ene
Este
Miss McKinney
South Prairie District
Linton
Red Cross
Eva Nelson
Danbury
Hay wagon accident leaves man dazed after head chest strike
The report describes a hay wagon incident where the whiffletree struck Tom with force, he fell unconscious and recovered after two to three hours though dazed for days. H. C. Jewett of Aberdeen spoke on Red Cross membership drive, urging a donation for each family despite cold weather drawing a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
H. C. Jewett
Aberdeen
Red Cross
Jewett
Patriotism and perfect attendance highlighted in local schools
Discussions on patriotism frame the school day as students and teachers support democracy. Certificates honor three months of perfect attendance for students across Winchester Williamsport and Kintyre districts, with nine months lauded for Peters Schweitzer Paul Larson Marie Deitlien and Elizabeth Deitlien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Briddell
Laura Eyes
Otillia Shaffer
Robert Chesrown
Amelia Shafer
Winchester
Agnes Williams
Williamsport
Catherine Schlosser
Margaret Schlosser
Maria Deitlen
Elizabeth Deittein
Edith Larson
Paul Larson
Theodore Larson
Edwin Goettertz
Kintyre
Peter Schweitzer
Marie Deitlien
Elizabeth Deitlien
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W. J. Pettis
G. H. Hanawalt
Jas. Lawry
Sanborn
Fred Asch
Fred
St. Paul
C. D. Sloan
John Zirnhelt
E. O. Beastrom
John Haley
Napoleon Homestead
Old Homestead
Jamestown
Sveral
R. A. Yeater
L. W. Berkholtz
Capital City
R. K. Batzer
H. O. Batzer
Clarence Dalton Brindle
Mark Brindle
Pne Monia
H. W. Allen
Smith Engleman
T P. Lee
J. A. Miles
Braddockites
Messrs. Allen and
Miles
Braddock
Braddock News
F. M. Long
Napoleon
J. A. Allensworth
J. D. McCusker
L. M. Doerschlag Co
Mieren Engleman
P. Lee
Jesse Erickson
Gottfred Bader
Kulm
Gottlieb Ferche
M. J. McCune
Roland
Wm. Wilton
Dr. Baer
Geo. H. Dexter
R. E. McCain
Emmons County
Chas. Coventry
J. P. Henn
G. A. Lenhardt
Braddock and Kintyre
Homestead
Grover Cleveland
Barry
France
Samuel M. Barry
Crystal Springs
Fred Koenig
Texas
Mrs. Koenig
Gabe Marseni
Portland
Oregon
John J. Pietz
Eurega
Gross
Hillsview
Wm. Mix
Charles Mix
Sioux Falls
Pollock
Progress
Roy Bales
Weil
R. G. Parrott
Chicago
Cliff Bader
Tracy, Minn
Cherokee
Iowa
A. Boschker
Delco
Jack Frost
Missouri
West
Val SC
Logan
Ethel Steie
Miss Amalie Ruzicka
South 16Th St
Omaha
Nebraska
A. S. Seeley
Linton Branch
WM. J. Gabbert
Wan
Gabbert, Cransfer
Dray T Dine
Milwaukee
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