Hazelton Happenings and War Time News
Hazelton community notes record visits by locals to the Capital City Bis marck and St. Paul area during Christmas and holidays. Red Cross membership climbs to 263 led by Mrs G A Lenhart. Hazelton Home Guard forms a Junior Guard for ages 10 to 18 with patrol meetings twice weekly. Burial of E C Campbell at the Presbyterian church. Knights of Pythias parish undertakes funeral duties. School reports from Briggle and Braddock laud progress as families reunite and community observes wartime patriotism.
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The
Red Cross
Buchanan
Hazelton
G. A. Lenhart
Braddock News Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Visits
Allen Glines traveled from Hazeton last Thursday. Mr and Mrs J A Allensworth spent several days at Bismarck last week. Mrs H W Allen came from Bismarck last Friday to visit her husband for Christmas.
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Allen Glines
Hazeton
Mrs
J. A. Allensworth
Bismarck
H. W. Allen
Northwest Blade items recall holiday visits and losses
Eureka items note John J. Keim's business visit to Aberdeen and multiple family Christmas gatherings across Pollock, Bowdle, and Minneapolis. The list mentions Irene Vorlander, Winnifred Mather, Normah Brunage, the Schenkenberger family, Adele Enze, and G. J. Keim visiting Aberdeen. A death is recorded as David Isaak passing away on December 21, with survivors listed. Hans Temple travels to Temvik for Christmas with parents, and Lorchen Schamber returns from Minneapolis.
Local News Notes From Pollock Progress December 28 1917
Miss Anna Dornbush teaching near Java returns home for holiday. Irwin Fenelon at Faroo Agricultural College spends week home. Mark Holmes returns from Great Lakes training school to celebrate Christmas with parents. John and Mrs Albrecht visit Temvik for the holiday. Peter De Boer studying chemistry at North Dakota Agricultural College spends week with relatives. Will DeBoer returns from Huron College. sister Hilda arrives to celebrate Christmas. Loren Bales now at Camp Green North Carolina assigned to Co I 30th Infantry. Edith Solomonson marries Mark Holmes at Presbyterian manse with Rev Thomas Barr officiating. Baby girl born to Fred and Mrs Solomonson of Winona. enrolled in Campbell County Red Cross Chapter as the youngest member in county. Mrs R G Parrott returns from Chicago. train wreck en route four miles east of Wishek causes only jolting and minor bruises.
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Loren Bales
Camp Green
Co. I
30Th Infantry
North Carolina
Loren
Dakota
Edith B
Steve Solomonson
Mark Holmes
Thomas Barr
Fred Solomonson
Winona
Campbell County
American Red Cross
Local Notices from Route One Cor. of the Record
Mrs Kraft died last week and was well known in this section. Jos Feist Sr suffers an old bronchial trouble. John Fischer will send his oldest boy to Strasburg parochial school next spring. The parochial Sunday School met at the residence under Mrs V Kuntze. The Ohio Farmers Club met at Stone Church to discuss agricultural topics. A youth sets his traps to increase finances by fur animals. Co Kuntz flashed a six shooter Sunday and tested it on an unpopular member.
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Emmons County
E. C. Campbell
St. Alexius Hospital
Campbell
Pesbyterian Church
J. J. Samuel
Knights of Pythias
K. of P.’s
Mr. Campbell
Kraft
John Fischer
Strasburg
Co. Kuntz
Christmas Sermons and School Strife Mark Holiday Notes
Christmas services drew large crowds at the Evangelical church as Rev Fr Menishoffe spoke on the season. A district clerk and teachers faced career changes and local school consolidation plans stalled by legal and funding hurdles. Generosity, community events, and youth discipline concerns punctuated the holiday period in the region.
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Timmcke
The
Evangelical Church
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Hague
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Helen Hubbard
Golden Valley
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Linton
Ruth Wright
Valley City
P. H. Ryan
Mason City
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Dewey and
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Olive McManus
H. C. Batzer
John Blue
S. E. Brindle
Ohio
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Chicago
Home Guard
Hazelton and Vicinity
Briggle
Mrs. M. Baker
Braddock
John Peterson
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Supt
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Lehr
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Milwaukee
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G. J. Zenk
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Zeeland
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Earl
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Eureka
Northwest Blade
John J. Keim
Aberdeen
Irene Vorlander
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Normah Brunage
Joachim
Trixie
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Eld
Fred Dufloth
Our City
Mrs. Boughner
Minneapolis
Mrs. P. Schenkenberger
Irene Gerdes
O. H. Gerdes
Mrs. Peterson
Little Baby
Phil. Schamber
Mrs. Hezel
Mrs. Schamber
Adele Enze
Bowdle
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G. J. Keim
David Isaak
Hans Temple
N. D
Miss Lorchen Schamber
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Java
Irwin Fenelon
Faroo
Great Lakes
John Albrecht
Chris
Peter de Boer
North Dakota Agricultural College
Westfield
Will DeBoer
Huron College
Hilda
R. G. Parrott
Wishek
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Jos. Feist, Sr
Ohie Farmers’ Club
Stone Church
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