Happenings in Hazelton Report Local Moves and Loss
Local notes from Hazelton report Commissioner Everett Brant traveling to Athol for a family visit, Robert Niland convalescing after appendectomy care in Bismarck, and residents including Ivy Snyder returning from a hospital stay. Land showings, health updates, and a Club meeting at Yeater home conclude with Olive Wood’s death from tuberculosis and funeral plans in Lake City Iowa.
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Robert Niland
Bismarck
K. Kitts
AL. Geil
Detroit
Mich.eonard du Heaume
Linton
D. Smith and Son
H. D
Glencoe
F. D
Anna Geil
Olive McManus
Bliss Olive Wood
J. H. McDonnell
Lake City
Wood
Jason
W. Wood
Hazelton
Pollock Picks Up Ailing and Involved Local News
Progress reports from Pollock include Winfield Vermilion visiting from the reservation to care for his wife, M. De Boer being hospitalized in Aberdeen, and Mrs. Be. Stout taking in the infant of Mrs. L. z. The piece notes Shockey aiding Mrs. A. Jordan after a shooting incident linked to White Thunder, who accidentally discharged a firearm at the Jordan home, injuring Mrs. Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Vermilion
M. de Boer
Aberdeen
Menno der
BE. Stout
Stout, Jr. Shockey
A. Jordan
White Thunder
Jordan's
Pollock
Jordan
Local Doctor Treats Gunshot Wound Victim
A patient near Dr Shockey received medical attention after a bullet was removed from a wound. The physician dressed the injury and reports indicate the patient is progressing as well as could be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thigh
Local Notes From Kintyre and Surrounding Towns
Reports from Kintyre, Napoleon, Braddock and Iowa Falls note illnesses among residents and routine business. Mrs Anna Boyum seriously ill. G A Evenson and O Feltheim transact between trains. Rev Alfson, Rev Hammond, and visiting others attend services. a grand jury postpones due to inmate escape. Miss Reka Laman completes teaching term and plans Michigan trip before returning in April to teach at Kintyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Boyum
G. A. Evenson
Napoleon
Alfson
Bismarck
Peter Levin
S. Hammond
Hazelton
This Place
Braddock
Ile
Soo
Reka Laman
Michigan
Kintyre
Scotland farmer boy fined for attempted shop theft
A Scottish farmer's boy was charged with attempting to steal from a shop door. He claimed he was only going to do it, and the judge ruled that doing it and going to do it are the same. He faced a 10 shilling fine or ten days in jail, and, lacking funds, was allowed to fetch the money. Later he returned saying the judge had implied going it and doing it were the same, suggesting the matter was settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Pearson
Johnny on the Spot. Peddler in a Grease Spot Crisis
In a Tit-Bits extract a peddler hawks stain remover to a servant amid news that the gentleman of the house was blown up in an explosion. The servant jokes that only a grease spot remains, and the peddler pitches his product as a two minute fix.
Record of Extreme Cold Over Equatorial Air
A balloon from Victoria Nyanza in central Africa rose to twelve miles, recording temperatures about 119 degrees below zero Fahrenheit. Scientists generally believe upper air over the torrid zone is colder than above the Arctic, though even colder readings might exist higher up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equator
Victoria Nyanza
Central Africa
Arctic
Finance of Matrimony Joke From Wiltshire Squire
A Wiltshire squire who wrote The Parson's Pleasance meets a farmer while riding to the bench. He asks about the farmer John's upcoming marriage, noting three previous marriages. The farmer quips that wives brought money but bringing them in and carrying them out leaves no profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltshire
Percival Copes With Names And Family Feud
A long exchange centers on Percival Roberts who wants to drop his given name and be called Sandy or P C. His mother and father clash over naming, while Uncle William argues a girl favors Percival. The quarrel spills into comments about marriage and gender, ending with a laugh at a remark about reasoning with a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival
George
Henry
J. Clayton Roberts
P. C
Sle
Sandy
Percival Clayton Roberts
Uncle Willam
Poros
Uncle William
Coors
William
Talveston
Professional Eaters Among Sioux of Devils Lake Reserve
The Sioux of Devils Lake reserve maintain a custom where hosts provide abundant food and guests must eat all before them. When needed, hired professional eaters assist by sharing the meal, ensuring the plate is emptied. These eaters, seen as traveling companions, earn $1 to $3 per meal, with one known eater consuming seven pounds of beef in a single sitting. Source: New York Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Devils Lake Reservation
New York Herald
Her Privilege in a Stubborn Wife’s Stand
A tense domestic exchange unfolds as a husband presses for change and the wife remains resolute. The dialogue centers on a firm mind made up, with decisive commands interrupting any attempt to sway her. The scene highlights themes of autonomy and marital power dynamics.
Origin of naval titles and mortality of the human race
The piece traces naval rank origins from Arabic and Spanish terms, noting the amiral and commander roots and the evolution of ranks such as admiral captain lieutenant and commodore. It then shifts to a Mortality of the Human Race excerpt: global deaths amount to 33 million yearly, about 90,110 daily, with life expectancy around 38 years and stark odds for extreme ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almirante
Ammiraglio
Commendador
Growth of Electric Science by Dr Gilbert of Colchester
Englishman Dr Gilbert is regarded as the founder of electricity. He repeated ancient observations and applied them to philosophical inquiry. His long experiments culminated in De Magnete, the first modern work on electricity. Born 1540 died 1603.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Colchester
Lavoisier and Creavistry in Early Chemistry Theory
A compact excerpt discusses Lavoisier as a foundational figure in chemistry, noting his influence on the field’s ideas and the shift in its aims before his death. It references later developments, then shifts to a Fisherman’s Proposal anecdote in a playful pun-filled exchange from the London Mail, contrasting science with light romantic whimsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavoisise
Lavisier
Tie “Fairie
Lavoisier
Jie
Larinsky
New York American
Thunder in Hillside: Kemble Predicts Storm at Seventy
Edmund Yates recalls a stormy afternoon at the Carrick Club where a deaf, elderly Charles Kemble calmly reads as thunder roars above. Kemble, in his trumpet tone, quips that he can sense the weather in his knees, predicting a thunderous event.
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Edmund Yates
Chars Kemble
Carrick Cub
Hous
Charles Kemle
Embarrassed Clergyman Reverses Marriage Service
A shy young clergyman at his first wedding ceremony accidentally reverses the order of vows causing the groom to promise to love and obey the bride. The slip goes unnoticed at the time but later the bride’s father clues in and jokes that it rarely changes the end result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
The Yolk Had Vanished and Dress as Recreation
A humorous exchange on faulty eggs and mistaken nesting, followed by a reflection from the London Spectator on how dress serves as a natural recreation for women. The piece links clothing love to social balance and female emancipation, noting dress grows from necessity and emotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Spectator
Goodenough Name Confusion After Doorstep Remark
A man denies the name Goodenough when confronted by Lill, a collector. He repeats It is good enough for me as he closes the door, causing a brief misunderstanding over his identity and a bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodenough
Litis
Report of the Condition of the First National Bank of Linton
Report lists resources and liabilities for First National Bank of Linton as of January 7 1911. It details cash holdings such as legal tender and silver, deposits subject to check, certificates of deposit, and notes outstanding. Directors and officers certify accuracy.
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First National Bank of
Linton
Map Tai
Tess Exper S
Tase Piate
Fs National Bank
Apitel
Hha
Dhe Nouvertitieat
Hague State Bank Report at Kagahe North Dakota 1911
No. 276.5 report shows assets including loans and discounts and cash items while liabilities list capital stock deposits and outstanding checks. The document is sworn by cashier Te Vine and notarized by Volk with directors Rh. Irvine and M. Volk signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempelton State Bank
Tarvik
Minaresty
Currenh
Hague State Bank
Kagahe
North Pikota
Wl Resources
Roca
Security State Bank Ledger Extract From North Dakota Form
Ledger snapshot from Security State Bank Emmons County North Dakota shows assets liabilities and deposits as of close of business January 7 with figures for discounts drafts cash and certificates of deposit. Bank officials Fischer president and J Henin notary public swear to accuracy with attest by Baumgartner and others.
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Sta
North Dakota
Bamons
Barger
Yank
Chas
Coventry
Hha
Eran
Cy Ay
Seeman
North
Mahota
Emmons
Fom Aloe
Bank Aly
Fischei
Paty
Security State Bank
Irsburg
Hetos Cyst
Iwof
Hay
Niyof Emmons
J Fischer
Nand
Fischer
Ea J
Henn
Notiry
Emmons County
Baumgartner
Sale of Land Notice in Emmons County North Dakota
Notice of a court ordered private land sale in Emmons County North Dakota to Cornelius Voorn Sr. estate. It details a 14th undivided interest in NW quarter of Sec 18 and Sec 14 Township 10N Range 70W, with sale to be confirmed by the county judge in Linton, with the sale date noted as February 13 and overseen by a notary public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Carley
Ly Cort
Enineans
North Dakota
Cornelius Voorn
Ninor
Emmons
Elehteen
Townstin
Ange
Merhitin Kids Trust
Von
Linton
Brimous County
North Tas
Jin HockKelom
Westfield
Bross County
Hed Corinelis Ouern
Vornell Ligorn, Jr
Foreclosure Sale Notice At Linton North Dakota
Foreclosure notice issued by Horace F Baker and Anna Baker on property in Emmons County North Dakota. Mortgage recorded in April and July deeds offices. sale to satisfy amount due. Property described as West Half of the Southwest Quarter Section 30 Township 146 North Range 97 West. Assignee Lynn Coventry Attorneys for Assignee.
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Horace Frank Baker
Anna Th
Mortaices
Linton
Emimons
South West
Garter
Sietion Main Township
Dutet Munneipar
PRANI
Lynn & Coventry
Assienes
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Everett Brant
Athol
S. D
Ivy. Snyder
Consideriny
J. J. Roop
Marek
Nula Club
W. L. Yeater
F. P. Wernl
O. Feltheim
N. C. Brown
Iowa Falls
Johnny
Sasas
New York Sun
Tondon Mail
Weather Forecast
Meéders
Bride
London
Vienne
Tamesefromut
Hides
Og, Grove
Liston
Hanking Howe
Ate
ADI Roved Ree
Szh
Siauhle
Eas
Lolidis
North Dakotae
M. Volk
North Dakotas
Rvine
C. Bertheau
the Home Bakery
Tinchisser Repeating Shotguns
U. Ss. Army
U.S
U.S.A
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