Hazelton Happenings from The Hazelton Ledger and Notes
Hazelton reports clerical hire at Klabunde store with Bert Thompson back on Monday. Mrs. A. J. Chaltin visits from Mortit, sister of Mrs. John Baker. A. J. Toudy recovers from an injury. Andrew Sicher undergoes blood poisoning surgery and recovers. John Gates plans a big price-taking event next Saturday. Several locals attend Odd Fellows anniversary, with Mrs. Schnyder and families among guests. William Baxter and son Bernard visit Hazelton. John Stoller and family relocate to A. West residence. Frank Streeter of Emmons County Record in town for the Odd Fellows event. March farming work noted. harrowing and fall plowing discussed. Chas. Porter envisages an ice-cream plant this summer, visiting nearby towns for feasibility. H. Bilitherp acts as drag line foreman during Porter’s absence. Obituary notice for A. J. McDonald of Kintrye and Glencoe, who died in Mapene Oregon March 61th, with ties to Dugald Campbell. Report on North Dakota and Minnesota settlers seeking lands in the American Northwest and potential repatriation. J. Robert Johnson, former Langdon resident, leads returnees to the United States. Saskatchewan families eye relocation to Northwest due to July frosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Toudy
Andrew Sicher
John Gates
Fred Snyder
Chas. DeWitt
Temvik
Odd Fellows
Duesday
Braddock
William Baxter
Bernard
Hazelton
John Stoller
Thesday
Minmons County
Campbells
Kintrye
Glencoe
A. J. McDonald
Mapene
Oregon
McDonald
Dugald Campbell
Flora Campbell
Campbell Ranch
Dugald Cambell
North Dakota
Minnesota
Canada
American Northwest
J.obert Johnson
Langdon
United States
Johnson
Saskatchewan
Braddock Brevities Update From March News
Local notes report Mr and Mrs A Stank to occupy the F H Cotton residence after April 1. Emma Cotton slowly improves after illness. Commissioner Andrew Hancen in town for Frank Bengtson’s county case. Susan Adams died at her niece’s home near Braddock. obituary to follow. Chas Olson returns from Minnesota. Olean works in lumber camps after last year’s crop failure. George Shepherd attends father’s funeral in Kelsey where he was murdered for robbery. remains moved to Monrose, Iowa. Three Shepherd children and a daughter survive. North Dakota farming prospects touted by Developement League visit to Grand Forks office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stank
F. HL. Cotton
Emma Cotton
Andrew Hancen
Frank Bengtson
Susan Adams
J. Walter Brown
Ho We Allen
Braddock
Chas. Olson
Minnesota
Superior
Wis
Sam
Wisconsin
Klliuth
Monrse
Pollock Area Briefs Report Auctions and Local News
Progress items from Pollock noting the previous year’s wheat acreage, a well attended sale at Mrs Schaap's with cows selling well including a $62 cow, and farm activity. Visitors include Frank McConville and Uncle Joe Allen. John Ryekman estate sale delayed to April. Local health updates and a funeral for Mrs Cleveringa. Coppersmith buys a silo and expands dairy plans. Mentions mail from Otto Muench about railroad material not proceeding this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaap
Tompson
Pollock
Pennsylvania
Jack Sanderson
Shockey
Bieshouval & van der Verste
Joe Allen
Dale
Allen
Fred Welker
Rober Puttnam
Cleveringa
Wm. Cleveringa
Westfield
Michigan
L. Coppersmith
Coppersmith
County Schools Report Delayed State Aid Concern
The Coral Interest to Shoebery area notes allDakem district schools closed for the week. Miss Bender returned to Minnesota. Miss Reed substitutes in the Mayton district. Eighth grade exams proceed in thirteen series. Certificates given to rural teachers include Gertie Huizenga Henry Radenberg and others. Teachers passing exams listed by grade. questions were issued for final exams. Districts question late state apportionment and county treasurer delays in funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Tluw
Dakem
Miss Bender
Minnesota
Miss Reed
Iniayton
Gertie Huizenga
Henry Radenberg
John C.stegenga
Forrest Harding
Merritt Harding
Ian Maxwell
Midred Maxwell
Francis Farrer
Anna Luekereth
Bensajah Orthmeyer
Carrie Prindie
Margaret McCarthy
Neta Cnurwin
Grace Cabbage
M. Sprigge
Harry Hinton
Liame
North Dakota News Roundup From Minot to Bismarck
State notes report Ideal seed imports urged by Dairy Commissioner and a bond vote in Hatten for an electric plant, plus farm weather, birthday mentions, and a Minot youth’s doll theft case. Reports cover rail, gas engines, canal crops, and growing political chatter across North Dakota towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Boller
Jimmy Foley
North Dakota
California
Hiemarck Tribune
Pioneer
Linton Record
Hatten
Also Mentioned on This Page
Linton, Nordak
Galloway and
Aberdeen
Angus Bulls
C. Johnson
Oftinton
James
First Bank of
Linton
Linton, North Dakota
W. E. Petrie
H. A. Armstrong, W. O. Irwin, E. A. Crain
G. A. Herolz
Vorlander
Linton, Norsh Dakota
Bert Thompson
Klabunde
A.J. Chaltin
Mortit
John Baker
Dick Wilkinson
Ur. Shockey
Otto Muench
Thunderhawk
S. 1
Mr. Muench
Emmonefury
Doe
Prof A. Perfect Is
Jeader
Minot
Taylor
Aman
Williston
Masxbass Monitor
Masbass
Rothvneau County
Grand Forks
Lindh
Dairy
The
Bottineau Courant
Hismarck Tribune
Moorhead
Bartiophen
Ashley
Lansford
Burke
Valley City
Bismarck
AL. Martin
Sentinel Jutte
Canadian Northwest
Duluth
Menango Journal
Hans Austad
Alexander
McKenzie County
Missouri
Hd Watterson
Grant Hayer
Grafton
Mercer County
Stanton Republican
Sheldon Progess
Minet
Smith
Hunt
Lienite
Goodridge Call Lumber Co
Weo
First National Bank
Capitol
Gar Hesgan By
Jobin
Rery, Pirts
T Trast
Vorhateder
Moi Barger
Linton Machine Shop
A. L. Briddell, Mgr
Case Automobiles
Clubs and
Lodges
Linton Lodge No
Amd
Bnie
Che Ty
Linton Lodge
Pythias
Knights of
Linton Hive
Keenera Atria
Armstrong Ata
Ban
Listas
Bette
Vorlanders Po
A Sree
King Corn
Will’s
Pioneer Seed House and Nursery
Oscar H Will & CO
NO. Dakota
Linton-Hazelt’s Land Co
Ise
John Sautter
Eamed Stable
VERS
AM. Beitts
Vigen
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