Hazelton Happenings April 24 highlights local visits and news
Bernard Andrus motored to Pollock yesterday. H W Allen and John Frier traveled from Braddock this morning on business. Mrs J C Kurtz and Mrs Leroy Irvine visited Capital City earlier in the week. Red Chamley returned from Camp Funston on furlough. Franz Tempel of Farmers Friend Milling Co Temvik visited Hazelton. Manager Harry Cockburn Northwestern Motor Co returned from a Minneapolis trip. County Agent Sauer and Supt Briggle visited from Linton, touring the county. Miss Man Ravens pupils hosted a surprise party at school with refreshments and merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Tempel
Farmers’ Friend Milling Co
Temvik
Hazelton
Harry Cockburn
Northwestern Motor Co
Minneapolis
Eureka Notes of Residents and Visitors April 25
Miss Irene Vorlander returned from Minneapolis last Monday evening. Mrs. Christ Vorlander has been ill but shows improvement. E H Kundert and Irene H Gerdes visited friends at Herreid Sunday. Mrs. Ed Beitelspach of Hazelton N D is visiting Fred M Keim. Mr. and Mrs. John Pietz Sr visited Linton area last week and returned Monday. Rev H Timmcke of Linton traveled to Aberdeen with a college stop en route. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mills passed Eureka Thursday afternoon en route to Aberdeen from Linton. Mrs. Mills, formerly Leona Mewing, is well known here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Beitelspach
Hazelton, N. D
Emil Haag
Fred M. Keim
John Pietz, Sr
Linton
H. Timmcke
Eureka
Aberdeen
Rev. Timmeke
Lester Mills
Mills
Leona Mewing
Pollock Progress News: Births Visits and Funeral Arrangements
Mr and Mrs Joe Sturtevant welcomed a baby girl on Wednesday. G W Tracy returns home after a month of rest and recreation. Postmaster W B Andrus and his sons visit old friends in Pollock. Milton Tracy received a wrist watch at a Christian Endeavor farewell. Remains of William Zottnick from Camp Dodge Iowa arrive with Sergeant Huettl. funeral services at Congregational church in Pollock conducted by Rev Gentner and burial at the nearby cemetery pending resurrection morn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sturtevant
W. B. Andrus
Milton Tracy
Christian Endeavor
Milton
William Zottnick
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Huettl
National Army
Congregational Church
Pollock
Gentner
Ashley
Manchurian Footgear Keeps Toes Warm In Cold Winter
Describes a native moccasin used in eastern Manchuria designed to withstand extreme winter. A cow hide shoe allows wrapping feet in cloth strips and packing dry grass around them for warmth and near water resistance, though it appears clumsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
The Mad Sea Captain Seeks Aid With Doomed Mission
Lieutenant Donald Paget meets Captain Jonathan Masterman in Washington. Masterman, an eccentric sea explorer, claims mankind faces a dire threat and that Paget must help spread his warning. They discuss past trials, a club of inventors, and Masterman's belief in a looming catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Paget
Navy Office
Washington
Noah
Washington Monument
Masterman
Republic
America
Paget
Navy Department
Norwegian
Faroes
Captain Masterman
Secretary of the Navy
Capitol
Shetlands
North Atlantic
Donald
Lieutenant Paget
Ike
Leutenant
Ida Kennedy
London
Beatia
New York
Inventors
March Hares
Jerman
Bram
Hatfield
Shakespeare
Admiralty Office
Providence
Jonathan Roderick Masterman
France
Germany
Mankind
Jonathan Roderick Masterson
Talent Dexterity and Enterprise Quote in Hazifft
A quotation attributes success to moral principle, noting talent dexterity and enterprise often reflect choices beyond invention. It argues success comes from not being nice in expedi ents and contrasts it with others' failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haziitt
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Republican
Bernard Andrus
H. W. Allen
John Frier
Braddock
J. C. Kurtz
Leroy Irvine
Red) Chamley
Camp Funston
H. O. Sauer
Supt
Lester Briggle
From the
Northwest Blade
Irene Vorlander
Mrs. Christ Vorlander
E. H. Kundert
Irene H. Gerdes
Herreid
G. W. Tracy
Hedled
Victor Rousseau
Chapter
Jonathan Masterman
Annapolis
Navy
Master
Fred Kist
Prop
the Home Hotel
Home Hotel
WM. J. Gabbert
Transfer & Dray Line
Milwaukee
N. P
North Dakota
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