Hazelton Happenings and Local Notes from the Republican
County Auditor E H Brant visited from Linton. Food pledge day drew many residents. Mrs H O Batzer returned from Minneapolis. Mason work on Levi Balch’s residence nears completion. Rev Joseph Jampolsky visited from Braddock. Mrs Quinn Noyes visited Hazelton for the first time in a year. Entra Nous club hosted a Halloween party. Liberty Loan quota: Hazelton district reached 15 500 with others oversubscribing or under. Red Cross drives gain generous local support for soldier funds. Potential St Louis & Canadian Western rail line may pass Hazelton. Herman Klabunde family from Devon visit. plan Milwaukee relocation. Two new Hazelton auto garages progressing. roofs underway. Lawyers Lynn and Cameron from Linton in action against W W Young over land leases. case continued. Thanksgiving ball planned by fire department at Zirbes hall with supper plans. Putnam school materials hauled. Ed McConville seeks treatment for ingrown toe nail. Auto accidents cause hog fatalities as frost ends. James Stewart moved school seats and watched a movie. Frost-robust corn harvest underway. John Winterberg battles a faulty well and purchases a corn shredder.
Braddock Brevities From the News Nov 1
Frank Glines visited from Hazelton and John Allensworth with G H Naramore were in Hazelton on business. Mrs H W Allen left for Bismarck after a visit here. Liberty Bond uptake among Soo workers mostly complete. Braddock oversubscribed. A new rural route from Braddock proposed. Mrs R D Simpson and five children join husband on a farm near Braddock. Ora Woodward opens a tensorial parlor on Main Street with plans for a barber shop.
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R. D. Simpson
Missouri
Braddock
Emmons County
Ora Woodward
Oklahoma
Mary Cole
Main Street
Dale Dottings Correspondence of the Record
Large attendance at Mr. Peterson's sale Wednesday. Fred Freeman is cutting flax this week. Ole Olson has trouble with his well. Cora Shafer works for Mrs. James Stewart. Grange Hall supper Friday for Red Cross. Mrs. F Welker ill with a cold. Mrs. H E Rice seeks treatment in Bis marck. Commissioner F M McConville and wife visited Pollock. T Ryckman drove to Lin ton as witness in O C Adams case.
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Grange
The
Red Cross
Lost pair and pony taken up in Westfield North Dakota
Notice of livestock taken up on October 24 1917 at Section 30 Township 130 Range 76. A black gelding three years old a black mare three years old with a star on the forehead a bay mare pony with a star on the forehead. Owner must come forward pay charges and claim the animals. M C Rypkema Westfield N D.
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M. C. Rypkema
Westfield
N. D
Sunshine Quote From Berry About Bringing Light
A brief quote attributed to Berry notes that those who bring sunshine to others can keep none for themselves, reflecting a selfless outlook on kindness and generosity.
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Berrie
Notes From County Superintendent
County notes correct dates for teachers examinations and outline new state rules for certificates. Changes include grade reassignments, lighter requirements for high school graduates, and two week deadline for parliamentary papers. County reports a statewide teacher shortage with ten schools empty. Rosa and Barbara Gloss gain nine months perfect attendance certificates.
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Rosa
Barbara Gloss
Conserving Bread and Meat in a Time of Shortage
Public guidance urges conserving bread and meat through careful use and safeguarding of supplies. Citizens should protect livestock from disease and prevent fires that destroy meat and grain, as insurance cannot cover all public losses.
City School Notes Reflect Student Attendance and Achievements
The report lists students entering or returning to classes, perfect spelling and arithmetic lessons, and attendance records. It notes Halloween drawing themes, funerals causing absences, and lists fourth to seventh graders with no absences or tardies for specific periods, along with primary room honorees.
Bread and meat protection urged as patriotic duty
Public urged to guard bread and meat supplies amid heightened risk. Citizens should prevent destruction of food grains and livestock as losses cannot be restored, with emphasis on protecting the nation’s food stock above ordinary care.
Raising Rabbits for Food in North Dakota
A Grand Forks man urges North Dakota families to raise rabbits to lower living costs. Rabbits require little space and are hardy, with meat usable like beef or pork. Young rabbits reach the table in six to ten weeks, and surplus meat sells well.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota
Grand
Man Who Talks The Loudest Says Uncle Eben
An old saying overheard in conversation features Uncle Eben noting that a loud speaker often reveals the speaker’s true thoughts. The fragment hints at a judgment on talkativeness and honesty.
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Uncle Eben
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Scott Cameron
Verlander & Ferguson
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Justice Sabraw
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Putnam
Ed. McConville
St. Alexius Hospital
Bismarck
James Stewart
Glanavon
Pollock
Fletcher Ryckman
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H. W. Allen
J. P. Albright
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Fred Kist
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Arnold Sealiffer
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Eny
the Home Hotel
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Harry Morey
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