Hazelton News From The Republican November 22
Local stock buyer H P Ryan shipped hogs while dentist C O Smith visited from Linton. Temvik contractor C Stedman traveled to the Capital City. Mrs Moran returned to Bis marck after visiting Hazelton families. Cards at J C Kurtz’s yielded wins for R K Batzer and L C Malchert. Don Tracy photographed locals and notes the camera remains sound. Community mourns Mrs Chris Opp who died after several operations. Amelia Appert and Darwin R Smith wed in Bismarck. The Yeaters plan a California winter stay, with Malchert Armstrong families joining. L S Chapman returns from Glendive to stay. Editor Streeter nears Camp Dodge. Mrs Streeter to Des Moines with newborn son. Johnnie inherits cigars as law and custom pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Streeter
Linton
Streeter
Camp Dodge
Mr. Kinney
Des Moines
Pollock Notes Local Happenings and Red Cross Drive
R C Bales traveled to Mobridge to meet horse buyer Jake Weil. G W Tracy unloaded 1230 bushel boxes of apples. Mr and Mrs Bugne Fenelon visited from McLaughlin. Mr and Mrs M de Boer drove to Timber Lake and back. Boschker Burch and Barr visited Herreid and Mound City on Red Cross business. Heun couple birth of a daughter near Westfield. Joe Sturtevant and wife enjoyed city life from their homestead west of the river. Ed Rice bought a 6 cylinder Studebaker and plans Idaho trip by auto. Leoford Winterberg treated after hand wound from a hay fork incident. Red Cross drive at church raised 370 dollars. push to 600 dollars. Harry McGann injured hand on corn shredder. Dr Shockey treated him. Pollock promotes itself as a hog center with rising shipments. November hogs to South St Paul exceed fifty thousand dollars in value.
Eureka Social and Travel Notes from Northwest Blade
Eureka items include Hans Temple spending Saturday in Eureka and Franz Temple en route to Marion South Dakota to visit his son. Irene Gerdes spent Sunday with her parents while Mrs. Carl O Swanson of Aber deen visits her sister in town. The Carl Gruett home basket social drew a good crowd with Loretta Lutz Mary Kelle Martha Thurn and Arthur Quast Israel Golz forming a merry party to Herreid. Frank Sutherland reports strong attendance on his lecture trip as Mrs Sutherland and baby stay in Highmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Lutz
Mary Kelle
Martha Thurn
Arthur Quast
Israel Golz
Herreid
Frank Sutherland
Braddock Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Y M C A Donations
Braddock News notes numerous visits to Bis marck and Hazelton. Ole Feltheim and J D McCusker traveled to the capital. A C Staak and Vie visited Bis marck. Wilson township gave 29.05 to the Y M C A while Braddock donated 252 to a week long campaign with no set quota. Families Staak Batzer Savage Jampolsky appear in home visits and returns from Merricourt.
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Wilson Township
Braddock
County Meet Attendance and Local News
Saturday attendees include county commissioners in session all week. John Holsti of near Moffit and Gideon Estenson visited Steele after a local business call. Thanksgiving plans prompt an early News print. Red Cross volunteers knit to aid soldiers in France. O M Vie named chair of the 4 minute committee with H W Allen R E McCain and G H Mayer-Oakes as 4 minute men to give brief loyalty talks at events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturay
John Holsti
Near
Moffit
Gideon Estenson
Steele
O. M. Vie
Sen
H. W. Allen
R. E. McCain
Prof
G. H Mayer-Oakes
Red Cross Notes Show War Effort Across Regions
Frank T. Heffelfinger becomes manager of the Northern Division Red Cross with full-time, uncompensated service during the war, succeeding F. H. Staltze. Across the North Division, clubs and groups donate linen, rags, towels, and even gifts from banquets to support soldiers. Mos t supplies arrive daily at the division headquarters, as volunteers sort inspect and repack items for delivery to camps and overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Heffelfinger
F. H. Peavey & Co
Red Cross
Mr. Heffelfinger
F. H. Staltze
County Superintendent Notes Highlight School System Metrics
The county report lists 31 common districts covering 1544 land sections and 76 miles of railroad in Emmons county. It notes 6 graded schools, a third class high school, 153 teaching positions, total seating for 3721, and 121 schools lacking required fire escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons
Women knit and inspect wartime garments for France
At division headquarters female nurses and workers sort sweaters, dressings, and socks into regulated lots. Surgical dressings receive the strictest checks as notes from makers appear on boxes. Messages from elderly volunteers appear with many items, some in verse, while placards note ages of knitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Machine shed and patriotism
The piece urges farmers to house farm machinery to conserve iron for the war effort. It advises oiling bearings to prevent rust when under cover and suggests extending the life of machines as a small contribution with no hardship.
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N. D
De man that talks de loudest Uncle Eben quotes
A colorful remark attributed to Uncle Eben notes that a loud voice often masks a resting mind. The saying reflects on talkers who speak up while their thoughts lag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Eben
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H. Ryan
C. O. Smith
Linton Tuesay
Harry Cockburn
Northwestern Motor Co
Chas. Stedman
Temvik
Moran
W. B. Andrus
Peter Farrell
Bismarck
J. C. Kurtz
R. K. Batzer
L. C. Malchert
Carl Larvick
Fred Snyder
South St. Paul
Don L. Tracy
American Red Cross
Chris Opp
Dan Cupid
Amelia Appert
Darwin R. Smith
Bishop Wehrle
W. L. Yeater
Reedly
California
L. S. Chapman
Glendive
Mont
Levi
Stork
Johnnie
Pollock
R. C. Bales
Mobridge
Jake Weil
G. W. Tracy
Mrs. Bugne Fenelon
McLaughlin
Mrs. M. de Boer
Timber Lake
Messrs. Boschker, Burch and
Barr
Mound City
Albert Heun
Westfield
Joe Sturtevant
Ed. Rice
Studebaker
Olmsted Bros
Idaho
Auto
John Winterberg
Leoford
Campbell County
Harry McGann
Joseph Clark
Clark
Eureka
Northwest Blade
Hans Temple
Irene Gerdes
Carl O. Swanson
Aberdeen
G. J. Keim
Our City
Franz Temple
Marion
Philip
Ashley Brundage
Carl Gruett
John J. Pitz
Braddock News
Ole Feltheim
J. D. McCusker
Allen Glines
J. J. Ryan
Napoleon
Frank Glines
A. C. Staak
Vie
Marjorie
Joseph Jampolsky
Merricourt
Red
Leeds
S. C
Glyndon
Moorhead, Minn
Northern Division
R. M. Craven
Belt
Fessenden
Lake Crystal Township
Laurence E. Horton
Emma Schatz
Yetta Davis
Martha Graf
Bernard Venne
McCulley
Lucile Scholtze
Fern Scholtze
Williamsport
Peruna
Elizabeth Reuther
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Washington, D. C
Broadway
Regal Oil Burner Company
Dakota
Montans
Horner’s Grocery Store
Anton Horner
Iwice Gravel and Sand
WM. J. Gabbert
Wan. J. Gabbert
Transfer & Drag Line
Milwaukee
N.P
North Dakota
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