Hazelton Happenings and Local Notes from October
Hazelton events report family news including births and funerals. S. E. Kurtz funeral attended by Morristown and Bismarck visitors. New 25 HP engine for Hazelton Electric arrives from Wisconsin. Accident recounts of Peter Weikum’s arm injury and a prairie fire incident. Local business changes involve J. Hayes cafe sale and dairy train driven purchases of registered hogs by Ben Matthews and J. J. Kalberer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Hanson
Hazelton Electric Company
Wisconsin
Peter Weikum
Hazelton
Jeannette Runch
Jack Hayes
S. A. Mikalson
Delphia
Mont
John Haley
J. B. Baker
Emmons County
Delmont
S. D
Mullen
Bismarck
Ben Matthews
J. J. Kalberer
Hog auctions at Agricultural College selection explained
Full blooded registered boars from Mr Peters animal husbandman will be selected from the college herd. Mr Matthews receives a Poland China and Mr Kalberer will try a Duroc Jersey. Hogs are guaranteed and may be returned if they fail to meet the stated standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
The
Agricultural College
Matthews
Poland
Kalberer
Pollock News Briefs from October 13
Menno DeBoer handles business at Linton. Births bless Pollock area families including a son for Mr and Mrs David Ryksman and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Willis Cranston. Grange Hall Dale improves with plaster and warmth. An 8 year old Hull girl dies of typhoid. Pollock Orchestra to play at Grange Hall Dale October 20. Westfield’s Mr Goldberg ill. Mrs Art Van der Vorste suffers second stroke. Oscar Peterson and wife visit Mitchell S D with Mrs Henry Bloom and George Rose. Peter Nicu wsma dies near Hull. Funeral held at Hull church. Tragedy as two year old Bor child killed by wagon near Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menno DeBoer
Linton
David Ryksman
Pollock
Willis Cranston
Dale
J. J. Haverman
Hull
Oscar Peterson
Mitchell, S. D
Henry Bloom
George Rose
Peter Nicuwsma
Emmons County
James Bor
Northwestern Hide & Fur Co Circular Offers Hides and Furs
Advertising copy from a Minnesota company promises high cash prices for hides furs and pelts with prompt returns. It advertises cheap trapper supplies and free illustrated catalogues or circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Hide & Fur Co
Minneapolix
Minn
Braddock Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Departures
Braddock updates note Lintonites H Lynn and H H Hanson visiting Braddock. Roy Sparks and Chris Swoverlan traveled to Linton on business. Mrs J J Peterson returns from Bismarck Hospital after an operation. Dr H J Hagen buys the Al ot Johnson farm north of Braddock. Johnson family to return to Iowa. The old X Junge restaurant is bought by Wm Wilton who will remodel prior to moving in. F M Long and A C Staak attend a duck roast in Bismarck. Staak returns Saturday, Long continues to Flasher. Sempel family leaves today for Kulm. Mrs Sempel and children depart now, Mr Sempel to rent or sell barber shop. Miss Hattie stays to run the local telephone office. Teun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. ©. Lynn
H. H. Hanson
Braddock
Roy Sparks
Chris Swoverlan
Linton
J. J. Peterson
Bismarck Hospital
H. J. Hagen
Senesa
al Ot Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Iowa
F. M. Long
A. C. Staak
Bismarck
the Elks
Mr. Staak
Mr. Long
Flasher
Sempel
Kulm
Ing
Butchers Vetter & Bosch
Sioux City
Frank Sahli
Rochus Ell
Selz
N. D
Henry Ruggles
H. B. Zenk
Arie Kanis
Michael Weigel
Roy Hulm
Mike Klein
Frank
Eva Volk
Weigel
J. J. Volk
Aberdeen
Louis Sanger
Franz Schmidt
Lawrence Sanger
Wells Hit Water at 115 Feet for Stiles Hotel
Fort Yates facts report Frank Jaszkowiak outfit drilled for J A Stiles and new hotel, striking ample water at 115 feet on Stiles property. The rig continues work on the hotel site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jaszkowiak
Bismarck
J. A. Stiles
Stiles
Sam LaPointe
Wakapala
Wm. Skinner
Harry Demery
U. S
Sioux County
Fort Yates
Selfridge
Local Hague Notes Describe Construction and Car Crash
The Hague page reports Conrad Erck building a 24 by 16 foot machine shed and a fatal night automobile collision near Hague involving an Overland and a Metz. Injured include Mrs Mastle and a Meier child. bystanders aid the families and transport them to Constantine Zahn’s, Hague, and Zeeland. Several residents visited relatives, attended funerals, or traveled to Aberdeen and Bismarck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Anton Mastle
Metz
John Meier
Zeeland
Mastle
Meier
Peter Bosch
Adam Vetter
Joe Hulm
Michael Schmidt
Ford
Mr. Bosch
Constantine Zahn
Local notes and society items from Omic Offerings
J H Jennings was in the neighborhood transacting business last week. The box social at Mr Trigges last Tuesday evening drew good attendance. The Ladies Aid plan their annual sale and supper soon. Mrs John Hanson left Wednesday for Mayo hospital Rochester MN for treatment. Political ad: Independent sheriff candidate Peter Shier asks for vote and support in the coming general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Jennings
John Hanson
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Hospital
Peter Shier
Strasburg Growth Brings Construction and Revival Sermon
Our town continues to grow with six new residences under construction and ample work for carpenters. Rev. Brink from Marion will preach in the schoolhouse next Sunday at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Last week was very eventful, beginning with a sad accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Zeeland
Brink
Marion
Tragic Farm Accident and Local Deaths Darken Hull News
A two year old Maurits Bor dies after being run over by farm wheels near Hull. Peter Nieuwsma, a longtime county settler, dies at 60 with funeral services led by local ministers. Nine year old Minnie Haveman dies unexpectedly. triplets born to Mr and Mrs Van Soest, with two surviving children and mixed health notes for mother and Japh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurits
James
Helen Bor
Hull
Peter Nieuwsma
Nieuwsma
de Bruin
Menning
Westfield
Mintie
J. J. Haveman
P. M. van Soest
Japh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Progress
Man
Carter
New York
X. Junge
Wm. Wilton
Northern Produce Company of
Ady
Evansville
Hartshakfhnhr
Marx
United States
Matt. Silver
Linton, N. D
Hague Happening
Conrad Erck
Strasburg
Bazar
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