Hazelton Happenings and Local Notes
J Sauer traveled to Braddock for the afternoon. Mrs A L Geil from Linton visited friends last week. Attorney Armstrong went to Braddock on business. Adolph Staak of Braddock visited Hazelton Monday. Mr and Mrs L S Chapman spent days in Bismarck on business and pleasure. Kelly returned from St Paul with cattle. The Staaks visited Hazelton again with a new Studebaker roadster. F H Webert and J F Sabraw brought lumber for the Washburn Merrick yard. Banker Lenhart left for Bismarck then Flasher on business. J S Williams left for Rock Rapids IA after a three week stay. Reports on Peter Farrell’s illness show a critical decline. Wheat yields noted: Marquis 42 bu/acre on 40 acres. Levi Wright 35 bu/acre. Malchert farm 23 bu overall. Landsberger 26 sh. Moger 27 sh. Purintun 25 sh. Hazelton’s new jail began after a Thursday night arrest of two youths for stealing a robe and clothes from a Tye Bros. granary. C A Raridon and son George voyaged to Mobridge SD in a Maxwell. trip 5 hours home. Mr and Mrs Saueressig and Mrs Bennett of Drake visited S E Kurtz’s to review land interests. Saueressigs and Bennetts are longtime locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney Armstrong
Braddock
Adolph Stank
L. S. Chapman
Bismarck
F. H. Webert
J. F. Sabraw
Loca Washburn-Merrick
Lenhart
Sterling and McKenzie
Flasher
J.S. Williams
Hazelton
Rock Rapids
Iowa
Peter Farrell
J.B. Landsberger
J. A. Moger
E. RK. Purintun Macaroni
Mikalson
Webert
Tye Bros
Red cow and calf wandering near Temvik for six weeks
A red cow with a white star on the head and a calf with a white face have been on a farm five miles east and two miles north of Temvik. Owner, please call, pay charges, and remove the animals. ANTON LARSON Temvik ND Route 1. Also an ad sells 160 acres known as The Pinks Homestead near Gayton Emmons County for 12.50 an acre with terms and address to Record Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temvik
Anton Larson
N. D
Pinks
Gayton
Emmons County
School Notes Track Voice Tests and Perfect Spelling Dominate Week
School notes record voice testing as a popular activity with signups for testing led by Mies Anderson and Malin Mohn. They list students with perfect spelling in grades six to third, mention a pupil moving to Steele, illness absences, and a field trip to the creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S
Mies Anderson
Malin Mohn
Statewide Appreciation Week to Honor North Dakota
Schools across North Dakota will observe Appreciation Week from November 14 to 20 with programs in high schools, grade and country schools, and institutions of higher education. Essay contests will offer prizes as part of efforts to recognize the state's value and future prospects, coordinated by the University Bureau of Public Information with Superintendent E J Taylor of Bismarck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
University Bureau of Public Information
Supt
E. J. Taylor
Bismarck
Bureau of Public Information
University
Sale of Seven-Choree Sticknes Engine Ad For H N Turner
Classified ad notes a sale of a seven-choree Sticknes engine offered cheaply and addressed to H N Turner for consideration or purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Turner
Local Notes and Rural Scenes From Pollock Pick-Ups
Winona visitors W. M. Fetterly and C. Nanden stayed overnight in the village. Prof. Blake of Glanavon township left for Alberta for the winter. A P Seymour delivered 34 two-year-old steers to Betts & Weil, averaging 1074 pounds at 6 cents. Ed Rice’s team ran away but caused no harm. Hog cholera spreads toward the area as owners plan serum protection for about ninety days. William Cleveringa and Jennie Van Beek wed at Westfield with Rev Menning officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M. Fetterly
C. Nanden
Winona
Prof. Blake
Glanavon
Alberta
Canada
A. P. Seymour
Betts & Weil
Ed. Rice
Dale
Early Settlers Tie The Knot In Southern Emmons County
The wedding took place at the bride’s parents home with the pastor from Westfield church performing the simple ceremony. The article also notes Fred Freeman’s record potato yield from a single sack of white seed, a Westfield boy’s injury from a barn fall requiring stitches, and Grandpa Tracy’s 80th birthday on October 21, 1835 with well wishes for his coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons County
Weatfield Church
Fred Freeman
Bob Looyenga
Westfield
Shockey
Tracy
Auction note for horse sellers in Wisconsin
All parties with young horses and colts for sale are urged to write F C Walker New Auburn Wisconsin stating sex age weight and price and he will call on way adv se29 F C Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Walker
New Auburn
Wis
Local Produce Sale Notes From Pollock South Dakota
The notice advertises cabbage for sale at one cent per pound delivered in Linton and onions at one dollar per bushel. It is signed by Robert Nelson of Pollock South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Robert Nelson
Pollock, S. D
Circulars Supplement News Paper Advertising
A brief notice promotes the Circulars Supplement in the newspaper advertising section. It emphasizes attention grabbing content and rapid printing, describing the supplement as a study in compelling notices for readers and advertisers.
Land Offer Near Linton Seeks Best Offer on Farm Quarter
Auction style notice from ARAH L. HUNGERFORD of Crawford Dawes County Nebraska seeking offers on southeast quarter of section 20 township 133 north range 77 west. Mortgage of about 800 dollars exists with five year term and buyers to assume it. Respond directly to seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Township 133
Range 77
Arah L. Hungerford
Crawford, Dawes County
Nebraska
Braddock News Highlights Local Travel and Marriage
Ira Scroggin and A N Drake visited Bismarck Wednesday evening. Mr Burnetad of Burnstad and Mr Mrs F G Glines traveled to Bismarck for a short trip. Miss Fay Doerschling’s surprise party was held as she prepares to move to the Pacific Coast with her parents. Bernard Baxter and Pauline Koenig wed at County Judge Carley’s office in Linton Braddock. they plan to live on the Baxter farm. Allen Glines returned from Montana and Canada with news of the lay of homestead prospects while Jess Erickson's plan to move remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Glines
Bismarck
McCormick
Fritz Sueltz
Aberdeen
Braddock
Erickson
George
Adolph Staak
N. P
Studebaker
O. E. Severson
DeLamere
N. D
Miss Fay Doerschling
Pacific Coast
Mayor-Oakes
Miss Fay
Carley
Linton
Bernard Baxter
Pauline Koenig
Wm. Baxter
Wm. Koenig
Baxter Farm
Allen Glines
Jess Erickson
Montana
Canada
Jess
Monk
Jesse
Dickinson
Dr. Hibbs Promoted as Bismarck’s Leading Dentist
Dr C C Hibbs is highlighted as Bismarck’s foremost dentist, emphasizing quality over cost and presenting himself as the best dental care option in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Hibbs Bismarck
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Sauer
A. L. Geil
Freinds
Kelly
St. Paul
Marquis
John Baker
Levi Wright
L. C. Malchert
C. A. Raridon
Mobridge
S. D
Maxwell
Saueressig
Bennett
Drake
S. E. Kurtz
Mesdames Saueressig
Jennie
Anna Talbott
Mr. Saueressig
Bennetts
Linton, North Dakota
Sieghardus Ponath
Steele
Opal Hageman
Alfred Johnsonbaugh
Eunice Haggard
Myrtle Raglin
Enda Green
Philipena Mitzel
Alex
Ander Hager
Anna Bickle
Clara Becht’e
Philipena Bosch
Hazel Dily
Violet Fogle
Frankie Meier
Emma Menzel
Alma Bechtle
Adam Vossler
Nyla Atha
Judith Ramey
Maria Schweitzer
Emma Pfeifer
Philippina Kelsch
Esther Klondt
Roy Rudy
Martina Hager
Charles Lang
Jessie Layton
Phillipena Bosch
Anna Backhaus
Cecil Gillespie
Edwina Wittmayer
Anna Meier
Freda Quaschnick
Stewart
Monarch
Linton Bazar
Pollock
William Cleveringa
Jennie van Beek
Menning
Gerrit van Beek
Fred Cleveringa
F.C. Walker
Adv
Ira Scroggin
A. N. Drake
Mr. Burnetad
Burnstad
John Deere
Deering
Welie and
Goons Phtrin
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