Local Community Notes and Family Events in Hazelton Area
Correspondence recalls visits and gatherings with Foell Hamilton Nelsons and local residents in Hazelton and surrounding towns. The piece lists anniversaries, travel to South Dakota and Minnesota, shipping association efforts, bank funding efforts in the league, poultry theft, winters plans, new hires, births, and local business moves including a barber shop and Grace Drug Company relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fischer
Canada
Ed Miller
Linton
Bismarck
Hague
Grace Drug Company
Muenz
Zeeland
Boyer
Blanche Schneider
Diggins
Coal shipments speed from Pollock and DeBoer yard
A carload of hard coal reached Lou Dornbush Friday night and two cars of 30 ft coal sold out by DeBoer I. & G. Co. Monday morning. The piece notes possible fuel shortages if a miners strike occurs, with Westfield resident Seymour visiting from Massachusetts and recalling land he bought in 1884 eight miles north of Pollock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Dornbush
DeBoer I. & G. Co
Northwest
Mr. Seymour
Westfield
Massachusetts
Pollock
J. J. Brokofsky
Linton
Naaden
Flo McDonald
Selden Tracy
Braddock
Tarcy
Tom Kieffer
Omaha
Tom
St. Paul
Sioux City
Parole Hearing for Cecil Pennington and Local Notices
The Record summarizes new legal notices from the league paper including a parole hearing at the penitentiary for Cecil Pennington convicted of manslaughter on Dec 14, 1918. Also listed are a city ordinance creating a Park District in Linton and a Notice to Creditors for Joseph Holzer estate with four months to exhibit vouchers to Mary Holzer or Chas. Coventry. First publication Oct 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinton
League
Emmons County
Cecil Pennington
Park District
City of
Linton
Joseph Holzer
Mary Holzer
Chas
Coventry
Five Bank Bandits Captured Near Sioux City
Five bandits who held up the Westfield state bank near Sioux City surrendered after police blocked the road. Loot totaling $4,500 was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
Westfield
Therefore is Public Energy
A brief quotation attributes Uncle Eben remark about a man who talks too much and wastes his own time. The line notes the man seeks a large audience to stop work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Eben
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Beaver Valley Motor Company
Linton, North Dakota
Highland
Fred Foell
Bob Hamilton
Clarence Nelson
Bill Nelson
South Dakota
W. A. Beastrom
L. H. Harwood
E. O. Beastrom
Clarence Benson
Alex McCulley
Mr. Oster
Hazelton
Republican
C. A. Ward
E. P. Kurtz
T. E. Shea
Fargo
C. A
L. C. Malchert
Almira Robinson
Minnesota
Ohio
H. D. Smith
S. Mauk
Te Moffit Country
Carl Fischer
Strasburg
Wendelin Fischer
Margaret Lipp
RED Cross
Lin
Fred Pfeifer
Linton, N. D
STONE
Fisk Strasburg Auto Co
Northwestern Motor Co
Hague Auto Co
Herreid Auto Co
Herreid