Hazelton Happenings and Local Moves in Late August
Local notes from Hazelton and nearby towns report visits by N I Roop and K E Sherman to Bismarck, new hires at Farmers' Union Elevator, and Amos Appert returning from Cleveland. Several residents travel to Braddock and Minneapolis, while C A Radidon plans a Maxwell purchase for the joy riders battalion. A tragic accident: infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Schiermeister drowns in a stock tank.
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Fred Schiermeister
Journal
Hazelton
N. D
Braddock Brevities and Local Notes Aug 20
Geo Sempel visited Merricourt this week. A nine pound boy born to Mr and Mrs August Benz on Monday. Wayne Baxter travels to Mandan to visit Dr and Mrs Larabee. Mr and Mrs Oberg and family busy with trip to Bismarck last Tuesday. Allen family and daughter Lucile depart for California via Portland and exposition. Hannawalt and Mrs Armstrong join Mr Armstrong returning from Minneapolis. Church crowd hears Rev Hammond urge cleaning evil to mold town for safer childhood. Ed Van Dyne of Washburn to lead Braddock Farmers Elevator. lumber arriving daily. grain ready in about two weeks. Hazelton editor Colburn visited Braddock. Ed Savage buys post office corner lot and adjoining north lot from J R Wirth. plans remodeling as residence. Hunter license blanks mailed to Banks counties. fill forms and mail with $1 to county auditor to receive licenses by return mail. Shooting season details listed: Prairie Chickens Grouse Snipe Plover Sept 7 to Nov 1. Ducks Geese Brant Sept 7 to Dec 1. bag limits per day.
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Oberg
Bismarck
Allen
Lucile
California
Portland
Exposition
Harvest News From The County Jubilee
The harvest shows a banner year with uncertain returns while rust affected late wheat. Bridges over Four Mile and Porcupine creeks bring a crew and horses across the river this week as steel is expected soon. Frank Kiske Sunday escorted Miss Susie Adams from Pollock with Mrs. Colville accompanying their return.
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Four Mile
Porcupine
Frank Kiske
Susie Adams
Mrs. Colville
Pollock
Local farmers upbeat on crop prospects and weather report
The district reports a favorable harvest outlook with flax and hay yielding well and wheat expected to be good despite price declines. Corn has advanced strongly and North Dakota, especially Emmons County, looks promising for farmers. Debts may ease as the season ends and spirits rise countywide.
Ft. Yates Facts Sioux County Pioneer Event
Aug 27 Sioux County notes include Jos Huse and mother attending church from Selfridge, States Attorney Johnson on a trip to Linton, Levi Henderson and Dick Umber visiting A A Ostrum home, ten musicians engaged from McIntosh Linton and Pollock for Standing Rock Indian band, John Olmsted Roy Bales and Jake Weil visiting from Pollock for Saturday horse sale at the fair grounds. Don Bidwell the Hazelton contractor recently awarded.
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Jos. Huse
Mother
Selfridge
Johnson
Linton
Levi Henderson
Dick Umber
A. A. Ostrum
McIntosh
Pollock
Standing Rock
John Olmsted
Roy Bales
Jake Weil
River boats bring lumber and grain house plans to Emmons county
Frank Fiske confirms Benton Packet Company will deliver lumber for two grain houses to be built on the east side of the Missouri river opposite Can nonball and on the John O Flynn place north of Winona. The new structures will aid farmers 25 to 200 miles from railroads and boost future grain production. The Benton Packet Company, owned by Capt. I. P. Baker, operates upper Missouri river boats and yards stocked with elevators, lumber and implements.
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Frank Fiske
Benton Packet Company
Bismarck
Missouri River
Cannonball
John O'Flynn
Winona
Emmons
Fort Yates
Hokanson-Turner Company
Why Not a Trail Link Between Yellowstone and Red Trails
The Linton Record suggests creating an independent trail from Selby through Mound City Herreid Strasburg Linton to Bismarck joining the Yellowstone and Red Trails. It argues the crossroad would draw auto travelers and boost towns on the route with joint promotion from trail groups.
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Herreid Picayune
Linton Record
Milwaukee
N. P
Selby
Mound City
Herreid
Strasburg
Linton
Bismarck
Yellowstone
Red Trail
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Republican
R. K. Batver
Braddock
N. I. Roop
K. E. Sherman
Lester Briggle
Archie Frederick
Farmers’ Union
Amelia Appert
Cleveland
N.D
A. E. Klabunde
H. A. Armstrong
Twin Cities
Floyd Corwin
Miles City
Mont
J. J. Hill
Millicent Colburn
Mary Graham
Montana
C. A. Raridon
Joy Riders
Entre Nous Club
Snyder Home
Jos. Healy
Geo. Zirbes
Fred Asch
Ed. Beitel
Spacher’s
Main Street
F. J. Bauer
Minn
Mr. Bauer
H. O. Batzer
J. F. Sabraw
Mr. Batzer
John Zirnhelt
Geo. Sempel
Merricourt
August Benz
Wayne Baxter
Mandan
Dr. and Mrs. Larabee
Colburn
Our City Sunday
Ed. Savage
J. R. Wirth
Hunter
Linton, North Dakota
Royal Patent
Linton Bazar
North Dakota
Emmons County
Fiske
Dale
Wilkinson
Harris
Mr. Fiske
The
W. E. Petrie
Town
Ft. Yates
Sioux County
Don Bidwell
Ortonville
J. W.campbell
Fargo
Mitchell
Lenhart
Linton Cash Store
White House
Maxine
Buster Brown
Boni PH Trie