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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
8
Many Hazelton items record births and visits from Napoleon and Marion, with field notes on crop work and local officials. A new barber arrives from Alta Vista, two daughters born, a wind damage report, and school opening with 115 students and multiple teachers.
The Hazelton Rebekah Lodge No 102 will celebrate the 71st anniversary of said Degree Thursday evening Sept 21. All members and families are invited. A lunch will be served and a pleasant evening assured. The regular lodge meeting opens promptly at eight o'clock. members urged to attend. Dora Schanlaber, Sec'y.
The Record received a letter from Attorney H A Armstrong and Mrs Armstrong staying with their daughter Mrs Edna Garber in Ashland Ohio. He discusses a looming Emmons County political battle and plans to travel to Detroit for the Sovereign Grand Lodge I O O F before returning to push for a Northwest campaign. He notes oppressive heat locally and sends regards to friends.
Mrs Charles Edick formerly of Bismarck and an early Emmons County pioneer is reported dead in New York City. Details are sparse, noting her early residence and contributions to local community life.
A. J. Frederick will hold a farm auction at his farm section 15 135 78 about ten miles northwest of Hazelton on September 20. He has sold the farm and will sell personal property including farm machinery livestock and some household goods. Livestock includes registered or eligible Holstein cattle and Duroc Jerseys with several cows heifers and a Holstein bull. Dave Crimmins will handle the sale. Sale starts at 10 o'clock with free lunch at noon.
The Tribune notes Mrs. Charles H. Edick former Bismarck resident died at her son Willard Edick's home in Parish New York. Edick family history traces to early Emmons County and Williamsport with John R Edick once of Minneapolis and restaurant work in Eureka. The elder Edick died in Bismarck around 1904 or 1905 and was buried there.
Chicago seven representatives of the striking federated shop crafts were in Baltimore for a secret conference with railroad executives on a plan to halt the strike. John Scott of the AFL said a proposal existed but would not be outlined. If the meeting succeeds, a 90 member policy committee would be called to Chicago. Scott noted B M Jewell had not returned from the East and his whereabouts are uncertain since a government injunction against strike interference.
Washington Senator Robinson denounces government injunction against rail shopmen as unconstitutional and a violation of the Clayton act. He urges impeachment of Attorney General Doagherty and Judge Wilkerson over a Chicago strike action. Also reports Carl Hagen, an insane motorist, jailed after a fatal Minneapolis State Fair incident.
Wanted HORSES to pasture for winter. One dollar per month, good feed, wind-break trees, salt and water. Fifteen miles northwest of Hazelton. JOE ADAMS, Hazelton, N. D. Route No. 1 sep7-21 SOUTHWEST HAZELTON.
Hague continues page seven with updates on residents and businesses. Frison Brothers ordered coal from Montana and await delivery. Wm Rehill completed Sahli elevator work and heads to Minneapolis. Mrs Jundt and family relocate to Jamestown ND to start anew. Miss Simonson opens No 4 in Fra zier district. Christian Jundt enrolls in Trinity hospital nurses school. Anne Klein remains on farm. Klaudt of Aberdeen represents International Harvester Co.
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