Hazelton News Roundup Details Local Happenings
Hazelton residents visit, move, or plan events. Jake Rott visits Braddock for a Hazelton stop. Tippert family welcomes a daughter. Charlie Raridon travels to Bismarck. E E Bradberg hunts and brings home a duck. Community shifts include Siebert family moving, Watkinson shopping trip, Arm strongs return from Ohio, and Carl Fischer buying a Ford in Fargo. Community events note Goose Lake duck season, Good Roads rep McCain visit, and upcoming Jewish holiday closure at Lender Store. Church dedication and local hunting trips feature, with misadventure rumor about E L Semling clarified.
Lutheran services in town to feature multiple preachers
Town pastor S Baer announces morning sermon by Ev Lathy Synod Dakota Montana district president, afternoon by Rev W Spiengeler of Burt, ND, and evening by Rev Baud in American language. Collections after each service aid Lutheran missions. Everybody welcome.
Wanted Horses for Winter Pasture Near Hazelton
Wanted notices offer winter pasture for horses within fifteen miles northwest of Hazelton North Dakota. Joe Adams lists terms: one dollar per month, good feed, wind-break trees, salt and water, with immediate intake. Rétte No. 1 filed. Kent Harding signs. Ends with Harding administration remarks on tariff bill signing.
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Hazelton
Joe Adams
Miners Death at Argonaut Shaft Fills 47 Losses
Summary of a tragic mine disaster in Jackson California where 47 miners perished after a midnight fire in the Argonaut shaft on August 27. Through gas fumes they moved along passages to bulkheads where they died, with notes later documenting the attempt to escape. Harding signs capper tariff futures bill in Washington amid broader market regulation. Bank holdup in Mentor State results in three wounded and cash stolen. Minneapolis faces closing 30 homes due to abatement actions tied to prior manufacturing offenses.
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Jackson
Cal
Argonaut
William Fessel
Fessel
John Fessel
Turk Leader Defies Britain Over Dardanelles Move
Constantinople reports Turkish nationalist forces seize Esine and threaten Kumkalesi to control the straits. British troops dig in Asiatic trenches while fleets and refugees shift as Thrace and Smyrna tensions escalate. Deportations, aid ships, and Greek promises frame a volatile regional picture.
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Constantinople
Es- Ine
Dardanelles
Kum Kalesi
Atraits
Straits
Bwlne
Smyrna
R. W. Moreman
Pomona
Calif
Thrace
Associated Press
Greek Foreign Office
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North Dakota
Hazelton Town News
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Braddock
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Charlie Raridon
Bismarck
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Andrew Siebert
Mrs. John Curry
John Watkinson
H. A. Armstrong
Ohio
Carl Fischer
Fargo
Harold Winchester
Roy Armstrong
Roy Williams Avill
Miller
Leader Store
W. J. Devany
Occident Elevator
Goose Lake
R. E.mccain
N. D. Good Roads Association
Rusco
Ellendale
Federal and Bank
F. J. Appert
Haselon
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Anton Grunefelder
Kintyre
Don Bidwell
Emmons County
South
Kalberer Boys
Ed. Tempel
Charlie Gontka
Gayton
Wengel
A. N. Drake
Minneapolis
Mr. Drake
Sibyl Kimball
Art Chamley
Frederick Place
Art Frederick
Perry Place
Dave Crimmins
Frederick
Crimmins
Matt Stramer
Long Lake
E. L. Semling
Matt
Semling
Moffit
Lem
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St. Pauls
Trinity Ev. Luth
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Reimer
Klabunde
W. F. Sauer
N. D. Rétte
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P. J. McCumber
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J. W. Fordney
Michigan
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Mentor
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Hazelton, North Dakota
Britain
Kum-Kalesi
Forsyth
Hazelton, N. D
Hazelton Lodge
Bebere Haselton
Haselton Lodge
Klabander Had Hall
C. B. Gregory
N. G
Daber
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