Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-05-24
sl.5o PER YEAR. IN ADVANCE.

DeGraff call when you are in Bis.
marck and look over his stock 1t will
repay you If you wish 10 buy anything IN
the line Of boots and shoes, gents
furnishings, etc.
Grand Forks Herald: 1t is rumored
that Atty. Gen. Cowan will hold
the county auditors roped in by Leonard
responsible for the amounts he secured
by the fraud. The law requires claimants
for wolf bounties shall produce the head
and ears, while the bounties were paid
to Leonard on scalps only.
Grand Forks Herald: Some one said:
Don't let the grass grow under your
feet" But how can you help it in
North Dakota this year North Dakota
wheat fields are carpet of green" to-
day. The objurgation to Coxey to
Keep of the grass would necessitate
the purchase of balloon.
Forum: Whenever you find a metro.
politan daily "hollering" for honest
money" and "gold" you will find its
owners are either money kings-or be-
hind the mortgages on the plant. It's
the honest parers-too poor to carry
mortgage that live close to the people
and in touch with the great masses that
"dare to be Daniels"
Grand Forks Plaindealer: 1t is a mat
ter of much pride to the citizens of
Grand Forks to see the wooden mills
making such encouraging progress, and
receiving so much hearty support and
endorsement from the people, especially
the farmers of the state. The enterprise
IS yet young, but we'll established, and
will continue to grow in size and service
and popular favor.
Lakota Horsld: Wheat is advancing
rapidly III price. and there are some in
dicattons that it will reach close to e
dollar bushel before the next crop is
marketed; but, should this be the case,
the rise will be but temporary. No matter
how high the price may 20 for the time
being. our farmers should be thankful
that they have in fewer acres of wheat
and more corn and fax than ever before
In the Benz case. the Record learns
that the man who is now states attorney
of Emmons county because no other at
torney would take the place succeeded
in getting citizen who was called for
Jury duty thrown out because for some
months he had been working at Standing
Rock agency. Yet the citizen is bona
fide resident Of this county, votes here
and nowhere else, and Is full citizen of
the county III every sense of the word
DR.. Muench, the popular Emmonsburg
physician, has the irrigation plant bought
from and put up by Frank Jaszkowiak
in operation. The water is pumped by
an eight-foot wind mill, and the pump
throws stream, rs Frank says, like a
large sprlng." The plant was put up for
the purpose Of making some experiments.
The doctor intends to run water over
some of his land next winter, and form
a coat of ice Of considerable thickness,
which, thawing In the spring, will give
the soil a good supply of moisture.
In few civil cases since the district
court was established in Emmons county
khave the fees Of the clerk been paid, but
"stand.offs" have been the rule. The
wiqner in litigation don't have to- pay,
and the loser generally feels IN no mood
for paying. Therefore, the aforesaid
clerk desires to give notice that he will
not hereafter file paper or put case on
the docket, issue a subpoena or do ahy
other work in civil case until his fees
are paid. Justices, constables and other
officers, as we'll as witnesses. would do
we'll to get their fees in advance, If they
eyer expect to get them.
Rev. Thomas Ryan, secretary ,of the
diocese of Jamestown, sends cut from
Fargo the following circular regarding
the convention of Catholic ldynen of The
state to be held at Fargo on May ',
and Both: 'The committee on transpt
tion have secured from the Northern
cific, the Great Northern and the ChicA
Milwaukee and st. Parl railroads rates
fare and fifth. Pfrtles attending the
convention will purchase a one.way
ticket at the starting.polnt, not more
than three days prior to the opening
date. They must see that they get re-
eeipt therefor on form of speclal-ticket
receipt, and certificate, with which all
agents are provided. These receipts,
when presented at tie various depots in
Fargo, will cntitle the holder to the ffth-
fare rate home. Hotel rates will be 81 q
day.
See These Prices.
The following, are prices on some Of
the staple articles of consumption at