davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morris tribune., 1897-01-06

An element asks gloatingly:
Where is that prosperity" The pa
tents of a hospital who were stricken
with death must die. When the sur
geon general takes charge he will
recommend measures for stamping
out the disease. but he cannot save
the lives of those who were killed
three years ago, but who had vitality
enough to cling to life long after re-
ceiving their fatal stab Ortonville
Journal.
Morris tribune., 1897-01-06

Twenty-three is a lucky number
for Maj. Mckinley. He will be the
twenty-third president; the regiment
to which he belonged was the twenty
third Ohio, and he will be elected by
the electoral votes Of twenty-three
states.-St. Paul Dispatch.
Morris tribune., 1897-01-06

The Glenwood Herald, alive to the
times, comes out with twelve pages
last week, including a colored write
up of Pope county. 1t makes an ele-
giant showing and is certainly deserv-
ing of the appreciation of every resi-
dent of the county.
Morris tribune., 1897-01-06

According to the complaints we
hear from different quarters it is about
time that the legislature should take
the express companies in hand and
fix their rates. They should be legis-
lated as we'll as railroads and other
corporations.
Morris tribune., 1897-01-06

The Anoka Herald celebrated New
Year with sixteen page edition con-
tanning write-up of the advantages
of the location of the fourth insane
asylum. Editor Caswell is hustler
wno will allow no hardtimes cry to
affect him.
Morris tribune., 1897-01-06

The production of gold in the
United States for 1896 was S57 900.
600, an increase of S1O,169,8OO over
1895. This puts Uncle Sam in the
lead of all other gold producing
countries.
Morris tribune., 1897-01-06

Black River Falls, Wis, has fe-
male John the Baptist" Her name
is Miss Lisa Langstad, and she is
doing almost miraculous work in
converting sinners.
Morris tribune., 1897-01-06

Civil Service Reform has been max
ing great strides during the last few
years, 1t began after long and
hard fight in President Arthur's adj
ministration and 1900 positions were
placed under civil service during his
Morris tribune., 1897-01-06

The fillibustering steamer Commo-
dore was sunk by a Spanish spy, who
will be summarily dealt with when
caught.
Morris tribune., 1897-01-06

Excuse. me-" observed the man in
spectacles, "but I am a surgeon. and
that is not where the liver is Never
you mind where his liver is, retorted
the other. eff it was in his big toe or
his left ear DeWitt's Little Early Rlsers
wonld reach it and shake it for him.
On that you can bet your gig-lamps !"
Hulburd s. Johnson.
Morris tribune., 1897-01-06

We have just got in full and COM
plete line of storm sash which we are
selling cheaper than ever before.
!. 3. J. JONES.
Morris tribune., 1897-01-06

The bursting Of banks appears to
be daily occurrence.
Morris tribune., 1897-01-06
Who wrote January |, 1896.

Gladstone, England's "Grand Old
Man." is 81 years old.
Morris tribune., 1897-01-06

LAXOL is the best medicine for chill
dren, Doctors recommend 1t in place
of Castor Oil.
Morris tribune., 1897-01-06

DR.. Harris has decided to not make
any more business trips out of town,
and can be found at his Office any
day during the month. If.
1 Hoods Pills are purely vegetable and
do not purge, pain or griLe. All drug
gists. 25c.
Morris tribune., 1897-01-06

The public debt was decreased over
S2,8OO,OOO in December.
Morris tribune., 1897-01-06

r 1896 has gone out with record OF
bank and business failures.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-23

Mrs. 5ngri aislono aisit pIue'
ittist peb Gsbsn for upsIe Tnse fiber.
9irsons Gitsrmiooaa hnuoe Bun pUret
/ Sjrten % tgrt paa bet relisiDie Nros,
ON ocr lolotes. 90 paa 8sisH bism,
par bun lnoom i'm Ggn ole Sielouos
Butlt. "a Ggnuen 10 Winuter eiisr
Tom bjcm, iaubt ban tenoe lisgenoe
beoiOilGs oso S~aUeporten. gun bIso
bdaret luo, o. 3OttOr heutet; men Der
par Sntet al glsre; ct 8lootar bar
iprerst / Sierneu, os tloll9 Snsod9
Woracu ogoe bun. Niosoe iOm par
ipot / G99eoal / Nor8e bar u Nar
gammcI; bleU | 1912 gift meb CLING
&. aislaHo, Os Z Nar iensre %uopanorece
be III Wtuste9OH Wtscuniiu; | 1854
ueointte be fig Der. vi oerss IL 8grn
leucr z; ucmli9 Mrs. Beret Burtnsis,
G~prolnno, Soma, 9trs. gtarstt gars
ion, SGIitao. Nitnn. 0trs. SussbOr9
SLeta9er, 4erlsp, Rinlr. iumt Saaten,
anuo, Singer Os Ole SieIunO i sprins
@rOOe. Qsn niOgoe bauoe en- Glare
8euner oa 8etjenOte, iOm iatte &ris
paa benoe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-23
Sra Sprins 6rooc.
Otter "Serolo"

Oct fgrite 2arer' Nigoe ipr bette 9is
itrtft aihOIoes / Sprina @rUue 9grbu9
Den 2Ooe Ipoembsr prRcis 81. l.
Nirs. ears 9. Gotten fra GAL
tab, gIiuneiOtu, bar en- Glib pHret paa
8eieg tps i'm Gattsr Mrs. 8. s..
Subniun i Caledonia. gu CT bun i
Sprius @roue.
- SIR. % Mrs. 6. q Spe sr on.
TONNE BERTH fra Sjdior, ROro Gafotn.
DIR. Spe bar iOlst no fine ajobmauos.
1uteresier beruppe og oil M bliue
Der.
9be StanoarO Gslep6One 60. pil
uoitr9tfe i'm 2inje fra Spring Grove
til 8~Iud5ammer, % 2eonin9en oil mart
pGre iarois.
2irsoag, Snsoas ps 9Orsba9
nihOIotes Der i ben nOrifsrpnnselIitsIps
tterite airte ~relisrGie SammenfOm.
ter. III 8rGiter a titieOe &roi.
8. O.. Stu6, 8aitcrerue u. q. Gaaeu
Os 6. ,. Sit ira Crosse, 81. Maaels.
jon. Sratsbsr9, s.. SsebuuS, Big Ga
nee, y. Z. SEMEN, RiceiOrO Og Ct. G.
Eyqne / gprins @rOps. 5iiteoe uar
Ogiaa en- bel Del 2GgmGup. Mpoerne
par bUer Gag soot beiegte.
&eo MteuisbsOsus &arsmpbe
beitemtes at moiisbs 10 Scrss Qono
al 3. @iiaer iii Sesrauslisspluos iur
$1,000. 9~ouohytie, or b~eliggcuoe liae
Uco &cits@ rGncicu al 8iaa9c-GOrprs
goiiuReu % CT rIit fer 2ismeOet iGrs
beIss bsleIst.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-23
Sps al Ylantelip.

6or at unoerigse ont mnaife ittt
otTuit 9o9slps peo at oirfe / en- lnn'
gere EIo tunbe uospe ben iamme Dirt,
ming paa Blanterne iOm oireite SoQpa
tU9 SObn GRAFTON tplo 8ouueplante,
al famine &rt, iom bar lIsemeset uo'
plttet, o9 pIanteoe benz peo Chen a
bperonors pna en- iaaoan Maabe, al
ier al Dem fuuoe fua iulbt Solps %
ier bare Gasstps. s OCTOBER bler
8snnerue bsitet. Us 8estsn al be
Bonner, iom life bapoe iaat Splps,
iorbOlot fig til be andre iOm 30 I'll
80. 2ette Reiultnt tunoe man poo
6orbaano ba ipruoist, men oerimOo life,
at &c life iolbelpite Bguuer / bet ipls
sence Gar, oa ale 8lanter blep bOIot
| iulot Solps, blot gap ben balpe Ssli
pg / Get iIeroe Nar bare 8lOmlter uoeu
6rugt. Gen SmitGnolebeo, at Bpm
nerue Den enc ( pmmer bapbe pRret
bsrBuet bet oirette SUQps bapoe ultian
9lort &lfOmmet iau iuust, at &ncer
oeoe uo eIter fire Mars 5orlpb.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-23
Ten faIo9ijfe Sultur

o9 oens Qloer bar faast Ell interesiant
SeIpsning giennem en- franit 9ipsns
itabsmanos lnOeriegelie at enbsl
gamle &uiner / Meippotamien. Man
bar funost Here 8aaben al Sobber,
%bppriblanot en- 2anie mep inograpes
ret Hupn at en- aunge, fom lspeoe ca.
1000 aar for Oor S~iosregnings Be-
gpnoelie. 5lere at be funOne Baden
sr Oiitnot 5 q 5000 @ar gamle.
Oct Ttal bore tonitateret, at 9obs
berOaaben unOenOtes, inben 9roncen
bar ppfunbet, bpilten Sasttdgelie ogs
iaa betr9ftes al De 5unp, man bar
giort i 2@gppten. Slere 8%ulDimptter
er funbne; men intet at oiSIe er fri
for S%nb6lanbing at Splp. 9enne
SmitGnoisbeo Iaoer ~formOoe. at Sal
oGerne ligeiau IiOt iOm 9Ggppterne
bar fprItaaet at renie 8uloet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-23
e tanoaro"s &orrcjpons
Ocut

l tor ltautinOpel prl lra pelunbrrettei
a,loe baue e~rfaret, at Sultansn paa
@runo al Seitploninser, iremiatte
bet nGpnte Slao, ON at Wubameoa'
mcrnCs bell9e Ssser par bleune iOr-
panlteOe, bar siuet Seialins til, at man
sebutt. fig ital itou e meO Sperialtel'
len al "SUuftorl S9errl", eiter aOra,
men Wtubu meOanes beulsite BOG. Se'
Ealing er bleu given / 3Orm al Ell Off.
cIel SraOe iii 0tiulitersu iOr Den o.
fsntII9e lnoerulsWlng Der munOllI9 bar
iaaet SrOre I'll uOen Spiist at lobe
mopra9e, buao Der alereOe mdatte bore
uotommet al Den ombanoleoe bellet
Spa.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-23
ut ie Hom.

8ape 8ius XI ipurste en- Sang en-
8eripu, iom par paa Guoiens hos BAN
"Spor lpn9e bar be pGret / Stomp"
gre Tiger, lso Suaret.
"Iab, oa bar De feet Som. % bpUr
lRnse bar De peret ber?" oeuote So.
pen Zig til en- aubsn 8eriou:
Are Maaneoer".
ga bar Ge beepuot at ie RUm. Ss
Be-, penbte Sauen fig til en- treble
8eriUu, "bpor lGnge far 9e p9rsi
be?"
gre Gar", iuarebe benue.
"Stba", uobrgo Gauen, "oa bar De
enouu life bs9puot at ie Gom!"
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-23

iaa baoe pGret iigrre, ON Iite 2ra'he'
baupe pGret iaa meget ioriintei.
Soltefefcn i gattsrp . par '1roelss
pelIpttet. Set fore 2ofole q pattsi
al begeiireOe 2auosm1no. iom btllie
@anisn mso euoelss Subel os llu9te
bpert Orb al bans forte % laroeles
beloi9e Gale.
gilt ipoer pan, at Baufetten ! auoi'
tprium ben 27oe Npuember osida rll
blipe til Sre babe iOr HoromRnoene
o. SRosrsglei.en. Der er enonu Ao'
gang til at meloe fig til 2eltaselIe.
Dien bet ber lie ~iuareit mulig.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-23
0ecDrab Dg Smegl.
b Gniro @olb tom nplio tiIbaQs
Zen 22or gaopembsr 1897.

- Cling Dob Tom rplig tiIbage
fra en- l1natre 9ur OBJ til Seoils Gate
"a andre 0iitritter / Roros0dtota
og noroIigs MiunsIota, bOor ban baDs
be aoftiaige 6oryetHingsr at iaa afs
aiort.
- EetOrub Msuiqhsbs 9birosiores
ming bill ct Bar Tiger for Sui fua
iitaro en- Gociubls. Miooae % Cup
per Isrperss. Snotrgtsrrs saar til
gFbetalins paa 8jsIben pau greites
qoarosn. lib og Stso nil ienere
bIiOe beiicnOtgiort.
49, Jraut QrnoIo, iom er nntldget
for at babs mproet 8. .. OuHp /
Dauton, bar faaet gebunolin9en at
in Gag ubiat til Rststerminen ! ga
nuor. 6an bar / IGngers Sio OGret
pda TriFoo mob 9autiou, men ban liz
Der of 2nring, 'ua Der er Tibet Saab
ON, at ban fan IeOe lGnge. San sr nu
foa ibua, at ban mao bOIoe fig irocus
oers beIe 5iOen.
- Souq 5Ormiobag tnuites et toits
BART Spsil9las / 8runt e Pormans
Qpotbet. Gn 6eft, fom itoo uocnfor
@potbstst, gneo I'm Sob mob llbrmas
ger 0oDnits Stilt. Ssrnrsrst brRte
isoes at. % Stiltst folbt mob Spell
1~Iosfct, 'om gtt i't0tter, o9 en- Del al
be ourhifuIoe GjeuItuUoe inbsnfor
soc!agoes oaIaa. Stabsr unTIoues til
Opsr 500. Spcil9IasIs, par asIures
ret.
- 81. SuI auaie % 6uitru tcm /
2srbags tiIba9s ira ct 3 Muuneoers
bog tn Son, paitOr 8. s.
QuaIe I OrforopiGIe og tiIgrpnoienoe
Renigbeoer / Wistor'in. De baobe
Der haDt ct rigtigt bp9gsli9t og oplis
osnoe Sommsropbolb, men. nuar man
Tom be / 40 4dr bar bdot lin 9jems
itupn pou fin pr1gtige 5drm / Wtns
Gourtp, oa ital man life unz
orss ooer, at be npiten ION Born gl9s
oeoe iig, oa be fra Srpnet iuu, at be
after par lige inoe / DEBORAH,
- 5rsOos often ben 3bie Dec. Dil
Srs@sIonot Yrof. Rasmus 3. &noers
ION bolbs et 5oreordg / Gole9ets
8pmnuititIotule til Snot99t for Stz
bliotbetet peo MuI9st. Sbsmaet er:
Qmericd oiscoupereo By the Scanoiz
nooians in the 10th Gsnturp." Qrpf.
er en- al - for life at Iige
ben fsrite 9rubuent fra 2utber Gols
lege. Oct er at baabs, at DEBORAH og
Oms9u bill puuitjsnne benue 2utber
Colleges bsremte Ssns Sfers pg
1ienitOiuigbeo peb at msoe talrigt
frem. qbgansspriien er fun 20 Gts.
- 2srbag often / inoeparenoe
llse feires i Siour SAILS ct nOtabelt
grpuup, ibet MiIs GQen Strem,
npitGloite Batter al afosoe 5eooor
Strsb, "Gtto"s tibligere Sorretningss
ferer, peb 9aitor 8se Ital pies til s.
&. 8ratruo at 5irmast Spen'on &
8ratrub beritsbs. Saapel Srub Iom
9ruogom bar en- uoItratt Sennetrebs
her / 2anoet. Wr, 8ratruo ttlbgrer
en- gammsI 9ioneeril9gt mso Sopeos
i9oe / Spring @alsp, Minn., bpor
bans 6aosr, Der Here 8unge bar pGs
ret Meolem al Winnefotas 2egislatur,
fremoeles bpr. Selp flnttebe 6. 9.
nDlis bib fra 8rpant, SamIin Co.,
g. DAT, bbpr ban orep fer't Sjsbs
manbSforrstning, ijoen gunt. Brit
BEN bar iouOeI inoen muiital'te Girtler
/ Siour Sails peo i'm putre Stemme
Ipm eGlers peo fine tpinoelige 9poer
puuoet manages Sjerter. "Gtto snitcr
9orret ct luugt % lptteligt SamItp.
"Spo 0utpta Gtto."
r. Dtt - ID -. X.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-23
so Wiaiarocr SGnoniffer.

Gn Statiiiiter bar mUrst fig mso at
uorsgne, bupr mango SGrSitltter Der
funoe fabritsres al Stiluoi Jet omtrins
ben me 9Omfirte i Srrliu. ri en- Su.
bitmeter SrG fan Der pmtrsnt lapes
2 Milioner SRnoiitfer, % Omtreni
20 GRnOfitfer fan iplpe Ell 9G tc. "a
Der III III Get iuIOitruoige StiQaos
on 9omtlrfeH Hal anpenDeS $4,000
aubifmeter Gre, ton Der inaleoes al
oenns 5rGmen9oe iabriterss so Wiais
arOcr 3Guof,tter, iom ullOe iDIOs 7l4,.
276,OlO 3enohit0lter.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-23
sober &c al 1u0fg

Nois lan CT, uEr Od filter paa at itaFe Sem
Ell n De Hgsie % imItteite Two Steps /"
lem i'Hoes UuiortiOeH. Seno 10 Gcnts
ssh eLer Clamps for 4oiporto iii In
]oeriegneoc, os Ec crboloer Ct G5emg!ou al
Big Four Two-Step.
tGiryt aonooluteu ''Two-Step".) &tcpey,
labor ocHHc gtaiit, Der er regular SOC gtptcs
gtEitt, hi oeHHs utrolia btligs 9rls ior at
aoertere % prspe, gOao be ioritieajgs Wi.
ie. CT ioHi opertereHoc Wcoier.
y. {. " cGormid,
Passenger franc Manager Big Bour Route,
Cincinnati, Cblo.
RGrH "ZccersB Soften, naar &c itripsr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-23
Opilust at 5oroen
Stationen Hosel | aanIas io,,,.
oer ! Sorbens Sgb.
site noen Cine.

Sarneo, ads., lSoe Rob. p,yE
Standardization paa Setmur.b,,,sS
al @t6iion, Sppeta C Sonto I, MI
men bleD iibits Rat opflugt at 9p,,.{
os ibug er Der en- msrt, itiQefos,IE
bpb 9anbpsl, bpor for IL Sim,r MI
fob en- Statipnsbpsning, en- au,,s1E
pator os Here Smuabuie.
9enne forbuuienbe QoturforssE
b9nbte / Hattens 2sb. StatiOrsL,1k
ningsn itob Der ST. s i9aoroftss Il,
I9npanlig, efterat bet peitcoo,nI
6.30z2pg bar paSieret, Og Der IA,
tet Sesn til no9en foreituuenOe u5s
pa Stationsagenten begab fla NJ
9jem, Tom ligger en- Mtils @ei BERN
!Sunoreber at WenneIter par N
Stueplabisn ibu9. Sopr Stotiurs
Suis fob, er Der nu ct baloanosn al
fort, aflanet Sul meb uispne, nail
lobrette 9pgge, pg fplot inotil 70 N
fra &anten meo fort 9ano, tiIinna
benbe Itineitaasnbe. De lGnQie d
ner, man bibtil bar fret neo, bar
ndaet 9unOen. S~r9ftpttsr % Stea
'pm bar p9ret taitet nebi, er Iuo,t \
afipne ipm at en- m9stig ~llnOerfyn
uagtet 9anbets SperfIape bar ct d
li9t uoieenbe.
Sntet Msnneifelip gift tabt.
Spr omtring 10 Iar iioen bSra
nooet li9nenoe / Meao Gountn, aa
oa en- Settion 2anb en- Not ~ioriparI
paa famine Maabe og efterIOD e iss
genbe 9pb. 5anomenet bar iua
talot en- 5ormopning ON en- for n
b~erjorpiIt 5lob eQer e., Der unSa
graper bet peitlige aunius.
Carmel, lobe Hop. - SQiaa III
bar en- MGngbe Wenneiter Oprst :.
peo Rosel Station for at b,trs-i
Smp9ltuingen oeruoe og Hue neO ID
bunolgie 0pb. Somme tror, at 3a|
ben er iuntst nso / en- umaaoeIis I'd
Sule; andre tror, at Sullet er benz
fet peo en- unosriproiit 5orgrenins
Mntan'as Hiper, Der MI for fNh|
Gang paa oper ct 4ar goQr oP
9repoerne paa bette Steo og trgs
meb at ppsripsmme 2aplGnott ID
flere Steoer.
Stat~ipnsassnt 8arper brig tisl
ioasmorges op at 0pbet en- bljn0 ~
Won peb 10, at Siite, ION leper 10
oerioroiTfe 9anbe, mangler Zine, ri
peltben forbi be pei life bar Brig d
Dem. Sq at Der MI er 1lr1ott p!lNs|
SiIte Der. befGiter Sbeprien or en- M
oerioroif Srtsm slsr Ss. llhHz|
0aoen faces pper ct Snes MGnH 4
@utter at latte uo fine 5i'teIinr
Saab ON at fungs Here. Oct Ipttta|
oa osIaa at faa TO andre paa &rogs|
De tire Tiits er al en- batter 6drOs 4
be manglsr Stjpl iaapeliom 2tE|
Stisnt Der blep siort Sorirg meo d
flags 4sn, bill bog 5iIten itte M
pud; be tire, iom buleoes pp, bar t-|
tilf9loigpis TONNE for Nor Srosr|
mso fine GialIer pg fanssoes paa VI
Madoe.
Wr. 8urpsr ienote fit Grempldr Y
Chancellor Snptp peb S~tatsunicstr
tstet. % en- at be andre TO blso tjIti-s
Statens 5~iItetommisI9r.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-23
aautas GiiS a~paemartes.
Ct. nrnis a-nnnmnrfrn-
IRIS. Duncan & @aD,
2an0lR9er, Ian treHes /:

"0"F "" 'EWTN~
@r1Ho WcaootU, y inn, 17oe pq ISoe Npp
>tspnrtpllle, gttan., 1915 % 2Ooe Mop.
8leGlGHt @rUoe, yiiHH. 220e Ga 23oe g}pp
GAair,c!o, NtIaH., 24oe o. 2j0e 9luu.
ganesboro, gtlHr-.. 2Goe % 27oe Iop.
9ouitoH, gtIHH, 29oc % Tote 9tou.
SGHocr tIGfte5 UocH Smeytc. Ilt FIR
bClDe A|aranierGE.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-23

gi bar mootaast SnmaTinm "SlisusrEr'
% preoet Den, c9 D. er iao sobttlI refs no
Ten, ipm ON ben baooe ioifst $50. I'll
lite unolaoe at gIsre alt, hoao pt Tan, !"
Waitrucns llobreoelie. Tsrast 60 GGl
Sar en- Vetcrson, WautTtp. W,rL
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-23
NDe NbDnuenter,

Der betaler 81 % for ct 9(ar /
Sorltuo, oil Iaa SlaOet ira I'LL
al ps inotil Hptaar 1899.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-23

otto q. Miffelien al gWanIatee 60.
er reiit tit GentrGlia, gSls, bcUr han bar
AuiGttelie / 3oguiOn, @ill e Cos Glotbmg
SepartmCEt.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-23

Set CT III en- Waouco. iJteu ic9 moptoa
Spmnitlnen "NnsuenuGu," % uI nur prpptt
ocu Min 0uitru Tiger. at Den arbcloer no
marict, o. ri er OellIlireos meo Den. 6ras,
sl.25. Sipert J, Slaa, GberercmbEs
q Dat
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-23

NorOmGnoenes Moota9elie al Dor
berDmte SauosmanO Dol i bet Sele bel.
lpttet. 9an bauoe aaercoe paa 6Ors
baanO ianct ct ituut Suotrpf al Nurp.
menOene / GricusO, iost 6. 81. Mats
ion oar ben iprite, Tom mpote BAN
pHa Seien iOr at bpos bam %pelfommen.
SanaiOrtnin9crue oiOroe fine Sagcr
0oOt bonoe pao Statiouen % i Sluoi.
forum. Yrpces iiunen tunOs BABE pr.
ret itsrrs, eno ben bar, % pilbe o..
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-12-10
~PrRFEcT1on ~ QyAlJTY~ r,oOERH1lou IN PRICE
CALUMET PsxnEa PSx!HS
-NoNE-SOGOoD-
-N0NE-SO;GOOD-

to get its supply from these four states.
The high-water mark of the season so far,
in price, was Sept. Is, but the demand is
so heavy and increasing 90 rapidly that
it is safe to say the price will increase
from 20 to 40 per cent during the winter.
Every potato that will be of merchantable
quality will be needed, and the farmers
can dispose Of all that they have. A
fact which has never occurred before is
that the New England states are drawing
heavily upon Minnesota for their supply.
Potatoes have been shipped from Mime
apolis to every state in the union, and to
almost every city. They go by the train
load to Chicago, Memphis, Cincinnati,
st. Louis and even into Florida. Many
carloads have been shipped to Boston,
which has never before been forced to call
upon the west for its supply. A fair con-
ception of the vast movement is the fact
that one railroad has brought into the
city an average of trainload per day
since the season begun. An army of men
are in the country buying, and the whole.
sale dealers, who are ovcrrun with orders,
are reaping harvest"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-12-10
Tho Governor Not te blame.


The Plaindealer publishes an excellent
likeness of Hon. VIM. Bulge, says the
Wahpeton Globe, and-gives short sketch
of his life. Mr.. Bulge might have been
governor of this state but for the false
impression that 1t is the governors duty
to enforce the prohibition law, and that
he would notdoit. just b ow the governor
can enforce that law, no one seems TO
know. The governor doesn't control
sheriffs. witnesses, juries, states at
torneys, courts, ETC., at will. 1t is no
part of his duty to make of himself de-
tective to smell around questionable
places. nor can he take club in his hand
and drive "pigs'' out of their dirty holes
into jails. The enforcement of the pro
hibition as we'll as other laws rests with
the people entirely, through the election
of sheriffs, states attorneys, aud the
selection of honest jurors. One great
difficulty in the trial of liquor cases is to
get reputable men to testify against per-
sons charged with selling liquor. Few
men will do it unless forced. States at
torneys find that they must depend large
ly upon the testimony of men hired to
secure evidence, and experience has
proven that purchased evidence or "spot.
ter" testimony is apt to be weak. In
Ricbland county professional spoilers
have proved to be more corrupt and
dangerous criminals than the men they
were hired to convict.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-12-10

A MATTER in connec' ion with the Spicer
murder cases that has never b-en ex
plaincd is the failure of the authorities of
Emmons county to promptly bring the
cases to ,rial.-Grand Forks Herald.
The Herald should furnish diagram
Of the above paragraph. Coudotte and
Defender were promptly tried. There
was no need of trying H"ly.rack and
Ireland, 40 they had confessed. There
was no danger of them denying their con.
fessions and pleading mot guilty." and
there was in their cases plenty Of
evidence, besides their confessions, to
convict. The idea was to sentence them
after they had been used at witnesses
As to Blackhawk, there was belief that,
morally, he was as guilty as any of the
others. But the legal evidence against
him was reported to be slender, and it
was hoped that something more direct
would come out in the trials. We do
not see that any explanation is needed, as
suggested by the Herald.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-12-10
The Grand Forks Herald, the Bismarci

THE Grand Forks Herald, the Bismarck
Settler and few other 80 called republi-
can papers take delight in roasting re-
publican leaders, both state and national.
But there must be leaders in every organ
ization. Would it be different if Win
ship, Allin and their friends were the lead.
ers in the next campaigni Wouldn't
they constitute "the machine" just the
same? Were the republicans Of Grand
Forks the machine when they gave VIM.
Bulge such an Endorsement for governor
as few men are ever 80 fortunate as to
receive from their home city? Or were
Winship and those who succeeded in de-
feating Bulge the nachine1 Was Win
ship right and the rest of his townsmen
wrong in the Bulge fght2 Mr.. Winship
ought to know that the people of this
state are pretty bright. and that the
senseless cry of "machine" by ex-off1ce.
holders and their friends cuts practically
no figure at this late day. 1t is such
venerable and hoary- headed chestnut that
its use by the Herald and the Settler emily
makes folks laugh. The men who lead
the party in this state next year will be
the party machine, whether the chief
general be Winship, Cooper, or some one
else. The East Grand Forks Courier hits
the nail on the head in the following
paragraph:
$50 long as politics and partisanship
shall be linked; 80 long as men cherish
political ambitions-there will be ma
chimes, SO called. One man or another,
this set of men or that, may direct and
shape preliminarics and compass nomina-
tions, hut it will be so only because Of
their strength as politicians, their guesses
as strategists, managers. manipulators-
call it what you will The successful
group, clique or partnership will always.
sooner Or later, be derlsivcly called 'the
machine" by the other fellows. They
might be angels, but that would not
change the case whit"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-12-10
REGARDING Es.rays.

The laws of this state governing the
disposition OF estrays taken up is laid
down in section 1872 of the Revised
Codes of North Dakota, as follows:
each person taking up an estray horse.
mare, cat, mule. ass or any neat cattle.
sheep, hog or goat shall within fifteen
days thereafter give notice of the finding
and taking up of such animal. by publish.
ing notice three times in weekly news.
paper, il there be such paper published
in the county; il not, in the nearest news.
paper, which advertisement shall give 9
description of such estray and the mark,
and brands thereon. Any person taking
up property as herein provided who fails
to advertise as aforesaid shall be guilty OF
a misdemeanor."
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-12-10

AND now Br'er Packard has began
"scrapping'' with the Mnndan school
ma a'ams, and, because he couldn't fire one
or two Of 'em, he resigned as member
of the school board. The sorrel-topped
giasticutis Of the swamp seems to have
plenty Of troubles of his own, and perhaps
he won't hereafter have so much leisure
in which to score editors who believe
that the Northern Pacific should pay lta
taxes, just as we'll as the settlers.