Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-10-22

investigate and check it before it becomes
general. Carl Nolack, who lives south
west of Eureka, lost . child three years
old. which was buried Monday, and Ave
children have died since Sept. 18th from
the same cause, which We understand is
diphtheria.
Gee. Gresnstine came up from Exeter
district the fore part of the week, and re-
mained for day or two. He thought.
Postmaster Yeater was county Judge. and
he struck him for marriage license, as
George is going to have q "hochseit"
before long. Mr.. Yeater said he could
give him permit for six months, but
couldn't guarantee it to be good, per- !,
manenty. He advised George to 20 to
Auditor Braddock and get hunting
license.
Editor Moffet, of Bismarck, is achiev.
ing fame by the barrelful. His enemies
were not content to arrest him every few
days for libel. but one of them took four
shots at him with big revolver the other
night. The fact that there was large
barn in range disturbed the aim Of the
miscreant, for he hit the barn, but missed
the editor each time. 1t looks as though
Moffet might become martyr to some
what doubtful cause before this cruel war
is over.-Minneapolis Tribune.
Ole c. Olson, of Glanavon, was in town
for couple of days this week. Ole Gays
he is going to the Klondike in the spring.
He states that q nephew of Jacob Loutz-
enhiser. with three Or four Others, includ.
ing two ladies, from Pierre. were to leave
southern Emmons last Tuesday for the
British possessions north of North:
Dakota. They will build cabin and
hunt there this winter. and push on to
the Klondike country in the spring.
Mr.. Fryklund is the name Of gentle
man who has opend a new photograph
gallery in Bismarck. The new gallery is
at the old business stand of Bismarck
Strauss, on Main street. opposite Webb
Bros store. Mr.. Fryklund comes well
recommended from ST. Paul as thor
oughly competent artist. He intends to,
make speciality of furnishing work
promptly to his patrons. We would ad-
wise Record readers who intend to have
photos taken to call on Mr. Flyklund and
get the work done before the holiday
rush begins.
The Casselton Reporter says that rail.
road valuations have been raised by re-
publican administrations, but the time 10
coming when there will be much greater
raise. The people can hardly be expected
to suffer extor,ionate freight rates and
put up for the taxes corporations should
bear their proportionate burden of.
When business enterprises or farming
does not pay sufficiently to care for the
taxes levied, they will have to go under.
The same rule-no more and no less
should apply to the great corporations.
When 1t doesn't there's injustice done ia
the many for the benefit of the few"
The Eureka Blade of Oct. l4th says
that E. P. Moore got his big bunch Of
cattle-450 head-within eight miles oi
town last night. He will ship Saturday
The cattle were purchased largely in
Logan and northern Emmons counties
and are said to be the largest bunch o1
/ three and four year old stock ever ship.
ped from this point. That the Tax
Dodger Outfit is not being patronized By
the settlers of the counties that the N. p,
Is trying to rob may be seen when It Il
considered that northern Emmons Il
E about three times as close, to the N. p. q
, 1t is TO the c., NJ & st.P. The N. p. hal
got scarcely drop of the stock ship.
l ments from Emmons and Logan counties