Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-01-25

COmrade =. NJ Hayes, tile new
Methodist minister assigned " lin.
ton, arrived last week aud l,eld VET.
sIccs Sunday. lie came from Peoris,
IN. Mt Hayes vas soldier In the
civil war, serving 10 the 18th lIIinois
Infantry. lie Is al eloquen, and I'm.
presSive speaker
why Is everything ~, quiet In the
batcAve ast 10 tive connection of Pat.
terSon'a nominee for states attnr.
ney with the late unpleaA4ntness
down the tne:' II wxsn', =. when
tse",uc Lynn wA~ stxte's sttovney.
Perhaps there viii l,e developments.
later. that will break the silence.
Attorney Lynn showed the writer,
the other day, = piece of the white
clay found "n his tA.m weet os town.
The Clay had been nred. II shows =
9ud polish. such ~ Is seen in tho bet.
ter grades of csrttlenwsre. NJ L..
Intends to send so,ne of the clay to =
pottery and have u properly tested.
Ow'ng to this .uuuth being the
banner January In Tive matter Vt work
10 the register ~ desds Once, Aln
Lucy Shier snd Mis- Annx Talbot are
both doina clerical york iu that once
Both of the young lsdiss are thor
oughly competent and alsxys cour.
tsous aud oblisi0g TO patroa~ of tho
once.
Tho n. T.. hss had considerable
trouble ttyiag to keep tho Linton
branch Open during tbs last week.
The rotary suow.plow has l,een here
twice. The railway psople. however.
seem tO 10 doIus theit bNt Z, run
trains regularly. Snow on tho love,
70 deep, aud. tf,ere having bsen con.
siderable wind. the snow l,ss blown
into the big cuts aud caused much
delay In the running Of trains.
OU Monday. Jan. a,th, the MI.
wxukee Railways ''Good-Ssed Train"
Will leave Minneapolis. The train
Will 6e OH The Rad eight days, ana
st1ty.thrse lectures will be delivered
BY the agricultursl.collcge profsaaon
on the train. The Itinerary of the
train will include the Aberdeen. Edge.
y branch ana Alss the branch 10 l.in.
ton. THE train will be In Linton. u
nothing nttervenes 70 break the sched.
ule. Feb. "a.
lt y not only smusiuy 70 The Bic.
0asek edition., but 90 I'll othses Who
know the cause, TO ssad Daldy 0ourD
abuAe Of Natjonl Opmmteteemau ~
Kenxie. When Bsldy wss after ~
game wardenship be ives the mose pr.
ststent bore that Gov. HsYles had %
do With. lie hsuutsd tho sovernor'e
once early and often. and Il WA sai1
by aOms that % night ~ slept % the
mat " tl,e front doOr % tile guher.
nat0riat mansion. IL wss something
provocative OF laughter % SO hia,
viii, hts little piSeon.toed wAddIs fol.
lowing the long strides OF McKs0ste,
wherever tile latter vent. And INV
he'sx ''reforMev." Ugh:
lssldy roasts StseetDr In hts paper
hecxllee the lstter runs competitive
Newspaper. That's al right, because
the old Chap t.As paper And can talk
back. Nov that Charles Ii IN Ah-
stracter. I've roasts westllerby In his
paper, becauss westi.erby, too. 70 10 ,
competitive businsss Hut weatherby
ilasn't papsr through which to talk
back. That's wrong. Wonder u
Baldy u roast 10 his paper nest summer
the farmers who raise garden sxss for
snle III coinpetition with himy It's .
gre,t thing for y great man 70 have Y
newspaper. even " he " neither
printer nor writer. runs II for spite,
and losss uH,nsy M the sheet right
along.
There wAs III explosion down IL
the bstcave Que sight last week.
There is compressor there out Ut
which u stated intesvxls Charley
pumps hot sir into EditOr Billy, to BE
used IN the lstter's brilliant editorial
e6usions II VAS ~ hrst supposed
that the compressor. tho editor and
the pumpev had All three simuitsns-
ously exploded. But II developed.
later, that the blow.up pertained %
the new gasoline lighting plant; that
the only dam see ~es 20 the globes and
.nsn ties; and that few d0llose would
cOves the loss. IL 10 thought BY some
that Lynn and Wsstt,erby stuffed
dynamite CARTRIDGES into the 90
pipes mot Bsldy and Hil!y. hut tbs
metal gss-pipes
gseseyo1 Tive esesses.
Left my place, On n. l3o.7s. in April.