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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-31

J.. &. Rocks. clerk of district court
OF the free and independent borough
OF Emnons and chairman VI the dem
ocratic county committee made trip
TO the north country Monday. He
probably went up to Braddock to ex-
plain to the democrats up there how
1t happened that he went back on the
democratic nominee for the legisla-
ture in 1902 and worked early and late
for the political turn coat. C. A Pat
tesop. for that position. Peter is
quite foxy politician, and he cannot
be blamed for again trying to pull the
wool over the eyes OF the voters OF
both parties BY playing both ends
against the middle ina political sense
he has succeeded in keeping himself In
office eight Years as democrat in a
strongly republican county But We
believe. II he will look closely at the
conditions existing at the present
time. he vii see the hand writing on
the political wall. The republican
majority in this county is too large.
nov. for The Patterson Armstrong
Rocks Cleveringa Van Beck comb.
nation I. again put Mr. Rock in Of
nee. especially as the republican can
dldate Is ready and willing TO drop all
other business and. If elected. attend
TO the duties o! the oltice during busi-
ness hours The salary and fees OF the
clerk OF the district court nov amount
TO about a Thousand dollars a wear
The salary is high enough to paw a
man 10 attend to the duties OF the
ONCE and CUT ont all side lines PEG
pie who have business at the clerks
ONCE are getting tired of frequently
having 10 hunt around town after the
clerk whenever they want To inspect
the records or d. other business at the
CLERK 5 office.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-31

SOME Of the Muckrake leaders OF
the state are getting pretty low down
when they attempt TO discredit Gov
Sxrles with the farmers because he is
. banker. Until such leaders can con
vince people that banks and bankers
are not necessity even Of village
prosperity and convenience at least.
in the energetic, prosperous New
Northwest-such leaders will make
little Roadway in antsgonizing man
for the highest Office within the gift
of the state especially when that
man had made such an honest and up
right record as governor that the only
cry the Outs can make against him
is Machine" coupled with the init
nation that because he is Il banker
he is not in sympathy with the people.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-31
What Rex Lampman Thinks.

lIle N6cI6 CIlTOuUlype SAYS.
"Old Man Streeter, in choicest vein.
pays his respects to Holyjoe Devine
ia the last issue Of the Linton Record.
Libel law or no libel law, the Emmons
county editor has delightfully."- happy
way Of writing. His style is terse and
taking, and in point OF ability he is
head and shoulders above such fellows
as Lindstrom of Langdon and Michael
OF Willow City, who, much after the
manner Of the dog that bays the
moon. have thinly covered lot of
space in yelping and frothlng about
the Streeter libel law, which they
we'll know to be as perfectly harmless
to them AS pale Luna is to the canine
who vexes the drOwSy ear Of night
with his barking. y
The Chronotype is right in saying
that there Is nodanger to Brers Mich
aels and Lindstrom or any other news
paper man who confines his most Wig
orous assaults to the editors of his
"eSteemed cotempOraries y Ii is
doubtful whether a jury could he
found that would convict publisher
for attacking amy one who controlled
newspaper columns in which he could
light back. Neither would IA jury
convict publisher unless he were
VIGOROUSLY given to untruthful at
tacks in his paper. But the man with
Il newspaper who is in the habit of
making serious accusations that he
cannot prove is likely sooner or later
10 bump up against Il serious PROPOSE
tion in the criminal court. No one
but lawbreaker need fear the pen
atty attached u the law he breaks.
The libel law Of this state is danger
Gus to no one but constitutional liars
who happen To get hold of news
papers.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-31

THE Record has heretofore neglect
ed TO call attention To the fact that
the paper recently entered the twenty
third year ~ its existence. The edi.
tor of the Record is one OF the very
few newspaper men in the state who
are new in charge OF publications
founded by them twenty-five years
ago. and with which they have been
continuously connected since. the paper
was established. The Emmons coun-
~ Of to-day is somewhat different
from the Emmons county OF $3.50 In
the matters Of population, crop area
and modern conveniences. And we
believe that during the next five years
the county will move Ia the front as
far as it has during the entire time
since settlement
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-31
~ Ribbons and laces. Miss smltl
BRADDock BREvlTIEs.
From the News. Nav - 1905

From the News. MAY D.. 1906
Mrs i. I. Lee has been quite iii for
some time With rheumatism.
Mrs. Fred Junge went to Linton.
this week. u visit With friend, and
relatives.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dick
SON this morning a boy. Mother and
child doing nicely.
The many friends Of Mrs. i. w.
Welsh will be sorry u hear that She
has been quite i'll for the past week.
Dr Welsh has received his new
showcase FOR the drugstore. which
greatly improves the appearance of
the store He has also put in a new
cash-resister
Braddock has It's first automomile
accident TO record. While c. A. Pat
uersoh 5 big car vas leaving town one
day recently it ran over and Killed a
hen. No arrests made.
JohnJ. Ryan negotiated the sale Of a
half section Of land south of IIazelton
last week 10 Peter Wacha. Of Lidper-
wood. Mr.. Wacha has resided ia Rich.
land county for the past twenty five
years. and decided to buy IN Emmons
county after having made close in
spection 81 land in tile Canadian
northwest.
Last year there We're several cases
OF poisoning through the thoughtless
habit that many people have of chew
ing wheat. The formaldehyde with
which wheat is treated for smut is a
deadly poison. and in order TO Le on
the safe side it Will be better for PEG.
pie to chew tobacco. 1t costs little
more, but it does not kill so quickly.
The meeting held las, SATURDAY
night for the purpose Of organizing a
Dali team Was we'll attended by the
baseball enthusiasts OF Braddock.
After talking matters over an organi.
zation was perfected and tie following
onicers eleced: Edw. Leitzse, manager
W. Welsh. secretary and treasurer:
Y. !. Barton, captain The line ur
VI the Team Will be as follows: Parker,
~ Ling. G.: Nognild, LIST: Moore. I'd
Perry I'd: G. L. Barton, IS: Cnas
s'isoh, ~: Seney. e.: Miles. ri. In
Two or three weeks the boys will b.
ready 70 take on any team that has
reputation Of hain,, "a,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-31
Contest Notice.
DEPARTMENT or rHf l>rnRloR.
tNlTkD STATES LAND Orrlrt
klsMARGk \ IL Anil ~ ~

\ sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this office by Caroline.
leWes. contestant. against homestead
entry No. $4,000. made June 2l. 1901.
for northwest quarter OF section p. town,
ship 81 ~. Rge. rs W. of FIFTH p. ST..
by Andrew o. lewes. contestee. IN.
which it is alleged that said Andrew q.
Lewes has wholly abandoned said land
and changed his residence therefron for
more than six months last past. and said
default stillexists: absence not due TO en-
ployment in the United States army or
navy in time OF war: said parties are
hereby notified to appear. respond and
offer evidence touching said allegation
at l0o'clock a. IN. on June 25. 1906. h,..
fore the Register and Receiver al IN.
United States Land Office in Bismarck.
n. u. y
The said contestant having. in !.
proper affidavit filed April |. 1905. set
forth facts which show that after due
diligence personal service OF this notice.
cannot be made. it is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice. be given hv a,,.
and proper publication.
Holm sATTEKLuNp. Receiver
CoCHRAME X TAYLOR, Attorneys
bismarck. ". II.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-31

ENlDENc taken by the commission
appointed by President Roosevelt to
gather facts regarding the methods of
the Chicago packing house owners
shows such q condition Of affairs AS 10
li.ake the American stomach reich
and strain. Among other things. IL
mas been found that lard is manufac-
tured from hogs that die OF cholera.
grease from hogs that turn up their
toes IN shipment is converted into
saraliie OIL: a creek into which ORAL
mas been dumped is SKINNED for the
grease on its surface, ard this grease
Is used IN various food products: meat
IN which triehlna is dead is sold. and
where the germ is found alive in hams
the meat Is boiled before selling. hut
not always thoroughly. Some OF the
employees are suffering from tubercu.
iosls. Others are unclean and careless.
and spit upon the meat, walk over II
ana drag IT about the tilthy floors. So.
called ''potted chicken is composed
OF bob veal stll-born calves and
There is no chicken meat in IT. Canned
beet is made from the porous parts Of
old cows SO thin and weak that mans
are hauled to the >laughter-houses III
carts. Sausages are dyed with chemi
calls ana preserved With embalminl
tiuid. Some OF the output of lard con
tains twenty per cent OF cottonseet
oil. The big sausage machines Ar
never stopped when. as sometime
happens, one OF the workmen yead;r
them loses finger or "A thumb IN,
the lost member is ground up W.T.
the meat from the tour-levped nm
mails. 1t seems fGn Me eyiden,
; =; H. :s IL. ; e; ;:::': !:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-31

The Napoleon Homestead. Frank
Bryant's paper, has just entered its
twenty-titst year Frank is doing.
we'll. the paper having good job
work patronage and rapidly increas-
ing subscription list. And he deserves
the success with which he is meeting.
There was many long year in the
Homestead's life when there were but
few settlers incur neighboring county.
and the papers patronage was con-
sequently limited. But Frank, and
his father before him. never lost faith
In the county, and now tie paper is
prosperous and good property. May
the Bryants. father and son, live long
and prosper.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-31

The state encampmentof the Grand
Army of the Republic will he held at
Bismarck June 9th and 18Th Cor
poral Tanner. national commander OF
the order. will be in attendance, and
he will probably be accompanied by
other national otiic ,rs. Application
has been made To the railroads for .
one fare rate to the encampment, and
it will probably be granted. In which
case the largest assemblage VI people
that has yet attended gathering Of
this kind in North Dakota is pre-.
dicfed
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-31
Memorial Day.

Notwithstanding tile rainy weather
and the wretched condition of the
roads. the operahouse was well filled
yesterday afternoon when the pro-
gram Of Memorial Day exercises began.
Owing to tile muddy condition Of the
streets. the procession which was tC
have taken place, composed of various
societies. school children and citizens
generally. with Joe SLENDER marshal
OF the day. was dropped from the pro
gram
At the operahouse the program as
printed in the county newspapers was
carried out. Comrade WAGNER acted
as president Of the day. The opening
prayer was by the Rev. Matt Wing.
There was vocal music by choir. and
the Linton Concert Bank furnished
the instrumental music. An extract
from General Logan's First Memorial
Day proclamation was read by Miss
Clara Clayton. and Lincolns Gettys-
burg speech was read 10y Miss Beulah
Sims. The young ladies are good read
ers. and the impressive words Of both
selections were well rendered. Com
rade Streeter read President Lincoln 5
favorite poem. 20 Why should the
Spirit OF Mortal Be Proud.
The Grafton was delivered by the
Rev. F. NJ Hayes Comrade Hayes
address was able and eloquent. Ilav-
ing served in the Union army during
the dark days. he is we'll qualified to
speak from experience. and he did full
justice to the subject. He received
the interested attention Of the large
audience from the beginning to the
end OF his address.
For the fourth consecutive year.
the Memorial Day exercises in Linton
we're an entire success.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-31

signed for export. it has no authority
to investigate meats intended for con-
sumption in the state: And meats
supposed to be for use in Illinois some
times, though careless or corrupt in
spectors, reach the markets Of other
states. Talk about dog feasts' Why,
Archambault OF We olden time in En-
mons county was a good Samaritan in
with these Chicago pack
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-31
CHURCH SERVICES.
Methodist Episcopal.

Sunday services as follows Preach
at II u. m. Subject: The preacher
wishes TO speak To all the Christian
people and all who believe in Christ.
Sunday school at IL m. Evening ser
vices at 8 o'clock. A farewell address
to all the people OF Linton.
+. NJ. HAYES. Pastor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-31
Estraxed Horses.

Two horses Of mine are eStray one
is Il bay gelding: white face: right
hind ley white: hair clipped on face:
about eight Years old: weight about
l.loo lbs: \ Ii on left hip. The other
Is sorrel gedng: white face: hind
legs white: clipped i'm face: four wears
Old: weight about l.looo lbs: no brand.
Reward for Information leading To-
their Zee VERY. GEO. WENlNGi.E.
lmN5l Jui4 Hague " u.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-31

By a typographical error last week
the Record made it appear in the no.
tice OF primary election that the polls
for the election Of June 10Th will open
at = a. IN. and close at ) p. NJ. The
figures should have read from .. a.
IN to 1 D. m
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-31

Following is a list of the filing of
candidates made with the county
auditor. The democrats, as will be
seen. have made but three filings:
John Postle for sheriff. Y. q. Rocks
for clerk of court. and John Anderson
for commissioner of the Second dis
trict. 1T is reported that the demo-
Gratis will fill vacancies by having tile
country central committee furnish
names. AS Mr.. Rocks is chairman OF
the democratic central committee. ii
he does not furnish ticket that his
friend and political side-partner. Mr.
Patterson, can support, it Will not be
the fault OF Mr.. Rocks.
After signatures had been secured
TO "A petition containing the names OF
MeSsrs. Dugald Campbell. J |. Roop,
Peter Shier. John McCrory. Andrew
Boschker. w. O. Irwin and 4. W.
Sims for delegates TO the republican
state convention. it seems that the
list was found unsatisfactory by those
eminent reformerS. MesSrs Patterson.
Armstrong and Cleveringa. Whereup-
on Il petition was circulated and Tiled
containing the names of Messrs. Arm
strong. Patterson and Cleveringa as
delegates to the republican state con-
vention at jamestown. This makes a
total of ten candidates on the ticket.
for seven of whom each elector NAV
vote. Following is the list OF filings:
Sheriff VIM. Jones. b. Il. johnson,
rep: John Postle, dem
Treasurer a. IIerolz, rep: no
dem.
Auditor. G.. Pitts. rep: no dem. 4
Register Of peeds-p. j. Wittmayef,
rep: no dem.
County Judge. b. Carley C.
Rowerdink, rep: no dem.
States Attorney C. W. Lynn. rep
no dem.
Superintendent Of Schools Jessie
t. Sandidge. rep: no dem
Coroner. +. Snyder. rep: modem.
Clerk OF District Court a. Nj.
Britts. rep: +. G. Rocks. dem.
County Commissioners First dis.
trict: Robert Buchanan. VIM. Rowse
rep: no dem. Second district $. T.
kurtz, rep: John Anderson. dem Fifth
district: VIM. Muench. rep no dem.
Assessors First district: \. NJ.
Weller rep: no dem. Second district:
Soren Wollenhaupt. rep: no dem.
Third district: No nominations of any
kind. Fourth district: a Van de
klaashorst. rep: modem. Fifthdistrict:
L. a. kietfer. rep no dem.
Justice of the Peace c. r. Wagner
rep: no dem.
State Senator Alex. Macdonald,
rep: no dem.
Representatives kidder county:
Charles II. Stanley. John storey. rep:
modem. Emmons county: ID. H. street
Ell. rep: no dem.
Delegates to Republican State Con
vention at Jamestown Dugald Camp
bell. John |. Roop. Peter Shier. 4. W.
Sims w. ". Irwin. \. Buschker. j Nc
Crory. {. A. Patterson, III. \. Ann
strong. VIM. Gle veringa. rep: no dem.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-31
Taken Up Steer.

by the undersigned. bald faced.
red steer: two Years old: branded h ON
left hip. Owner will please call, pay
charges and take the animal reside
on Section ri. Twp. LIZ. Rye. -. seven
miles southeast of Hampton. y. d.
smy2lju. S. e. BuSBA.
poSINtfice: Hamilton. \ ID
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-31
Five Dollar. Reward.

! WIZ give the above reward for in.
. y h... leading To the recovery of
"a ca :., mare. She is about Is wears
o ,L INN IN flesh: weighs about ~,
los; hind feet white: is a PAGER and ,I ~
smy24-ju.l % y p..s
Linton, n. ID.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-31
Estrayed Horse.

From the undersigned. near Zee
land. IA black horse. with marrow White
stripe on forehead: seven years old:
weight l.o5o lbs: branded With q
(lazy three on right shoulder Re
turn to /. J. BRowN. Linton, y H..
and receive reward. myo4.,ll
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-31
Primary Law Filing

~ Waists and skirts. Miss smith.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-12
DAVIS FOR LEGISLATURE.
Democrat" Thinks Ne Is Right Man
For Right Place.

Editor son: The next Legislature
will be one OF the most important ones
ever assembled in Florida. 20 there
will come before 10 for settlement q
greater number Of grsat problems
affecting the future welfare and pro-
gress OF our state than have ever
presented ttemseivss before any Of Ice
predeceseors. One ss least Of thess
questions will vitality touch Alachaa
county. We will need in that body %
Ne have never needed before. men Who
can look after ous ipteress--keen, far.
seeing. vigilant. energetic men--mes
who can think and plan and speak
men trained to meet emergencies, to
overcome difficulties. 10 cope with
their f-llows. We will need strong men
accomplished polisicisns and skilful
debaters. Feeling that these things
we're 60, AMI realizing the necessity for
having as our Representative such
strong, progressive men. ] have for
some time been looking abon, for one
20 fill the bill, and Iifeel sure | have
found him in the person OF Hon. Rob-
eri L Davis OF this city. Could he he
induced to act for us. feel sure our
interests would be- committed 60 faith.
ful aud cspsbl- hands. a strong ef-
fort will b" made TO repeal or cripple
the Buckman law. In such an emer-
Gency Mr.. Davis brain and will would
b. n tower Of strength. Let us hear
from you. Mr.. Davis. DHNoCRAr.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-12
Engineers Removal Will Be probed

Charleston. y. C.. March lo.-Sera
tor Tillman has been asked by a mum
be- Of citizens 10 take some steps for
an Investigation of the removal oi
Lieutenant j. G. W. Walker. in charc,
a. the Charleston navy yard. IL being
thought that political influence of the
contracting company of The dr! dck
Is again behind the detachment of the
Office EnGineCT Walker asked foI
the removal 81 a foreman ~ the work
AMI upon the refusal of the depart me- n,
TO do So. he asked for the transfer, and
II Is feared that the work of the yard
may suffer in consequence. Engineer
Walkers side Of the contention has
not been printed. and the hearing
which Senator Tillman will ask for
will probably bring out tire facts.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-12

Jackson. Miss. March iO--News os
q serious outbreak among the coavicts
In the state prison here has juss be
come known. The affair started 40 o
strike among the $50 convicts employ
ed In the table shop. and before the
guards locked them up the men. Pitch
er Terry. of the prison baseball team.
had severely beaten Keeper Laramie
The strikers were kept In their ceiia
four days. n in said that the hold
erx Of the contracts In the table shops
offered the men Is cents each II . Ger
tain amount Of work was turned out
This was not done. it 10 said. and when
the men were refused the extra com
pensation. the trouble came.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-12

Srartanburg. 8. C.. March lO.-Ths
Misses Verne Sheridan and May Bish
on. the lady members Of the -Nothing
But Money" theatrical company who
figured as leading witnesses fOs the
state In IN: trial and c0nviction of
George Hasty. at Gairney. @. C.. have
returned TO their home In New Yors.
They were accompanied to the train
by . large party OF Carney sFieads.
who aGectionaiely said soodby. k1iss
Bishop stated 10 acauaiatances thaA
she has decided TO abaadoa the staes
and devote her life 10 narsing. NE
will at once enter Q training schoo,
to prepare herself for the duties ol
her new professioa. The plan of Miss
Sheridan are NOT known. but % b
probable that ahs win eoatAans hss
career as an actress.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-12
LocHLoosA NOTES.
Misfortvrss Of q Fish Fry Party-Mat
tevs OF Personal Interest.

Misfovtunss Of q Fish Fry Partv-Aeat-
tsrs OF Personal interest.
Lochlocsa, March lO.-J. G. Cochran
returned home Wednesday. after be-
ing o6 to hunt o new location.
The lever cara and oil the tools Of
shis section are under attachment and
oil the hands are having Q big time
now.
Our school was out Monday. March
8. and the teacher lefs for Rochelle
Thursday.
The fish fry given at this place
Wednesday wss enjoyed by all pres
ent, although they had bad day. 10
was raining and the people gathered at
J. l.. Rowell's 90 cat she hsh, and
while At tho table the floor fell. It
was given for the benefit Of the school
teacher.
AT. Gore OF Mosriston 10 spending
awhile with his sister, Ms. ]. 4. Coch-
ran.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-12
eNoLIsH WANT GEORGIA ,ANos
Syndicate May Purchase 10000 Acre.
From Dodoe.


From Dodge.
Dublin. Ca. March lO.-A gentle
man In position 10 know. xhn has a.,
several years been connected With the
sand Interest OF Norman W. Dodge. In
L@urens. Montgomery and Dodg,
sounties. was 10 Dublin q few DAYS
ago and stated that a large syndicat.
Of Englishmen was now negotiating
with Mr.. Dodge for the purchsae oi
about 10000" acres Of land in this sec
ton ~ Georgia.
tt" syndicate represents English
coiion mill men and. while nothing def
'nite Is known. II Is not thought un
likely thar their purpose is to cult
va'e all this large tract of land In cot
ION. Their plan may also be- 10 ctsab
lish cotton mills near by.
The Dodge interest comprise some
of the finest land for the raising oi
cotton IN the south. Most of the tim
beer has been cut from Il ard Il wou!d
take only short time to have IL pro
ducing thousands of bales Of cotton.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-12
e..ox., DAMAGES from saIoonist.

Goshen, Ind. March lO.-Circui'
court Judge Dodge held that Mrs
Eliza Swartz could recover damages
from George I. Smith. a saloonist. and
his bondsmcn for giving her I6'year'
old boy so much liquor that he became
intoxicated. fell and was injured. aud
his earning capacity for support Of his
mother Is cut OF. Smith treated the
lad IN beer. The mother wants $1,000.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-12

Youngstown. o.. March lO.-Three
men went into the saloon Of William
Lewis In East Youngstown and pre-
sented revolvers at the wife Of the
proprietor. who rushed In with a re-
volvcr. They Ned and a running bat
tie followed. Justice W. {. Hszelton
was In the neighborhoOd and took a
part In the chase. Two men were
captured and give their names as Rlch'
ard Pagan and Charles Connors.