Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-11-21
THE STATE.

An attempt to burn the town of
Tolley was nipped in the bud.
Darlington has high.class orches-
ira that will tour this and other states
this winter.
The North Dakota Herold, a German
paper, will be removed from Goodrich
to Bismarck.
A tfteen-ye -year-old boy at Coopers-
town was given six months in jail for
stealing gun.
Lisbon has newspaper row-the
offices Of the two papers being next
door to each other.
The Casselton Reporter notes that a
lot Of newspapers are 'showling for
Hanna for congress.
The Dickinson Post keeps the men,
ory of baseball fresh by running a cut
Of the Dickinson team.
Editor Monteith, Of Finley, will ac-
cept hay on subscription. He wants
the hay for the - COW.
The Darlington Independent fears
Editor Packard wants to corral all the
offices for Barnes county.
Hillsboro has awarded the contract
for the erection OF a $1,000 armory for
the militia company there.
The blue book issued by Secretary
of State Blaisdell is getting q lot of
nice notices from the state press.
The Oakes Times was rather indig-
nant over the article in The Wahpe-
ton Globe which referred to Congress.
man Marshall's record as boss.
The Fargo Call thinks, because there
has been nothing heard from Twichell
relative to his candidacy for governor,
"'Twich" is still Cooking at his hand. :"
The democratic papers are taking a
/ fall out of Congressman Marshall on
account of his vote on the congress
sional salary-grab bill that didn't pass.
Ex-Congressman johnson was run
over by a wagon. That may be indic-
ative of what will happen to him II lie
stays in the senatorial race. Forum.
Fines of $50 and costs were imposed
on a nhmber of Wells county holders
of liquor licenses who neglected to
publish them.
The Slope papers are practically
unanimous in their support Of Col.
Little, of Bismarck, for the United
States senatorship.-Forum.
Now that Judge Burr is out Of q job,
the Wahpeton Globe-Gazette thinks
he might become q candidate for con-
gress and be one Of the boys.
| Many papers Of the state are conf.
dent that Congressman Gronna will
be candidate for reelection rather
than make the race for senator.
Some of the city auditors seem to for.
| get that the law requires them to pub
lish monthly the list Of those holding
special tax receipts. Bismarck Trib
une.
The Chronicle laments that mel0
dramas draw large audiences Ut La
Moure, but high class musical pro
ductions can't attract a corporal's
guard.
The stock being shipped from Wells
county are marked 'sUninspected and
Exposed because the county commits
sloners are not properly petitioned to
put in dipping tanks.
The peace and harmony in newspa-
per circles at Glendale is rivaled ONLY
by the conditions that prevail at Lin
ton, where editorial eruptions were
formerly the rule. Forum.
Col. Little, of Bismarck, has left fol
a visit to his old home in New Eng
land to visit friends and see football
games, and he leaves the senatorial
Isituation to hold itself level until hi
returns.
The Wahpeton Times is up againsl
a hard proposition. Its foreman, +
Il. Fuller, has started a paper at Left
Iettinger county, and more recentl!
married the Times reporter, Miss Mel
! lie U. Rice.
: A petition for the organization o
I Dunn county has been filed with tn
governor. The proposed county sea
is Melby. with Fayette and Oakdal
I as contestants. This is the last coun
ty in the state to be organized.
Two Buffalo men were in an aut
!. one night going at high rate OF spec
when gentlemen COW attempted I
dispute the right Of way. The aut
was somewhat smashed, the occupant
thrown out, and the bulls tempe
badly .ried.
ln order to get help a South Dakot
farmer not only gives his hands
weekly dance, but furnishes sulk
plows with canopy tops, tends to feet
ing, hitching up and unhitching Of tn
horses himself, and furnishes an auta
mobile for their pleasure on Sunda.
1t is thought hat with these induce
ments he will he able TO keep his Ia
borers until the fall plowing is done.
FormansNews: The News declin,