Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-03-21
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/ vestigaiion not TO be 80 Ana his
can be said without immignins The
motives OF the majoril, o. lhe honsc
members in amy respect
There was much intefesl manifest.
ed the other day says The Wahueion
Globe. when The report cane ma,
the legislature had Adopted Nj. initl
atiNe and referendum measiMe con
tanning the original PROVISION ipf
constitutional amcndncnl \ Eatee
/ majority of the business peopl, ol
this city are sick and Iiicd =ot lhc
4 prohibition law. and they want TO
get rid of it. and when this new law
was announced lhcS thought they
saw direct route laid out hy the
lawn making power for that purpose
! The route To tcsubmission is laid
out all right, but II is crooked and
devious. and the rcsubmisson cause
MAY be vet wrecked on legislative
reefs. However, the goal Is well
worth irving for and offers them
hope
\ party of Young people south
west OF Sherwood tred novel way
To travel a few days aeo and went
some before they goi through With
Ii
they lissed some stationary sails and
started on their journey with ii
strong wind to help them along. The
thing went faster and faster every
second until il began To scoot across
the prairie at brcakncck speed. and
no way to stop 1t Finally ii struck
soft spot I'm The SNOW and talk
about your railroad wrecks and Your
loop the loop 'hats where II came
TO stop, with 4 record OF is own
| Splintcrs and passengers new ia
every direction and a piece ui Raging
struck Mr. liammcily lust above the
eye. leaving II big cash and Il long
ing for home and the doctor They
finished the journey on foot Grand
Forks Herald
North Dakota and the noIihwcs,
generally, says the 81 Paul Dispatch,
may rest assured OF suffering ma per
mancnt harm from eNagerralions OF
the coal shortage NOW hnppilN passed
The scarcity OF fuel. while AT many
times and in many places alarming.
was like most of the ills that flesh
| Is heir to, principally anticipation
Like the celebrated philosopher who
confessed at lhe close of life that The
calamities from which he most snf-
fcrcd never had happened, North Da-
kota's chief cause OF distress was
worry. Not a town throughout that
commonwealth fell anything worse
than temporary discomfort and a
OF actual freezing to death among
the homesteaders were mainly in
somebody's Imagination To all new
concrs the northwest offers fertile
lands and a clear atmosphere, Il
chance to make u fresh slarl and II
square deal,
I'airmonnt News The hog sale
IN Fairmount Tuesday dcmonsl rated
the fact that this locality viii in a
| few years be one of the best known
stock raising communities of The
northwest The sales amounted 10
about $l,5oo for -: hogs and some
OF them would moi wceh 100
pounds (just piss There is moi a
quarter section of land in The coun
ty (and this is the b,si land in The
co,lniry) will bring $5up IN any
kind OF grain Baker Bros and G
~. Schutt deserve considerable praise
for their efforts i'm Introducing this
industry I'm this community, which
will surely be followed up by Il large
percentage of the farmers This
country is fast becoming ono OF he
best corn countries in lie north
west. Corn and hog raising VIII b..
the future production eventually and
then the people Will mol depend upon
wheat and the land that is now sell
ing at $40 to $50 pcl acre sill be
soaring around he $500 mani.