Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-03-07
AROUND THE STATE.

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Grand Forks is now considering the
advisability oil muzzling her canine pop
ulation
ID J. l-axdal. the baseball entllusi-
asst, is cndeavoring to organize North
Dakota baseball league
Fargo contractors anticipate consid
cradle trouble through the building sea
SON. on account Of shortage OF material.
Sheriff Bedford and deputies raded
houses of ill-fame at Devils Lake, and a
general cleaning out was accomplished
Theodore C. Olson, formerly manager
OF the Lisbon baseball team, drew one
and half years in the pen for embezzle-
ment
Ex-Rccciver Tufts, OF the Fargo land
office. is missing from his usual haunts,
and is found to be short $4,000 in his
accounts.
\ number OF prominent ST. Cloud and
Minneapolis business men are contem-
plating the organization OF new Gle
vator line To be operated in this state.
Sheriff Lee, of AIinot. landed eighteen
conviclS IN the pcnitcntiary at one batch
recently. This is but portion of
Judge Goss' grist at the recent term Of
court
Mrs Laura Cramcr and son, Arthur,
who are charged with the wilful murder
OF the husband of the frst-namcd, are
on trial before the district court at
Fargo
he fifteen ycar-old SON of Chas.
Stack, farmer residing near Hankin-
SON. nearly lost his life recently by fall
ing into the cmbers OF a recently
burned straw stack
n man whose name is unknown was
found at Darlington. with his throat
and wrist slasl,cd He is delirious, and
the authorities are in doubt as TO how
lie came by the wounds
Mex +. Granville. who claims to be
the SON OF Lord Granville, of England,
gave himself up to the officials at Devils
Lake and says that he is wanted at
Minneapolis for burglary
Fred Crafts. OF Alinot, has been fight
ing four years for an Oregon claim,
and was notified last week of the final
decision in his favor II is stated that
the land is worth 100000 now
The Rcd River Valley whist tourna-
mcnt, which was to have been held the
end OF March, will not take place until
some time later, as many of the best
players arc absent from home on winter
trips.
Peter Anderson. 4-yearlold boy,
was sent to the state reform school from
Pcinbina county His parents had left
him adrift without care, and it was
thought best TO place him in competent
hands.
The Mclean County Independent
publishes the retraction and apology of
Henry c. Olson, superintendent of
schools OF Mclean county, for alleged
slanderous epithets applied by him to
Cllas T staley
rs the result OF an accident iii the
chemistry class at the Wahpeton high
school Wednesday afternoon Of last
week. an explosion occurred whereby
Miss Marjory Ford and Miss Eunice
Hcrnandson were injured by having a
piece OF glass enter an eye of each.
They were taken to St. Francis hospital
Immediately. and are doing vel at pres
emit Ii is thought there will be no
serious results and that the young ladies
will be able to be home i'll a few days.
Captain r. Baker, of Bismarck, re-
ports that the bottoms are i'll danger of
being flooded this coming spring, as the
snow in the mountains and surrounding
4 hills was so heavy and the tributaries
l emptving into the Missouri river are
filled. and, fthe weather continues to
4 keep as warm as i'll the past three weeks,
4 will cause food ii, the Bismarck bot
toms. He further advises that those liv-
in. in the bottoms Should be prepared
| for this emergency.
Amandus Johnson, the young man
who was run over by a switch engine
on February 19 and whose live was
despaired of from the first, died at the
county hospital at Minot. Some days
ago he suffered the amputation of an
arm and this morning physicians had
| planned to amputate a leg, but death
kindly stepped in and relieved him
from his suffering, which had been
intense. He was % years OF age and
a native of Norway, arriving from
i that country only eight months ago to
make his home with brother at
Minot
| Mayville Tribune Oluf Domeir a
Roseville township farmer, was ar
rested and brought before Justice
Kelly last week on the charge of US
ing profane and improper language
over his telephone towards a tele-
phone operator and others. He was
fined 81 and costs The incident led
supt Charles Tolan, of the telephone
company, to have pill drawn up and
forwarded TO Bismarck for introduce
ton in the legislature, imposing