Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-11-14
THE STATE.

It's the wise farmer who secures
good seed now for next years crop.
The people of Kuhn celebrated the
second anniversary Of their big fire.
There is an opening i'm the railway.
mail service for young men-not afraid
of the cars.
On one farm south of Westhope it
was reported there were thirty CLAN.
dered horses.
Steele county recently sent the first
prisoners to the pen for years. Both
were negroes.
There isgenuine humor in the howls
of Boss Winship against bossism.-
Bismarck Tribune
At Bismarck ii was claimed some of
the kids didn't know when the Hal
lowe'en fun was over.
The Westhope Standard tells of a
farmer who thrashed 100 bushels of
oats per acre this fall.
The people ot Williston are becom-
Ing more interested in the briquetting
plant TO be located there.
! The Walhalla Mountaineer has lot
OF fun watching the political contor-
tions of The Grand Forks Herald.
Congressman Marshall and some of
the state weeklies' have The Grand
I,Forks Herald on the rum Forum.
Minotgrocers have entered into an
agreement by which the dead-beats
will be reported and no credit given.
Senator Jud Lamoure is back at his
home in Pembina. after spending
some months at the Minnesota Lakes.
The insurgent leaders appear to be
ignoring the primary law in their ar
rangements of slates.-B Bismarck Trib.
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The people of Glendale want first
class hotel. The recent fire left the
town in bad shape for caring for tray-
elers
The morning after Halloween the
streets in some of the towns in the
state looked like there had been a cy-
clone.
A l2-year-old boy came tagged from
Germany to his mother at Upham.
He made the entire trip unaccom-
panied by an acquaintance.
Fred Burrows, OF Hankinson, owned
a sheep that butted into the premises
of Jacob Berger. The sheep was ar
rested and the owner tined $40.
Some one tampered with the scales
Of Harry Hart, at Kenmare. and the
change made q difference of 10 pounds
in every load of grain he weighed.
The small gasoline plowing and
thrashing engines seem to have the
preference over the big steam engines
in North Dakota this fall. Bismarck
Tribune.
Mrs John Peters, of Crary, had her
hubble arrested as a result of row in
which she claimed to have been VIC.
lently treated. She gave the old man
a black eye.
John Bogstie, of Munich, was robbed
of $40 while he slept. The thief was
arrested and after most OF the money
was recovered the fellow was booted
out of town.
| An old tree-planter is urging those
who set out trees this fall to see that
they get plenty of water, as the ground
is very dry and the trees may die OF
winter drought.
| Some of the papers i'm the north
western part Of the state think that
Secretary OF State Blaisdell should
have entered the gubernatorial rather
than the congressional race.
Having been so successful i'm forcing
Spalding to the wall and securing the
congressional job. Marshall proposes
] to have some fun with his old college
chum. Hansbrough. on the senatorial
situation.-Fo
Attorney Bessie. of Williston. has
recovered from the injuries received
from Horse thief Miller, who broke the
attorneys jaw A busted jaw puts an
attorney in as bad fix as 1t would
lady at a social function. Forum.
The newspapers and public senti-
ment will have weeded out many OF
the congressional candidates long be-
fore the primaries next June. You
can't get good congressional timber
4 out ol mushrooms. New Rockford
Transcript.
The men who got sore because the
banks couldn't pay every depositor all
the money to his credit during the
recent financial furry should keep
their coin locked up in box so they
could ge. at it whenever they wanted.
No bank in the country could carry all
/ its depositors money a. once and
transact other business Forum.
4 On the day following Hallowe'e EN-
Steve Denoyer. Of Starkweather, was
as mad as he ever gets Steve owns
the best COW in Starkweather. and on
the morning in question She turned
up missing a search OF the town
and surrounding country was made
for her. and it was not until nearly