Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-28
THE STATE.

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The director OF the Willow City
band is named lloller.
n saloon building at Mandan was
destroyed hy fire, but there was no
famine
Tho Iowner Tribune is getting par
ticular, and demands deodorized auto
4 mobiles
At Brinsmade some of the people
4 drove as far as Devils Lake thirty
two milcs-for fuel
The North Dakota newspaper writ
ers are inclined 10 take a few falls
out OF Sunny Southern Alberta
The Sentinel Butte Republican is
after some vandals who have been de-
stroyins property in claim shacks.
If estimates Of state papers are at
all correct there will be a big building
boom in North Dakota this summer.
The InterOcean is after some Devils
l-akers WHO will neither improve their
| properly nor sell 10 persons who
would
The annual protest over the appear
ance OF streets, marked by mounds OF
ash hears, are being made by the state
press
Al Rolla all children not vaccinatcd
We're ordered excluded from school for
twenty DAYS as a result OF a small
\ poN scare.
Alfred Anderson. a lhirteen-year-old
Mandan boy invented a mouse-trap for
which he has been offered $4,000 for
the RIGHTS
People along the Mouse river were
moi worried over the coal shortage, as
they have an abundance of good fuel
close at hand
Some Of the newspapers are giving
Senator liansbrough due credit for his
strenuous work i'm the interest of
North Dakota.
a Rolatte county physician was ar.
rested on a charge of practicing with
out a license; but the jury concluded
he was all right
Rev s. NJ Hover, formerly Bap
fist minister at E,llcndalc and James
town. has switched to Mcthodism and
is now located at Linton.-Forum.
j H. Phillips was quarrcling with
n hi; wife at kenmare when her father
used revolver and shot a hole
through Phillips lip. knocking out
three teeth.
4 because Of the storms this winter
and the delay to trains, the Times re
fcrs to st. Thomas as the hesitating
point for trains on that branch of the
Great Northern.
i Regardless of politics the newspaper
gang will rejoice with Editor Wilson,
of l3athgate, over his nice pfylm-as
state oil inspector. Wilson is entitled
TO credit for the fact that he is a demo-
Graf all the time.
Ed. Morris and Herb Crawford, of
/ Bismarck. are the slayers of a 100
A pound wolf, considered to be one of
the largest wolves cvcr caught in that
vicinity The wolf was shot two miles
north Of town, Sunday afternoon
a Williston farmer claims to have
made experiments with Japanese COT
fee and to have produced an excellent
sample of it. His crop last year
amounted to twenty-five pounds, and
4 he intends to plant it extensively in
the future
Mr. Streetcr introduced his biennial
re submission bill, and, although there
seems 10 be but little chance of the
measure being adopted, Mr.. Strneter
is to be CONGRATULATED upon the deter
mined stand he has taken for prip-
ciple which he believes to be right
bismarck Palladium.
ID Garrison il is said that over 300,
0o0 l1lishels of wheat is waiting to be
shipped out in the spring, 100000 bush
els OF which is piled out in the open.
All over The state tho elvators are full
OF grain Thousands of bushels lie
along The tracks where it has been
dumped trusting the railroads would
move It before spring.
Dr. q A. Mariner recently made a
seyencen-mle trip into the country
from Petersburg with his dogs and
slsd. lie has them we'll broken TO llar-