Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-07-04
girl. lie disappeared before the otti-
cials learned they had been "bunkoed. y

cials learned they had been "bunkOed ;"
Jurors insist on sheritYS Keeping the
evidence" seized in blind pig raids
on ice. Forum.
Some of the business men Of Willow
City, who lost their stores by tire re-
Gently, are already having new struct-
ureS built
\ convict employed in the brick
making gang at the state pen at
tempted to escape, but was quickly
run down.
The Neville Journal says the lAun-
dryman at Aneta is the editor of the
Panorama. He should have clean
paper Forum.
The Garrison Times rOasts a farmer
for charging neighbor more for seed
grain than the person would have to
pay elevator agents.
The Stanley Sun says the autoists
In that section OF the state insist on
the loose cattle wearing lights, SO
there will be no collisions.
The tive-year-old daughter of Fred
Bitner OF Bottineau Is shv one finger
as Il result of the efforts uf small
brother tO split some wouh with =
hatchet
a clown at Bismarck touched Pat
Harvey for $50 and was forced to dis
gorge. lie was one OF the choice col
lection Of artists following a carnival
company.
There is row at Granville over
whether hitching posts should be lo-
Gated In the streets or In back lots,
and the council wisely holds for the
back lots.
Cogswell people are having some fun
watching "a midget Shetland pony colt
that weighed only eleven pounds at
birth. IL has been on exhibition in .
show window
The bid for pen supplies is said to
have been published only In the Grand
Forks Press, which should give the
Fork merchants u shade on their com.
petitOrS Forum.
Lars Moller, . Dane, who was sent
to the country for the the benefit uf
his heath, became insane In Wells
county. His father is wealthy and
will have him returned to Denmark.
Editor Bryant Of Napoleon poured .
few pitchers of water on some royster.
ers at Bismarck who used vulgar and
profane language SO loudly underneath
his window that he couldn't w,o Nor
pheus.
!. AT Ashley ii atwo-ycar-oldgirl climbed
a ladder to the roof of two story
building. and there was some excite
ment for while till the rescuers
reaahcd the young lady without alarm
ing her
Register l.. ID. McGallan, of Min0t.
while in Nclva last week. remarked
that those intending TO prove up might
i just as we'll waltz while, for the Min0t
land Office has 100 proofs upon which
tile date OF hearing has not been set.
The office can take only about twenty
proofs a day
Telephone men at Bismarck started
planting poles In front Of Captain
Bakers bank. The captain came out
with a revolver which was not loaded
and threatened them with 1t, and they
desistcd The captain went down
town and the workmen lodged around
the corner, and when Baker got back
the poles were in place aud the men
gone.
\ There has been considerable arKu-
ment about town, says the Wishek
News, as to whether a homesteader in
making final proof can count the nine
ty days leave of absence allowed from
January 18th, 1907, AS residence, or
will have To make 1t up. To settle
the question we wrote the U. s. land
office ut Bismarck AS To how the law
was construed, and they answer as
follows: "The time does not count
for residence and has to be made up. :"
Bleaching bones, two brass buttons
and large brass buckle, found on
Sully hill, near Fort Totten. says the
Devils Lake Journal, are all that is
left to tell the story Of the lives Of Two
men who were evidently soldiers.
There is a mystery regarding the find
ing of the human bones and relics.
The brass buckle is now at the Office
of Judge Duell, and he is making an
effort to learn something regarding
the wearer and unravel the mystery.
The bones and brass buttons we're
found by Frank Ruttcr. farmer re-
siding in that section of the country.
lie was working on Sully's hill when
he discovered human skull, and al
. ter making a search found another
skull, 4 lie buckle and the button. Ii
is said that during the early COS
battle was fought with the Indians
near the place where the relics were
found. Several soldiers were killed,
and 1T is said that the bodies we're
never recovered. The bones are prob
ably those of the dead soldiers. Wht
they we're or where they came from i
not known. The battle was fought
:. after ar during fine civil war, and ID Il