Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-08-22
AROUND THE STATE

are not fof sale al any price.
TIE green bugs found in Barnes
county are not the real thing.
There Is trouble in Bismarck 5eca tse
buildings are net ON The established
grade
THIS has aesn a grez. year 70, side
WAX building IN most OF The 'owps
over he state
The safeblowers and other crooks
are visiting North Dakota earlier than
usual this season.
sir. and Mrs. Jesse Grow, Of La
Moure, went to Texas, and ase said to
be anxious 10 get back.
II the people do not lay in a supply
Of coal, they can't blame next winter
on the railroad. Forum.
One OF the attractions at the fair at
Granville was bunch OF alfalfa that
measured tifty-four inches.
There is u great time over the
selection OF names for the towns in the
southwestern part OF the state.
The Post claims there were more
drunken people In Dickinson, while
the lid was on, than before or after.
The Grand Forks. Times wants the
morning and afternoon democratic
papers at Grand Forks to consolidate.
Dana Hodgdon has sued kenmare
Tor sisss, for the death Of mule, which
some people insist had committed sui
eide. Forum
Tsse Gu. published in the Dickinson
Press VI the Earse-sale yards, filled
~s.ss excellent equines, made An i'm
saslsg illustration.
The attorneys are evidently deter
szAssasa so lest the law requiring the
p4cxasssssl o! government licenses.
.Aa@sissr sui. vas started in Grand
ssEKs after the che in Fargo.
Ex-Goyernos SaFles feels that his
administration has been Endorsed, as
the present one left the railroad as
SeSSmcnts at the same figures placed
by the Sarles administration Forum.
The person who captures and secures
the conviction Of the murderer Of
Grace Burns. at Fargo, June a. will
receive the sum OF $500, and u this
amount $500 will come from Cass
county, while the 1000 will he paid
by che state
Fhocngra pher Barss@sss ot FaFsdsse.
was sixs16 niles ss5El.a II .s.Nrs ssEs day
In fully aaat so.sk a pa-slrs u J s1os-
drift rasarEg .lza. .sss high TIA. ~
e:iaEsg " a,ss s:ssss'tS8gaa cassslg. a1s LIZ
drift lad astsn partially covered assh
saf1s and 81 szs aEAs to ,sssss. fsse
Sza = .'Igs
Tsr ssys.is rag22ta1sr4 . rsgpss.y IN
iEss s1ats .os ssss purpose o. taxation
VEL g:aSsassIy no. o= far sfym iAe
ssuazltfss and 1fEy million OF dollar
sEssn tfss s.a.e beard IF equalization
Completes is work. This will b
divided 1sont Is follows. real estate
3i4s.bs,, tsss railroads. 30. 90 of,t. per
sonaI property, s.sD.Cyo. coo.
Lightning struck the residence q
Even Nordbye. Of Adams, and rendered
unconscious the children of Mr.. Nord
bye, besides doing large amount o
property damage. The bolt STRUCK
during "A storm at night. Stoves wer'
blown over, stove pipes tumblet
down, and just before leaving the bo
melted good-sizcd hole IN u wiHdos
The children revived in about an hour
without any serious results so fir an
parent.
The preliminary hearing Of Col
Lovelace, charged with the murder o
his nephew, William Loveace, wh
disappeared from Fort Ransom o,
March 9Th and whose body was fount
on May 5th, is in progress at Lisbon
Old-time residents, who have know,
the defendant for "A quarter of cen
fury, find 1t difficult To credit TIL
theory THAI he committed the crime
despite the fact that there appears L
be lot OF circumstantial evidenc
against him.
At Enderlin the employees Of til
500 Line discovered young passenge
ON top of a coach Of the fast train wh
was small enough in stature to pa
half fare, but old emo .gh in years an
experience to run away from HON,
lie was aroused from his morning ma
and taken In charge by the rounl
house men, who fed and housed hin
meanwhile wiring his parents of n
safety and location. lie gave his nan
as Geo. Craven, and his home as Chan
paign, Illinois. lie said that readir
dime novels inspired him with AN an
bltion to see the wild and woody Yves
With view to adding further
the historical records OF North Dako
and collecting interesting data amo
the Indians, Prof. o. G. Libby, OF I
state university, has gone TO the 81
Of old Fort Clark, forty miles uorth
Mandan, where he viii confer wi
the Indians living near there and wi
tile old settlers. Prof. Libby is IN;
ing arrangements for the prcseryat
Of the site Of old Fort Clark, which
directly across the river from i
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