Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-02-13
AROUND THE STATE.

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The Grand Forks Times has moved
into its new quarters.
There are 1GO schools in operation
this winter in Stutsman county.
Numerous weddings at Napoleon
lately have kept Judge Bryant busy.
Some of the insurgents are less en-
thusiastic over the primary election
law than formerly.
The Dawson Leader wants print
er that will stay sober. Do you want
the earth, Woodie?
A Pembina county woman is suing
her husband for divorce. She has
been divorced twice before.
The new counties of Adams, Het-
finger and Bowman are filling up re-
markably fast with new settlers.
The Calvin Times is endeavoring to
promote matrimony in that section
by giving the leap-year girls some
pointers.
The Grand Forks police are trying
to break up the habit of young boys
and girls making the depot loafing
place
The new counties down in the
southeastern part of the state are
going out to cut some ice this cam.
paign.
Three members of one family at
Grand Forks were killed by trains
and third lost foot-all within
a year or SO.
Back. back to North Dakota seems
to be the cry of number of former
residents who wandered off after elu-
sive impossibilities.
II is now reported that the number
of candidates for sheriff in Ward
county has reached twenty-four-an
the election ten months away.
Senator Hansbrough has been ta-
ken TO the hospital at ST. Paul, where
he will submit to an operation-and
it will take him some time to recover
A Mclean county man purchased
two marriage licenses within a
month. They were for different
girls-the first one evidently balk
ing.
The Stanley Sun thinks that even
Alfred Blaisdell's IS grouchiest enc
ME" 1T he has any-can't help but ad
nit that he has made splendid secrc
tary of state.
| Because of the difficulty in secur
ing pure ice, many towns in the
state are investigating the feasibility
of putting in artificial ice plants
Not SO in Linton.
The Williston State is we'll pleased
with the manner in which Col. C. b
Little's candidacy for the United
States senate is being received
around the state.
The editors of the Plaza Pionee
and the Douglas Herald announc
that they will devote more time t
their publications-now that tn,
honeymoon business is thing of tn,
past.
The North Dakota newspapers gen
orally are backing Senator McCum
ber's efforts to get federal grain in
spection. If practical plan can b.
secured it will mean big thing 70
the state.
Chas. Stein. of Anamoose, secre
tary of the bachelors club. report
more than 300 letters received iron
women all over the United State
in response to the plea the member
made for wives.
The ST. Thomas Times advises tn
bankers of the state to give their 10
cal papers their job printing-afte
the splendid manner in which tn
papers stood pat during the recen
santness.-Forum.
This insurgent business is like tn
Irishman who accidently swallowed
potato bug. Not wanting to hav
1.-THE bug prancing around in him, h
swallowed some paris green to ex
terminate it-and was worse off thai
before-Forum.
The McHenry Free Press says tha
Foster county has fourteen-yeal
old girl deputy in the Office of tn
county auditor. drawing $t;5 month
while her father gets $1,000 per yea
as auditor and $3.50 per year a
cour, house janitor.