Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-12-03
very fierce wind. Grass and wheat
are green here.

are green here.
q II you want job printing of any
Kind in both English and German on
the same sheet, or separately in either
language, apply at Record office.
q We have just taken the agency for
Chas. A. Stevens cloaks, suits. skirts.
etc. Call and see samples and STYLES.
We also have new line OF silks,
nets, trimmings and laces for fancy
waists. Call at the Ladies Store to
Taking into consideration the meth
DDS which prevailed on the part of the
judges in Hague precinct on election
day, the editor Of the Record wishes
to express his thanks to the loyal
friends native or foreign born-who,
in spite of the rankest kind of rank
efforts to prevent a fair vote, succeed.
ed in giving him eighty six votes i'm
that precinct.
In letter from Spokane to the edi-
tor, Comrade II. 7. Anderson says:
II arrived in Spokane in good health,
and found my folks all we'll. Ienjoy
1t here very much The weather is
fine. The grass is green. There has
been some rain since came, but not
much. This is very Industrious
place, with plenty of work and good
wages. There will be a great time
here at the big apple-show next
month";
There were many OF the judges APP
pointed under the Rocks Pattersopcun-
splracy that were fair ON election day,
but there Was some of the rankest ras.
cality perpetrated by judges ia some
precincts that the Imagination can
conceive OF. And the men who took
part in this rascality ought TO be com
planned against and, if the facts al
lodged can be unquestionably proven,
they should be punished to the full
extent of the law.
The big snow storm, as usual, put
the n. p. Linton branch train service
out OF commission for couple of days.
The train which was to leave Monday
morning was delayed until Wednes.
day morning, when, a snow-plow
having arrived the evening before,
the regular run to Mandan was made;
but the train did not return with the
mail until late Wednesday night.
The Milwaukee-also as usual-kept
up its splendid service, being only
couple of hours late one day and an
hour the next day. The people of
Linton have only words Of praise for
the way in which the Milwaukee
authorities treat their patrons along
the Linton line in the trustworthy
passenger service. or course we uu-
derstand that the N. p. has a number
of deep cuts between this place and
Mckenzie; but why, after a road is
open, mail-train-like the one of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. not leave Mandan
until after nightfall, when it is due
here at $50 p. M, is something that is
hard to understand.
One OF our citizens who occasionally
wipes the dishes for his wife, says an
exchange, became tired of the job and
refused to do it any more, saying at
is not a mans work. !" Not feeling
disposed to lose his help, she brought
out the bible TO convince him Of his
error, and read as follows from II
Kings xxi:l3: "And will wipe Jerusa-
lem as man wipeth dish. wiping it
and turning it upside down." 1t is
needless to say that hubby is still do
ing his occasional stunt ia the dish
washing line.
When in Linton on business or
pleasure don tforget that the Record is
published at the old stand, and that. as
long as we have room in the safe,
money will be joyfully received on
subscription. The editor believes that
he has discovered the reason why
payments are slower for the Record
than for most country papers. Usually
the rural scribe is of thin and cadav
erous build. But the Record chap runs
to what the French cali 'embonpoint,
or something like that. Hence. when
the in-arrears subscriber comes to
town, and enters the Record office
with his mind almost made up to pay
his subscription, he meets the editor
and, noting the latter's well-fed APP
earance, says: He certainly feeds we'll.
He dosn't look as though he needs
money with which to buy grub. IN
first pay some thin chap whom owe =
Mark Scott and Herbert kateley, Of
Dale, failed in their attempt TO 60 TO
northern Minnesota TO entrap the con-
tiding mink and the innocent musk
rat. and the cause OF said failure is as
follows: They started all right, driv-
ing one fiery. untamed nag. They got
as far as Napoleon: but there, the big
snow having fallen, it was found that
propulsion Of the rig and the weight
of the two passengers over the almost
impossible roads was too huge an un-
dertaking for the motive power
Thereupon it was decided to abandon
the trip. This was done. Herb. staid
at Napoleon, and Mark went to Bis
marck by the 500 and then by the y.
p. TO Linton. Thence to Strasburg
by the Milwaukee, bearing with him
,,a rasoIva That if he didn't find /