Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-09-10
AROUND THE STATE.

hNUUNU laE STATE.
The Palladium roasts the auto speed
maniacs at Bismarck.
The Bismarck Tribune NAV 90 back
TO an afternoon paper.
NO clews have been found to the
bank robbers at Geneseo.
The Mandah fair will be held this
year on Sept. 10Th, 3Oth and Oct. list.
The Streeter Herald is new paper
at the North Dakota town OF the
former name.
The New England Herald, in net-
finger county, has print shop made
OF petritied wood.
More gas wells have been sunk at
Westhope, and interest in the develop
ment is increasing
Some Of the other Sargent county
towns put on night wat Gilman after
the Geneseo bank robbery.
The Linton Record printed fine
cut Of the new Catholic church at
Hague, Emmons county. Forum
\ Ten Nights in Bar Room
company is touring the state, with
brass band and ochestral accompani-
mcnt.
Merchants in many towns of the
state are notifying their customers
they are ready to duplicate mail-order
prices.
Fargo is ahead of Grand Forks again.
The Cass county Jail only lacks one of
having half hundred prisoners at the
present time.
A young lady in Kidder county, who
had been disappointed in love, wan
dercd from her home and was lost for
several hours.
Swan Peterson. of Fargo was scpar-
ated from his pocket hook, containing
1865, by pickpocket, while attending
Uile MINNESOTA STATE 1alr.
In nearly every town in the state
some careless builders have erected
houses in the streets. That is the
situation just not at Ray.
The people of Bismarck found
that private sewer emptied into
the river short distance from the in
take pipe of the waterworks.
Work has been started on Richland
countys new $4,000 Jail and sheritf's
residence. 1t will be fire-proof
structure Of concrete and brick.
Minot will possibly be reformed yet.
The Salvation Army lasses are pre-
pairing to construct barracks there and
make formidable campaign against
the forces of evil.
w. d. Boyce, the Chicago million
aire story paper publisher, is said to
be pro TEN resident Of North Dako-
ia at the present time, with view to
securing divorce.
The Pembina baseball team quit
with some money in the treasury,
after paying debts OF the year before.
Out of seventeen games the team lost
but one, and that by a l-to-O score.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Steen, of Pierce
county. both suffering from tubercu-
losis have started back to Norway.
The woman's condition is such that
1T is doubtful whether she will survive
the trip.
Editor McMaster has been appoint
cd postmaster at Motiit. Since he
established the Messenger there he
has been IA persistent booster for the
town and the appointment he has just
received is we'll merited.
p. f. Carrier was watching the press
ON the Ray Pioneer work when he
was caught between the roller arms
and the wall and squeezed tighter
than sixteen year old girl during her
first engagement Forum.
There is a demand for more mem
bers of the state supreme court, and
the recent adjournment Of terms of
that body in order to catch up with
old cases appears to be an argument
| i'm behalf of an increased number OF
judges.
kl,f f,,1 U.hsr
Zahl Mixer tells about a hail storm
there in which hail as large as plug
hat fell. A man with an imagina-
tion like that is wasting his time on
a weekly. He should he on one of
IIearst's papers.
Wardcounty hunters have brokenall
records this year in the matter OF TAX
ing out hunting permits, having To
their credit 2,o54 resident and two
non resident permits, exceeding any
other county in the state by 600 o.
these credentials.
MIR. Farmer predicts an early anc
severe winter because the bark OF the
dogs is thicker this autumn than usual
view of the state fair in Minnesota
also indicates cold winter because
the h,,sk on the husky farmer boys l.
+. thicker than usual. FIX
4 boy at IIatton was struck by a
caIf while feeding stock and had his
..n,l,r hone broken in three places.
The injury was so bad that the broker
hone stuck through the lesh but ne