Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-06-11

ture. The impaired confidence of the
past few months is forgotten and the
boosters are now on top. Forum.
The Leeds News kicks because it
required two Years for Judge Cowan
TO decide an appeal in liquor per-
Nit case-the decision coming a wear
after the life of the permit had ex-
pired and the druggist had left
Leeds
\ party OF eastern landseekers
found what they wanted in Bowman
county recently and on their return
TO Fargo they asserted the land out
there is worth as much for crops
as land back in Iowa and Wisconsin
that sells for three times as much per
acre
The code OF political honor is evi-
IDENTIFY not strongly fixed in Editor
Wells of The Litchville Bulletin. He
advises the Insurgents if they are
outnumbered at the primaries
prove traitors and endeavor to de-
feat the will of the majority by vo-
ting for the democrats in November.
The people of the state are begin
ming 10 regard the gas finds around
Wcsthopc with some seriousness.
Residents of Edgeley claim they have
even a more fertile field for investi-
cation. and show the goods as gas
from big artesian we'll there has
been used for light and heat for
many years
Coopcrstown Courier:i Frank Ploy-
har, OF the Valley City Times Record
has purchased an automobile to cam
vass his district in his race for the
legislature. Frank is usually pretty
level-headed. but this is where he
made the mistake of his life. He is
a defeated man, now. Automobiles
are looked upon with suspicion by
the farmers.
81. Thomas Times: When Duncan
Mansell. of Roland. Man, was here
the other day he ordered a car load
OF sulphate of iron to use in spraying
his crops 10 kill mustard Mr. Man
sell WAS here last summer and wit
messed Prof. Bolley's experiments i'm
destroying weeds, and was so salts
fled with the results that he proposes
to profit by the demonstration.
1T is reported from Fergus Falls
that Campbell Bros. lost an elephant
i'm that City as the result of injuries
received at Wahpeton last Wednes-
day. \ streak of i'll luck seems to
be following the circus, as at Oakes.
the day before they showed i'm Wah-
peton, theN had to pack up before the
evening performance on account Of
a heavy wind storm. They sustained
a heavy loss and damage to their out
fit on account of the storm, and
struck rainy day at Fergus.
Treadwell Twlchcll, the insurgent
candidate for governor, roasts the
railroads in his speeches for attempt
ling to control North Dakota politics.
He didn't show much antipathy TO
the railroads when he was i'm the last
legislature, however. for ii is remem.
bered that he left the speakers chair
TO openly advocate ON the floor of the
house the two and onc-half cents a
mile rate. This was i'm opposition TO
bill which had come from the stall
wart senate fixing the rate at two
cents a mile.
lhe insur9ent papers are publish
ing a Progressive Republican Tick
ct which was partially put i'm nom.
intion at the notorious Grand Forks
convention and partly made mp by
three or four leaders after a con
sultation at Fargo. In several coun-
ties the democrats have held nomi-
mating conventions. also i'm defiance
OF inc primary law. The stalwari
leading republican candidates, who
are so far ahead of competitors that
they are practically nominated by
public sentiment. This list will be
of some guidance to voters at the
primaries. ii WAS not gotten up by
any political manipulators or In the
interest OF a clique of office seekers.
but represents the popular indorse-
ment of the majority of voters in the
party. Fargo Forum