Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-04-16
AROUND THE STATE.

Cannon Ball and Gayton now have
money-order postoffices.
At Garrison $4,000 worth OF opera
house stock has been sold,
j. E. Phelan of Dickinson offers
$1,000 reward for horse thief.
One day last week 125 cars of emil
grant movables arrived at Bowman.
Twenty families arrived in Hetting-
er county one day from Lanesboro,
Mimi
Dr. Taylor's election in Grand Forks
county was celebrated by torch light
procession
North Dakotans are getting an unus.
ual number of patents on inventions
this spring.
The Bismarck Tribune refers to
the laundrymen's association as the shirt
wrecking outfit
Only two of the last half a dozen
applicants for citizenship at James
.ow.l were successful.
Two pupils of the Indian school at
Wahpeton who left without permis.
sion We're arrested at Wyndmere
The Harvey Herald notes that Col
onel Little has made more advance
than any other senatorial aspirant
1t pays to advertise. The young
lady editor of Iowa published her
leap year proposal-had 200 replies.
The arrival of railroad material for
the construction of the branch lines
out of Mandan is an encouraging feat
Nrc.
An elopement from Benson county
was spoiled by heartless deputy
sheriff-who arrested the would-be
bride
Some of the insurgent leaders seem
determined to have their own way or
wreck the republican party i'm the at
tempt.
According to the biography OF Andy
Miller-now running in the insurgent
papers-he lived in Iowa till his
death.
Church services were held at Mar
math in passenger coach-in the a.
sence of suitable building for tho
purpose.
Casey of Walsh and Ueland of La
Moure counties appear to have the in
side for the democratic nominations
for congress.
j. E. Phelan of Dickinson is having
a hard time. His auto broke down
on a prairie and team hired to take
him to town ran away.
Farmers who are not receiving the
\ bulletins from the North Dakota Agri-
cultural college can get them by send
ing their addresses and requesting the
publication.
The weekly papers allege discrimi-
nation by the government on paper
mail into Canada. The dailies don't
have to pay extra postage-but the
weeklies do.
A settler who had arrived at Palermo
had lost 500 in bills in car. and
found it in a badly unlaundered and
unfumigated condition under the
horses feet.
Dickinson is to have 3O0-uarrel
-four mill-and the country contribu-
tary to that section is now raising the
grain necessary to run the mill. A
| few years ago it would have beer
necessary to ship i'm practically tn
entire supply.
John Luchsinger of Windsor seems
to be doing pretty we'll in the poultry
business. He has 400 white leghorn
hens on his poultry farm mile and
| a half from Windsor that are averag-
ing about 200 eggs day Eggs all
ways bring a good price here and it
looks like very profitable branch of
| farming for Mr. I.uchsinger.
Ambrose Newsman: Railroad Off
| cials state that an unprecedented
demand is made for stock and goods
cars There will be great influx OF
/ immigrants and settlers into this sec
ton of North Dakota. BY next fall
the transformation OF this county
/ from a COW country into an agricul-
tural community will be complete.
The little gasoline motor at the
Thue home at Portal is the attrac-
fion now and quite interesting to the
housewives. While the clothes are
boiling and while Mrs Thue goes on
with her fancy work the little motor
does the washing. Mrs. Thue says
the machine never sits upstairs wri-
/ ting letters when there is work to be
done. never grumbles, never goes to
/ dances or theatres or out late at
night, nor home when needed the
4 worst. always Tedu! anu ueHidHuS >
less wages than the girl.
Monday morning of last week,
about O'Clock. freight train ran
over Richard Williams, who was
stealing a ride on the top of one of
the cars with the result that Wilt
ans is now at the hospital recovering
from an amputation of the leg, which