Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-07-16
AROUND THE STATE.

Another effort is being made to sc.
cure pure water for Fargo.
There We're less Fourth of luly ar.
cldents at Fargo this year than usual.
North Dakota Strawberries ST seem e.
have rlpencd cut in good shape this
year.
reports from around the State sic
nlly there is an abundant yieldof Mild
/ fruit this year.
Now that the primaries are over the
question OF dividing Mclean county
will be taken up again.
The noNious weed laws are still On
The statutes even if they are ge,ier-
ally diregarded. Forum.
Work is being hurried on The "a,
well At Westhope, and it is expected
70 strike oi any day nov.
\ forty pound sturgeon Vas caught
in the Red river near Pcmbina. accord
ing 70 the Pioneer Express.
The Chautauqua season has opened
at Devils Lake. and there are larger
crowds there this year than ever.
The Democrats are about to open
state headquarters at Grand Forks.
with State Senator Cashe in com
mand
The Bowman County Pioneer has
reached the stage where ii snecessary
for that paper to resort to 'sall home
print
nulmber of North Dakota sherins
attended the meeting of sheriffs from
tWenty-one other states in Minneapolis
last week.
he Ward county canyassilig board
With over two hundred precincts to
count, found something of Il PROPOSE
ton on its hands.
/ Ihe editor OF the Courienay Gazette
registers a complaint because there
are so many canine concerts near his
home every night.
Park Rivers postollicc was burglcd
10y !. quartet If small boys, who Sc
cured 81 in cash, which had not been
locked up III the safe.
\ farmer AT Rutland sci eighteen
eggs under hen. She Matched out
nineteen. And now the farmer is
trying to lind out which two are twins.
Judge Murray and Deputy George.
with two prisoners, made the trip from
Minot to Bismarck, a distance Of 80
miles, in less than seven hours. inan
automobile.
L. B. Hanna says the stalwart can
didates will not take any hand in the
Marshall-Johnson light this fall, and
that the stalwart vote will be about
equally divided.
The devil on The Souris Messenger
quit his job to learn the blacksmith
ing trade. Sometimes there isn't as
much difference as might be expected
He was succeeded by a She devil
Il. S. Noah, whose execution for
murder has been set for october -.
told Judge Murray OF Minot the other
day that he had no desire to live and
was anxious for the day of his eXecll-
tion to roll around
\ Sawyer man advertised ii team OF
cstrays hat he had taken up Later
stranger came along and described
the horses, claiming them as his own
and the animals were turned over
Now the real owner has appeared aud
wants the animals.
Braddock can almost hear Central's
CHEEKY Number, please, aud within
IA day or two will be able to talk 10
the outside world. The exchange starts
out with twenty subscribers, and that's
as many as Grand Forks exchange had
twenty-five years ago.
y new attorney who recently ocat-
ed at Mott claimed to have discover
ed chunk OF silver quartz while
strolling through the hills along the
annonball river and the Pioneer
Press at Mott claims have the chunk
on exhibition at its office just TO sat
isly The doubling Tllolnases.
a policeman at Minot was arrested
on complaint of Il railroad fireman
who charged the cop With using lln-
necessary violence in making an ar
rest The tiienian vas arrested fur
making dist turbance and claims that
while NO policemen held him another
beat him till lie was IA bleeding mass
[ p at Fargo town it costs a dollar
to ride bicycle ON the sidewalks. ac-
cDidlrg to the police court. and people
who ~ it regularly contribute to tie
city cash box: but in Grand Forks.
notwithstanding a prohiDitive ordi-
rance. the bicyclists ride all over ey-
erylhing and everybody andevendriye
pedestrians Off the sidewalk. There's
Il difference. Grand Forks Herald
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