Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-10-15
ceased was about 4o years of age and
leaves family of IL children to
mourn his sudden death.

mourn his sudden death.
A farmer near langdon was badly
gored by bull The animal got
loose and after being rounded up
cornered the farmer in the BARNARD,
and If the bull had not been de-
horned the man would have been
gored to death
woman was robbed of $50 on a
500 train between Drake and Bal
four. She had not left her seat until
She arrived at Balfour, when she
noticed that her pocket-book, contains
ing the money, was gone-probably
snatched by pickpocket
+. a. Rising. of Winona, Mimi.
treasurer of the Winona Savings
bank, says that the loans in North
Dakota are we'll up towards mill
lion, and there is not mortgage in
process of foreclosure, nor does the
bank own an acre OF land in the
state.
Just to show the growth of some
sections of the state, over 40 new
schools have been opened in Morton
county during the past school year.
Few counties in the state have made
steadier and more substantial
growth than Morton, and few coun-
ties have better inducements to offer
to the homeseeker.
The past month was the hottest
September, with one exception, in the
history of the Bismarck weather bu-
reau. In 1887 there was Il daily aver
age temperature of u degrees,
which was 5 degrees warmer than
the month just passed The warm
est day i'm September was the Sth,
when the official weather bulb reg
istered ~.
Bishop Mann, of the Episcopal
church in this state, is naturally
much pleased at the selection of his
brother. Rev. Alexander II. Mann, OF
Boston, to be bishop of Washington,
d. c., to succeed the late Bishop
Satterlee. The Mann family thus
reaches an unusual ecclesiastical dis
tinction, two members of ii being
bishops of the Episcopal church.
The Fargo school board seems to
have very complex case pending be-
fore it. Miss Nelson, one of the
teachers in a school, was arrested for
too severely furnishing son of the
deputy sheriff. She was given the
privilege of resigning or standing
prosecution. Later she withdrew her
resignation and offers to face the
charge-and now the board hardly
seems to know what to do with the
matter.
Wednesday morning, Sept. ~, at
4.:M O'Clock some cracksmen put q
charge into the postoffice at Hettin-
ger which wrecked the safe, but
failed to remove the bolts. The rob-
bers, evidently fearing an alarm, did
not wait to put i'm a second charge,
but secured about $40 in cash, which
was in the drawer of the cOnfection-
cry department, and made their es-
cape The job is supposed to have
been the handiwork of experienced
safe blowers, for the charge was
aimed at the bolt and combination
and was very nearly effective. The
gang is thought to be part of the
same gang which operated in the
state last year with some success.
Donnybrook Courier: Last Fri.
day night a band of women did the
Carrie Nation act to o. l.. Tobiasons s
pool room i'm the village of Aurelia
The ladies entered the place armed
with hatchets and axes, and pro-
ceeded to demolish the contents OF
| the building. A large number Of
| bottles containing pop and other
drinkable stuff were indiscriminately
\ smashed and the card tables were
transformed into kindling wood. The
attack was so sudden and unexpected
that the men who were in the room
were too much surprised to offer any
resistance to the invading Amazons
1t is said that the raid was planned
and carried out by women whose
husbands were in The habit of spend
ing too much time and money ava,
from home