Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-11
AROUND THE STATE.

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Thirty cases of typhoid fever are
reported in the vicinity of Ray.
The Crosby Review wants the two
factions of the Republican party to-
get together.
Geese-hunters are praying for a
few days of sharp weather with a
trace of snow.
Greater interest has been aroused
over farmers Institutes this season
than ever before.
Grand Forks is suffering from a
series Of malicious assaults on wo-
men. Local hoodlums are suspected.
The Milton Globe figures that
Speaker Burdick should be re-elect-
ed both to the legislature and to his
position as presiding officer.
| A good many North Dakota farm
ers are moving into town this Win
ter in order that their children may
have better school advantages.
Bishop Mann dedicated an Epis-
copal church at Cannon Ball recent
| ly. indians contributed most of the
material required for the church.
Bismarck wants an Elks' lodge;
and Judge Palda. of Minot. the dis
trict deputy, has gone over to the
Capital City to see what he can do
about it.
| I. l.. Beiseker's boomlet for gov
ernor out in Wells county is receiv-
ing some Encouragement. and he
evldently has numerous friends in
his home region.
Over at Ashley a Syrian, in trying
to make his getaway from the sher-
iff, drove his horses so hard that one
of them died, and now he will be
prosecuted for cruelty to animals.
The Jamestown Alert thinks that
memorial exercises should be held
in North Dakota for the late Sena.
tor johnson, as was done when Gov
ernor Johnson. of Minnesota, died
| The clothing merchants of the
northwest are praying for cooler
weather, which will improve trade
The public refuses to buy winter
clothing while the temperature is 81
high.
There was some surprise that tn
Y. M. C. A. banquet was held at tn
Northwest hotel in Bismarck. Th
Bismarck Palladium says that th'
Northwest is now as eminently re
spectacle as any other old hotel.
The Merchants State Bank a
Bismarck is to be converted into
national bank, and will be known a
the County National Bank An ele
giant building is being erected, il
! which the bank will be conducted.
Il Patrick keogh, a ranchman in tn
, Knife river country, burned to deaf
in wagon which caught fire. II
Twas held by the foot by piece o
wire. and was unable to disentangl
himself before fatal result ensueC
. Claus Haggert, the husband in
! suit for divorce, applied for alimon
b of sixty dollars per month befor
d Judge Templeton, at Grand Forks
4 The Judge, however, couldn't fin
any law under which it might b
( allowed.
|: The new Methodist dormitory a
y the Valley City normal school w;
dedicated recently with appropriat
exercises. The building will be el
!. larged in the near future to accom-
modate about forty young-wome
students.
A disastrous prairie fire southwe.
of New England. west of the Mi
souri, river, destroyed much ha.
grain and other property, recentl.
Some of the settlers lost their entil
crop in many instances the fir
one raised.
Wouldn't it be about as econom
cal to chop the thrashing machir
ard harvester up for kindling woo
as to leave it out doors all wintt
exposed to the elements and expe
it to be in good shape for use ne,
y season. Forum.
y Long Bull, chief of the Cir
y Ventre Indians, from the Canne
D Ball country, while in Bismarck Il
y other day had his photograph take
u with King John Satterlund as b
NJ side-partner For wonder, the m
n chine did not break
D At Ellison Bros. sale of Perchere
u and Shire horses, at LaMoure, thi
NJ ty-six Of the forty-five horses offert
n were sold for an aggregate conside
= 3 alton of $4,000. That's about Il
4 record price for so large a bunch
4. North Dakota horses.
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