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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-02
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-02

Try Murine Eye Remedy
For Red, Weak. Weary. Watery Eyes
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-18

them home, but his trunk wasn't
large enough. The two sweeties
weighd tifty-four pounds and nine
ounces, which would give 243 peo-
pie four ounces each w. D. tells
the yarn in just as loud a tone Of
voice as he read the house journal
during the last legislative session.
When horse infected with gland
ers Is sold to person and is allowed
to mix with other horses, some of
which become infected..with the di-
sease. the seller Of the first horse is
liable for damages, is the decision of
the supreme court in the case of
Nilsson VS.. Horton & Co., of Hatton.
IN which the point was raised. Mil
son sued to recover the value of five
horses that had been destroyed by
reason of glanders, four of which
became infected from the horse
which he purchased from Horton &
Go. The verdict of the district court
in favor of the plaintiff was affirmed.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-18

rented the Bringhurst farm. and viii
put in a larger crop than usual next
Year
John Wilde has disposed Of his
flock of sheep and is converting has
ranch into hog farm. A generous
crop of corn tins year makes this
move look promising.
Mrs. q. w Gilman on Monday
purchased a number of lots IN the
western part of town. Iia2elton lots
are beginning to be worth look
ing at as an investment
Agent Irwin. of the Lyons eleva-
tor. sports the first motorcycle
owned in Hazelton Tuesday he
gave 1t the first try-out in a forty
mile ride up Bismarck way
Hazelton fans are already plan
nlng on having one of the fastest
baseball teams in this section next
year. Haze|ton always makes good.
and many opposing teams rcnem-
her past performances
Fred Snyder and Ray Little we're
up from the Danbury country Sattn-
day. The former has leased his
farm to .Artie Frederick for a term
of years, and expects to soon erect
a residence for himself and Mrs
Snyder in Brofy.
1t is daily becoming more plain to
,nnr farmers that this county is a
cry satisfactory place in which To
hve.' Not long ago +. w. Orhmeycr
MAJ! his farm listed for sale. but ON
Saturday he came to town and an
nounced with considerable satisfac-
tion that he guessed he'd keep il.
Last week we mentioned the sale
Of the Peter Hansen farm. and stat
cd that John Stanton was the lucky
purchaser. 1t seems that we were
mslnformed. and thar, instead Of
its being sold to MIR. Stanton, il re-
mains in the Hansen family. An
drew Hansen is the purchaser, he
having realized that il was too good
a proposition TO allow it to get away.
II has been farmcd by him for a
number of years
This week ushers into lIazclton's $
business circle a new firm, Cell Il
Wernli. consisting of A. l.. Cell and
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-18
tl.5O PER YEAR, IN ADyANrr

~. Wcrnli. the latter purchasing
half-lnterest in the business III tie
former Messrs Gel and Nernli
have commenced eNcayatlng for The
cellar to an addition they uill
huild to the rear OF the store, and
nope 70 soon be ready for a share ut
the fall grocery trade Both mem
bers of the firm are Well and favor
ably known. and, As llazelton and
surrounding country have grown ta
a point where a third store is not a
opportunity, We predict for them a
successful business career.
Nine head Of hogs marketed here
Saturday by J w. MlkeseIl Of Cherry
Grove, proved beyond a doubt that
a good breed. little corn and some
ludicious handling make a proiitahlc
combination The lot consisted of 4
sow and eight MAY pigs. he entire
bunch weighing | 900 pound. Ike
weight. and at seven cents peead
paid by a West. the local butcher.
brought Mr. Mikesell the comfort
able roll of Slsa Every perlSer in
the tot was a wel-bred Poland
China. square. low down short
nosed. and altogether a picture
worthy place in the Breeders Ca
zcttc. Mr.. Mikesell says that less
than one hundred bushels Of corn
would constitute the sum total Of
all that was necessary to IT the AMI.
malS for market
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-18
morning, or an interval Of eighteen

morning, or an interval OF eighteen
hours.
Minot will not get the contribu.
ton from Andrew Carnegie for a
public library building until an or
dinance is passed appropriating ST.
500 annually for its maintenance.
Wahpeton is much excited over
the discovery Of a vein Of coal on
the farm Of Alex. jacobson, near
the town named. The vein is forty
feet below the surface and is four
teen feet thick.
A thousand carloads Of potatoes
have been shipped out Of North Da-
kota this fall, to eastern and south
ern markets, says the Grand Forks
Herald, and as many more will be
shipped out later.
In prairie fire near Alexander.
in Mckenzie county, many farmers
lost practically everything they had !;
many of them being new settlers
with only small quantities Of hay
and grain. mostly in stacks.
Harold Nunns. q boy Of Dwight,
Richland county. has a 'turkeymo-
bile He has trained a big gobbler
to pull little cart, and can hit a
burst of speed that would make Dan
Patch look like milk-cart puller.
Bismarck business men who had
goods damaged during the flood last
summer are organizing to institute
proceedings against the city to re-
cover damages in an amount aggre-
eating many thousands of dollars.
The real-estate market will not be
so active over the state when the de-
linquent tax-sales are held as it has
been on some occasions, the list of
delinquents in most counties being
considerably smaller than in average
years.
A Chicago poultry man is buying
a carload of poultry along the main
line Of the Northern Paci6c in
North Dakota. He expects to buy
at least FIVE thousand turkeys. chick
ems, geese and ducks for cold stor-
age.
Some editors are puzzled. says the
Fargo Forum. over the manner of
certain judges in ignoring the drug
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-18

gist-permit law. 1t is a matter Of
speculation whether the judges set
q good example to other people by
their contempt of the law.
A new fuel is in use out near Mo-
hall. A farmer is heating his entire
house with mustard seed which was
screened out while thrashing his
wheat. He has about fifty bushels.
which he figures will last him half
the winter. 1t burns better than
coal.
The wife Of Mclean county far
mer discovered that the hired man
was her affinity. She is the mother
OF several children, the baby being
only four weeks old. The affinity
is playing checkers with his nose
through the bars of a cell in the
body of the Jail at Washburn.
Monday night, as a well-dressed
man approached the N. p. depot in
Bismarck to take an east bound
train. he was seized by three hoboes,
who beat him into insensibility and
took all his valuables. He was
found unconscious and taken to the
N. P. hospital in that CITY. where
he is being cared for. but as yet has
not been able to make known who
he is. The tramps escaped.
Last Sunday morning. says the
Marmarth Mail, j. B. Wyman, Jr.,
fell from the windmill tower at the
stock-yards farm while up repairing
the fans, dying later from his in
juries. The wheel in some way
turned and Jack jumped toward the
platform. but it seems overreached
and plunged to the ground fifty feet
below. He was picked up insensible,
and never regained consciousness.
His left arm was broken in several
places. several ribs were fractured.
ased one of them penetrated the
lungs.
W. D. Austin. deputy state treas
urer ,and better known as the chief
clerk of the last house of representa-
tives. has been out to California,
and was filled up with big potato
yarns. He tells of two sweet pota-
toes large enough to feed 243 peo-
pie. He was going to bring one of
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-18

ter IN Omaha and Miss peVan will
VISIT relatives q Iop,ha eluring the
greater part 81 fine winter
lhqmss flalelso. who has been
ii9re she Past Is ehs attending Ia.
Aasll.es natter pertaining II his
iap'l mce "a famnons county
Nili retatu g IL home at Clear
axe Wasbupl0n. he INST If the
Meek
Frank Met oaqiie. ii the Dale
neighborIleed tr.g1i ia three hogs
tp day which he add t. I'cnclon 4
Blanchaf'l ard winch weighed LILO
pounds 'nc of them weighed 40
pounds alone He received $3.50
per hundr,sisxrghi ana they
sltll5
Fred HIM If C,lanason. was
taken siciS a couple Of weeks ago.
anla FRIDAY he was taken TO the
hespitai ~ Aerrdcen, where he will
tHser49 IN Weratloli for dropsy
lli ahotkeg taies il s. critical
CASE aud The aperation, which has
not yet tatea place, will be very
d;ngefgu
Andy Marsh caused the arrest yes
terday Of W } Brown. young man
who has been working with the De
Rocr thrashlng outli, this fall. for
stealing a gun, which he sold to one
Of the l.angliels boys for ninc dol
lars Brown Was taken before jus
ticc Schralnnl pleaded guilty. re-
ceived fine of thirteen dollars and
was turned loose.
last week Peter l.arvih sold his
qlarter.sccelion Of land III the I)ale
nelghborhool ia DIR, Shockev Tor a
Confederation oi 81 go. Peter viii
leave ~ q few days for Norway, his
natiy" land Peter says he expects
q be gone a year, and then he Will
return to America with ono of the
old countryss faircst daughters for
his llic S hclpmeet
For Sale A four room house.
with CELLAR and good we'll desirable
location. Cash. o. oncfourth down
and the balance To suit purchaser.
Apply at Record office.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-18
POLLOCK PICK UPS.

,From Progress, Nov leuse
l.. R. Seymour has been a sufferer
the past few days with a pet feIou
ON hls thumb l)r Shockey irealed
il one day this week with a knife,
and Monk $ temper il normal again
Mr.. and Mrs " t. Iarr left yes
terday morning for thc.Pacific coast
country, where they expect 10 spend
a year in sunny California Mr.
PARIS mother and brother, former
Dakotans, have been residing IN Cal
ifornia for the past two years. Mr.
Seymour and children and Mis-
Irene Devan accompanied The PARIS
ON a part of the journey Mrs. Sey-
mour will visit her mother and SIS
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-18
HAzEL7ON HAPPENINGS.
lFrom Republican Nav. iI,h +

tt rom Kepubi,can. Nav llth
The outfit for the Moose lodge ar
rived Tuesday Installation Friday
night.
A new windmill now decorates s.
A. Miklason's residence. L. NJ.
Jones decorated it, aad WI hn;ld a
couple of coal-sheds arcuna the no,
tom of it.
August Benz, the Cherry Grove
farmer and stockman. was q Satur-
day visitor in town. A new dwell
ing will adorn the Benz. farm ia The
near future.
Guy .. ] inderman. who resides
on a farm eight and a half miles
southwest, is contemplating removal
to the state of Washington.
l.. b Hoagland. wife and son left
Tuesday morning for Idaho. While
en- route they will stop off at Ana
conda, Montana, for visit with Mr..
Hoagland's brother.
Roy Better was Saturday visitor
from Cherry Grove. Mrs. Better
and the children will soon move into
Braddock for the winter. Roy has
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-18
AROUND THE STATE.

Much flax straw is being baled in
stutsman county for shipment to
Minneapolis.
Nursery men report having done a
bip business in the western part Of
the state this fall.
His friends expect to see former
Senator Hansbrough in the senator
ial race next spring.
Ward county has collected $1,000
Of the money loaned by the county
last spring on seed-grain contracts.
Broom corn is to be grown in
Adams county. where certain soils
are said to be especially adapted to
it.
The state farmers Institutes are
being well attended this fall. and
much interest is being taken in
them by the farmers.
Out in the western part of the
state some farmers are feeding po-
tatoes to their stock. the shipping
facilities not being good.
Contractor James Kennedy has
already been paid $ll3.O 900 by the
city Of Minot for work done this
season on the city water-works sys-
tenn.
Even his former boosters are ex-
pressing soreness over the manner
in which Governor Burke hung up.
the senatorial appointment. Fo-
rum.
The old Washington hand press
on which the first copy of the Fargo
Republican was printed is still do
ing business in the northern part of
the state.
A good many North. Dakota towns
have arranged for series of lectures
and entertainments by high-class
lecturers and other talent during
the winter.
The Bismarck commercial club
wants the Northern Pacific to give
the Capital City better mail facili-
ties. With all of the new and addi-
tional trains in commission on the
line. no train going east carries mail
between 7:45 p. m. and 9:45 the next
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-18

For sale A four room house.
with cellar and good we'll desirable
location. Cash. ol onc-fourth down
and the balance TO suit purchaser.
Apply at Record office.
The sun., 1909-01-10
NOVELTIES FOR THE TABLE.
silver Trimmed CasseroIrs Cloths for
Formal Dinners.

This is decidedly the day Of the casserole.
These comfortable looking and handy
dishes have come to the dignity of silver
decoration. the silver being applied in a
very open design. These may be used in
exactly the same manner as their humber
friends, as they stand the heat beauti-
fully. For entrees there are individual
casseroles in the ga me design.
The careful housekeeper. says Tomn
ond Country. will he interested in the
silver coasters or plaques in applied silver
which are designed 10 protect her ma =
hogany table from the heat Of vegetable
dishes.
An oddity in old Sheffield plated ware
is a double glass standard. This has a
champagne glass ar one end which when
not in use forms the base and cordial
glass which in its turn ia used for the base
at the other end. In this ware too is
dish for the cooking Of the most i'm
portant breakfast egg This has an
hour glass on top Of il to insure the result
desired
Speaking Of the table leads one natu-
rally to the flowers which form so large
part in its ornamentation and to the
beautiful linens which no true woman
can pass unmoved For the formal
dinner the plain satin damask cloth has
no rival. On this the monogram is
placed on each side OF the centre decora-
ton AT distance Of about fourteen
inches, thus leaving space OF some
twenty Eight inches for the flowers
The sun., 1909-01-10
BERWTDt POWER BOtT RtCE.
Conditions TO Govern Contest which VIII
start on saturday. June 8.

The regatta committee Of the Motor
Boat Club OF America hrs announced the
conditions to govern The power boat race
from this port to Bermuda. which is 10 he
started on SATURDAY., June 5. This COM
mittee is charles =. Tower. Norris VI.
Whitaker aud Walter VI. Bieling. This
race is for a challenge cup frnred bv James
Gordon Bennett and II cash prize of 81 900.
The cup hus to be won three times before
II is the properly of the yachjsTndn 40 sue
cessrul, and last year IL was won by the
OF The Motor Boat CLUB II America.
The start is to be in New York harhor
and the fnsh on 81 pnvids Head. " hioh
is figured "a being $50 nautical miles aWny
Yachts eligible for his race must he mo-e
than 40 feet long and not more than 20
feet. They must ba seaNoIthy craft
full dccked with tir engine space and
living accommodation housed ia. They
must have on board stores and water for
at least thirty DAYS. The measurement
tion will govern, except that the constant
for fguring horsepower OF "A Two stroke
engine will be $50 instead of $50 and time
allowance Will be so per cent OF the assooia.
lions tables. No boat will he allowed
to start with less than six men on board;
one must be a practical navigator, one a
practical engineer and half the crew must
be amateurs.
Entries for this race will close five DAYS
before the date set for starting. Several
built, and It is not thought likely that The
Ailsa-Craig. which has won 'wo races
over this course. will be allowed 10 take a
wal slkover, just how many of the new
yachts will come to the line for the race can
already been in communication with several
owners ard II is expected that The fleet
will be good one.
The sun., 1909-01-10
Amherst Baseball Schedule

The Amherst College baseball schedul,
for the coming season cont aims tventv
eight games. There will be a South.rr
trip OF eight games. while among the hom,
contests viii be one with the University Of
TeIss nine. Virginia also will plav a,
Amherst. with seven veterans bscE And
good new material. the outlook for a stron
as follows: "'uuie u
=, March 20 and q, Trinity College A, Durham
N.CiS and ~. North Carolina at Chanel n m
N cIH, Washington and Lee at Lexington. Va '
April / VirElnIs al ChariottesviiIe; 3 NAVY 4,
annspons: q Pennsylvania at PhIiadeIphis,
y, Springfield Training School at Amh,r.s,
y y sowao'n A. Amherst; q. Vermont at Amherst:
May S. Amherst AgsIes At Amherst. 1, u,,.
Tara var At Cambridge 10. Yale At New Haven; Z,
Dartmouth AZ Hanover: "a Williams Al Amber,
,,, Dartmouth at Amherst: 81. Wnlisms q,
June :. Princeton at Princeton: 4 prnn.x,
vsnn a. Phiiadephls; S, Army at West point
"a Srown A. Amherst: H. Brown at Providence:
~ Aiodstown: ~ WsssyaA q Amhsrvs
The sun., 1909-01-10
.HOTNT.tTN MIXING.
Illustra ton That Is Furnished by yoica mic
Islands Along Alaskan Coast.

The making OF mountains IL illustrated
bv the Bogoslof Islands OF the coast of
Alaska They are volcanic islands which
seem to AFFORD an example of Dr. 7. !. See :
theory that coastal mountain ranges are
first thrown up parallel TO the coast line
Of continent by the explosions which
result when the ocean percolates through
its bed TO the heated rocks below.
Or. Sees suggestion Is that successive
percolations and the resultant explosions
dig a trench In the sea bottom during the
course OF ages, one ridge of the excavatod
trench being thrown up seaward, there
20 wait perhaps for a mlio years till it
is established as submarine mountain
range. and the sea drains out from between
II and the existing continent.
The BoGoslof volcanic islands confirm
this sug sestion. for they and the Alemisn
Islands are part Of ridge which Is being
formed more or less parallel TO the northern
cossI iiue Of North America The ridge
suffers nanv vlcIssitudes and tho islands
are never safe from sinking
The last Of them, Perry Island rose from
the sea about the time o' he san Fra ancsco
earthquake. 1909. Fire Island, its Younger
brother. rose IL 1853, Castle Island, the
oldest. had been known since l7as The
latest island was believed To have dIsap-
reared IN 1897 H. i now reported that
FNre Island has vanished also 4 party
~ explorers who had Intended doing a
lftle surveying about tho islands could
not at nrst And them ~ all Later il re-
ports that the biggest of the three islands
has sunk to reef.
The sun., 1909-01-10
MOOSE FOR SIX NIGHT RIDERS
TWO OTHERS SENTENCED TO
20 YEARS IUPRISON.HENT.
An Appeal for the Condemned Men which
viii stay the Execution Grounds on
which the Appeal Il Taken Judge
says There Was Much Perjury.

UNION CITY. Tenn, Jan. o. Convicted
Of the assassination Of Capt. Quentin
Rankin at Walnut log on October 10 lest
Garrett johnson. Arthur Cloar, Sam
Applewhite. Fred Pinion It'd Burton and
Boy Ransom. night riders W no on Wednes-
day we're found guilty Of murder in the
first degree. we're to-day sentenced by
Judge Joseph f. Jones 10 be hanged on
February 49,
Judge Jones dsrega rded the verdict
so far as the mitigating circumstances
mentioned in the iury's verdict. and re-
lating to the six men. was concerned, and
in the case of Bud Morris and Bob HUFF
man he imposed a sentence OF twenty
years.
Counsel for the defendants at once
took an appeal to the Supreme Court
which will act upon the case at the May
term, to be held in jackson Notice of
appeal was given after the court had over
ruled a motion for a new trial, based on
various grounds They were in substance
that the Court had erred in excluding
certain testimony and in receiving the
evidence OF various witnesses in refusing
each defendant twenty-fo challenges
in allowing proof as to night rider meet
ings and acts Of lawlessness unconnected
with the murder of Capt Rankin, and that
one Of the jurors had before the trial
expressed an opinion as to what should
he done with the man who killed Capt
Rankin.
Judge Jones gust before sentencing
the prisoners said
Il said some time ago to the Grand
Jury that IL was a sGd. sad day when
these men left their quiet homes, and
that their wives had not taken them
around the neck and pleaded with them
FOR God Almghty's sfke to stop and not
band themselves together for such un-
holy acts The evidence in This case
is bristling with perjury, and the jury
has returned into this court verdict
against Bud Morris and Bob Huffman
OF murder in the second degree, and
IL must stand"
The old man who rang the old curfew
said: Il have done my duty ever, and
likewise | have deliberated much over
this matter and the jury has returned a
verdict OF murder in the first degree
against Garrett johnson, Sam Apple
white. lid Burton. Boy Ransom, Arthur
Cloar. Fred Pinion and in view Of the
manner in which Quentin Rankin was
this verdict because IL was necessary
to get a verdict that il should include |
circumstances but | can see
no mitigating circumstances in this |
crime"
The eight men were each in turn then /
told TO stand up and sentence was pro-
Each was pale but composed |
and at the conclusion OF the Judges re- |
marks thew were remanded TO fail