Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-01-13
AROUND THE STATE.

The North Dakota Grain anc
Stock Growers Convention meets
in Fargo Jan. IS. la. ~ and q.
The nex, meeting of the North
Dakota Educational Association viii
be he'd in Bismarck mex, October.
". 6 Carter. Of New Rockford
had sixteen horses killed as result
of Their beng affected with gland
ers.
Judge Cos has been dealing GU:
some seyege sentences 10 horse
thieves during the Willision term
of cour
Prairie-chickens are said to be
eating from garbage pals in Fessen-
den Lack 81 food on the prairies
is assigned as the cause
The hotels Of Minos lose hundreds
Of dollars worth Of silver ware And
linen each year. taken by guests
Who have become souvenir tends.
Edwin Cochrane, Of Bismarck, has
gone 10 Annapolis. to prepare FOX
the examinations for admission TO
the United States naval academy,
which occur in June
Insurance Commissioner Cooper is
sending out timely warnings to
guard against fires a, this time OF
the year, when stoves and heating
plants are in full blast
Game birds in the state are not in
as bad condition for feed as has been
reported says Tom Griffiths. OF
Grand Forks, member Of the game
and fish board Of control.
The state bank examiner has clos
ed the state bank Of Bowesmont,
Pemoina county. According to the
bank examiners Office. the deposit.
ors viii suffer but slight loss.
According to the 1910 calendar.
Lent begins early in the coming
year. Ash Wednesday comes on
Feb. 9th. Easter falls on March
9th, and 50 it will be almost too
cold for the easter bonnets.
Some Of the newspaper men Of the
state think it rather cheap OF two
men so we'll fixed as Marshall and
Gronna TO request editors to run
their political announcements with
out sending the coin.-Forum.
r Z. Adams, foreman in the cleo
trio light plant at Enderlin. was re-
cenly killed by an electric shock. He
was working at the switchboard at
the time. As he was alone. the exact
cause If the accident is not known.
He was twenty -one years Of age and
single
Dr.. Arends. of Casselton. has q
neat Invention for determining the
hen that ays a certain egg. The hen
enters the nest and then is confined
by the falling of a trap-door. Her
egg is ,nas identified, and her pro.
eeny can pe ascertained by keeping
the eggs separate.
Forman News With this issue q
number Of people who have been
reading the News for nothing for
from one 10 six years will be put on
the suspended list and their accounts
placed in the hands of an attorney
for collection unless they pay up
within a reasonable time.
A full carload Of live oysters
from New Jersey passed over the
Milwaukee coast extension. recently.
en- route to the Pacific coast, where
they Will be put in the western
ocean. 10 grow up with the country.
Nothing with more sense than a
Jersey oyster would pass through
the Dakotas to make its home far.
Their west
Joseph Till, the man who was re-
Gently pardoned out Of the state
pententiary, after having served
fer many Years on conviction Of a
crime which it is almost certain he
never committed. is now in Austria
with his aged mother. So great was
her JOY at being reunited to her sor
that she arose from a bed Of sick
ness to greet him. and is now max
ing a rapid recovery.
A Ronda correspondent says il
the Bismarck Tribune: Some tim,
ago the Hebron Tribune containe,
an article about big tree. or rathe
slab from tree, taken from tn
Hebron coal-mine. We have par
of a tree that beats it all to no
where. On section q. TOWNSHIP
l44. range SO. is a part Of tire
about five feet thick. 1t was at on
time Ignite. but is now petrifiec
1t seems to be part Of the root. q
it is gnarled and twisted like roo
Near it is a mound where the tire