Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-12
AROUND THE STATE.

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The Tolley Journal favors loe.,l 30
ton and high license.
4 lodge Of the order Of Mouse has
been organized at Hars ey. with o.
NJ. Thompson as Chief Moose
telephones are being substituted
by the Great Northern Railway for
the telegraph in dispatching trains.
The Crosby Eagle thinks the
clamor for change in North Dako-
tas representation a, Washington
lls largely noise.
Capt. Main. of the state fish hatch
cry. Is looking daily for the advent
OF the first young fish from eggs at
the hatchery several millions OF
II EN-.
l.. f. Opdyke. of the Bismarck
Tribune. has purchased a controlling
interest IN the Bismarck Settler.
and Will improve the publication
which ought To be am easy task
There are fewer autos throughout
the state that are being towec home
by teams nowadays. The machines
are better made and the drivers are
getting 10 understand them better.
Deputy State Land Commissioner
Thurston has loaned the state his
torical society a copy of the Mary
land journal, published Aug 90
lll3. which makes a Very interesting
addition TO the state collection.
The Ashley Tribune disIikes the
idea of having candidates for COVER
nor boosted in one part of the state
as being resubmissionists and in
other parts as being for prohibition,
as was done by friends of Governor
puThe tWo wears ago.
u L. Burdick. of Munich, speaker
of the last house of Representatives,
has sold upward of ten thousand
dollars worth of horses to various
parties during the past week, and
ism I saying word about it. 1t took
four figures to express the value of
any one of them.
The Bantry Advocate expresses
regret at the serious condition of
Senator McCumber, and refers te
him as the best friend the farmer
has ever had in congress from North
| Dakota one who knows the needs
of the farmers and has the ability to
stand up for them.
Coy. Burke is to speak at Stanley
on the Fourth of July. He will pull
the eagles tail feathers and crate in
such magnificent style that Little
Mac of the Sun will not have su-
| |peratives enough TO describe the
rhythmic and melodious flood of hot
air Fargo Forum
| Some reprobates without the fear
of law in their glzzards have been
shooting full of holes the smoke
stack of the mill at Sharon. The
owner of the mill naturally doesn't
take kindly to such doings and offers
a reward for the capture and con-
yiction of the culpritS.
The Steele Ozone publishes an ex5
tended obituary notice Of l)r. A. A.
Allen. who died in kidder county at
the age of ninety two years, after a
residence in that county of twenty
five years. Mrs. Hurd and H. b..
Allen, of Steele, are two of his chill
dren He was the oldest resident of
| the county, so far as known.
-. -. SUlliils, a lOIHleTs feSIueIll aDl
Steele, but during recent years liv-
ling in Oklahoma, was instantly killed
I by the accidental discharge of his
shot gun recently. 1t appears that
/ the accident happened from his
attempting To draw the gun through
a wire fence doubtless supposing
THAT tie weapon was not loaded.
The son of the Rev and Mrs Old
berg of Wang. was bitten and kicked
Thy a vicious mare a few days ago
The boy Is about two wears old He
| was playing out of doors. and in
some way got through the fence to
4 the pasture where the mare and colt
were inciosea The animal first al
tackled HIM with her teeth, picking
him up by the back and shaking
him, then throwing him 70 the
ground and kicking him IN the hip
AT present he is dong well, suffer
4 ing but little pam, and it il hoped
Ahe will be able to gel around in a
week or two
Douglas Herald Judge lauder.
1 iinsurgent or, as thes term them