Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-03

orders for husbands.
On account of the stringency in
the postotiice department pocket
book. petitioners for the establish
ment of rural postal routes in North
Dakota are being notified that the
installation of the new lines has been
deferred for the present.
The Denhotf Voice thinks the Ca
zette is doing more yelling for Nc
Clusky than McClusky is doing for
the Gazette That is true of lot
of towns in the state, Judging by
their advertising patronage, says the
Grand Forks Herald.
The Bowman Pioneer goes after
Editor McCann. of the News. and
intimates that he has been trying to
start a run on bank, and also has
accepted money as a democrat
from Tom Marshall. who wants to
rattle around in McCumber's sena-
toria hat
state Senator kotfel, of Esmond,
Benson county. will remove to Bis
marck He is engaged to be mar
ried. Miss Mabel Peterson, the ac-
compllshed daughter of Mrs. Henry
Tatley, is to be the bride. In per-
sonal appearance Senator kotfel re-
sembles III. w. Allen. of Braddock.
The National Briquetting Com
pany has paid hundred thousand
dollars for the hole in the ground
and the few million tons of coal sur
rounding it, known as The Electric
Mine, at kenmare, and Will expend
one hundred and fifty thousand
more in the construction of bri-
quoting plant there.
Detected over the prospect of a
life of suffering. Ed Shultz. who had
made Casseton his headquarters for
twenty years, was found dead in
bed in a hotel there the other day
AT the coroner's inquest it was de
veloped that he died from strychnine
poisoning, bottle having beer
purchased by him Tuesday night.
Don't criticise or otherwise
knock the school teacher in the pres
ence of your sons and daughters. j.
you want them to amount to any
thing at school. If they believe thai
you will sustain them in their oppo
sition to the teacher, they will only
make discomfort for the teacher anC
be in no condition to make progress
in their studies.
The editor of the Kermit News
has learned that the man who gets
a column boost in a newspaper rare
ly has much to say over it, grateful
~ or otherwise, probably consider
ing it a justifiable contribution to
his worth, but the fellow who get
a three-ine roast never misses thu
opportunity to come to the scratch
with his tale of woe. And some
times 1t is the same individual il
| both cases.
| The way things are at present
says the Washburn Leader, the gov
eminent is paying out some none.
to the senators from this state
There are four receiving salaries a
the present time. Mrs M. N. John
son will get one years pay; Senate
Fountain l.. Thompson will receive
an entire years pay. as will Purcel
| for the present year, and. if he il
not succeeded before Jan. lst. h.
will receive $1,000 for whateve
1
| There are thirty two bankers ant
bank cashiers Of the United States
convicted of wrecking banks ant
| violating the national banking laws
I i'm Fort leavenworth federal prison
says the Kuhn Messenger. Some o
| these were in the millionaire class
| Yet we have IN this country muck
! raking writer's who are everlastingl,
crying down the government ant
courts for prosecuting the poor ant
letting the rich go free If presen
/ indications 90 for anything, ther
are fine prospects Of lot mor'
high-ups' doing time
! A Bismarck dispatch TO the Gran'
/ Forks Herald says: At 6 o'clocl
/ this evening a passenger trail
reached here which had been since
4 Feb. l4th making round trip q
sixty-five miles, going 70 Linton an
returning The train crew had bee
bucking snow-banks. some of then
twenty five feet deep. continuousl.
since they left here There ar
many deep cuts on the line and tn
4 direction IS such that even the sligh,
est wind will fill them. The Mil
waukee road also runs into Lintor
and the first train since the l4th o
that line also reached Linton to-day
1t carried papers dated the 10th, a
4 it had been on the way for ten days
There was a number Of travelin