Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-09-15

The sanhorn Enterprise tells of a
couple Of men thrre who were ar
rested by Game WarSl,n Burt for
hunting chickens nj. Of season.
They had not kiagd any chickens on
other game, but were hunting them.
which Of course is equally against
the law They We're fined so each.
l'he Enterprise SaS that the father
K Of one Of the hunters MAS sicb. and
that the two men mad gone ont 10
kil a chicken for h3n, thinking that,
perhaps il would tempt his appetite
This year, while not perhaps show
ing quite as many sales Of real ps
tate as some other years, Will not
4 withStanding, have 4 considerable
volume Of moncA 70 show as the ac-
tual value OF the rca estate bought
and sold Those Who have been
looking for land values to tumble in
price will be disappointed Prices
4 viii be higher nest spring than they
are now in this stat, and The al-
vance will continue for many Years.
Any one contemplating hNNlng
/ North Dakota reai estate should buy
now There will never he a better
1 opportunity Grand Forks Herald
Mcssrs. w. I }oscIy and III J
/ Sannian of lsugbl are now in tenn
porary charge of I. dock Of 2,suo
sheep which arrived from Montana
recently, Mr.. Bosch accompanying
the shipment. y the paaturage in
/ Montana is entirely dried of, 50 that
/ ii is impossible 60 secure nourlshs
ment for the sheep the Montana
slaeepmen are arranging for he
shipment of their lar@e tloeks 10
North Dakota for paStLrage during
| the fall months, and the sheep viii
be forwarded IL, market later
Mcssrs l5osely and S;tnman have
made arrangement for 5000 more
sheep TO be shipped into that locali-
ty soon.
Quite a little excitement was
created at the Mandan depot one day
/; last week A telegram WAS received
from the tralnmen on one of the
east bound trains that child had
died just before reaching Mandan.
and physicians and a carriage were
ordered Il, the depot The child
was the son of Mrs. Mary Donohue
of Butte, who with her two children
was ON her way back To Ireland her
husband having been killed in a
mine not long ago DIR. laurnc< and
/ another doctor who met the train at
/ the depot soon saw that the child
WAS not dead, and it was taken to
the hospital and with proper treat
4 ment, soon recovered. The cllld
| was taken siek ON the train. and
| some one, with the best Of intention
with which a certain region is
paved gave il brandy which ~
i suited IN alcoholic poisoning l'hc
| happy mother and her two children
continued then Journey next day.
4 That wa d Very neat address ot
4 James A Buchanan at the meeting
of the state central committee Thurs
4 day night, say the Bismarck 1rlh-
\ une, in which Mr.. Ruchananpledgpt
his support Of the entire republican
| ticket, especially in the case Of
/ Charles A . Johnson, against whom
4 Mr. Buchanan was pitted for noifsl-
| nation as guhernatorial candidate
at the recent primary election Mn.
! Buchanan made aelear, positive and
q manly adclress, and it took well witt
i the leading republicans who were
gathered at the meeting 1t was the
right kind ef republican doctrine
4 that he uttered and his example,
says th, Tribune, ought to he fol-
lowed by all Of the republicans OF the
state who pf3fe to be party lead
4 ers. The republican party IN this
x.t ~ " hos .se,3t,sGt. ~ difTprpns.ee al