Emmons County record., 1910-08-04

4 from the rite entered the man $
body just below the heart and was
removed through the back in sur
gical operation held "A short time
after his arrival in Steele.
EN Mayor James Brady Of Antier
was found guilty in the district
court of Rottineau county last week
on the charge of doctoring" the
scales in his elevator. The trial was
before Judge Burr and excited great
interest, as it was claimed that the
complaint was lodgea.through spite
work. Brady was given fine of
500, and was granted a stay of ten
days in which he may take an ap-
lpeal
Arthur X. Connolly, while work
ing in hay field on the farm of L (.
Duffy. south Of Denbigh. was struck
by lightning and he and the team
We're instantly killed MIR. Connolly
had been employed for only few
days 10y Mr.. Duffy. Formerly living
ON his claim in Montana, and later
woring in the brick plant at Den
bigh. He was in the hay field when
the storm approached, and had
started toward the house when the
fatal accident occurred.
Hail cut path from one to two
miles wide and ten miles long near
Minor, recently. 1t began at the
farm of Frank Wray. seven miles
north of Minor, and ended six miles
east of Delamere. Several small
barns. silos and buildings We're
blown to pieces. AT Wyndmere.
sixteen miles east, over foot of
water fell inside of an hour. Sar
gent and Ransom counties will har-
vest much better crop than was
expected two weeks ago.
The lifeless body of Gottlicb
Moench, prosperous farmer of
Pretty Rock. Morton county. was
recently found hanging i'm a we'll ON
his farm by a neighbor, Alvin Il.
Miller, who had gone TO the Moench
farm looking for the owner. 1t is
claimed by those who are suppo sed
to know that the refusal Of young
lady with whom Moench was keep
ing company to marry him, and her
subsequent marriage to another
man, was the reason for the rash act.
The Great Northern Railway has
authorized a reward of $500 for the
arrest of Sheridan Burke. formerly
employed as a fireman out of Great
Falls. Burke is the man who dis
figured Trainmaster REYNOLDS for
life in a fight recently. when Burke
used pocket-knlfe and cut Rey-
nolds' face to ribbons. Private
detectives are securing the country
for Burke. Trainmaster Reynolds,
is we'll known i'm Minot, and was
formerly on the Minot division of
the Great Northern in a similar ca
pacity.
The Forum has never posed as a
great admircr of Tom Marshall;
but, in comon with great many
people in the state, lit was greatly
surprised when Governor Burke
failed to appoint him senator to
succeed M. N. johnson. He was
one Of the two high men at the
primaries two years ago, and was
certainly next TO johnson i'm popu-
larity. BY Johnson death Marshall
seemed to be the logical man. Burke
endeavored to make little political
medicine, and turned down his in
surgent friends. Forum
Simon Witham. while mixing
pail of mortar at his mothers new
store building south of Minot, was
Very seriously injured when the pail
of lime exploded He was fairly
lifted off his feet and his eyes were
filled with the hot stuff. He was
alone in the building at the time,
and was blinded temporarily. He
craWled on his hands and knees out
side of the building to a barrel Of
water and bathed his eyes, so that
he could see a little, and then sum
moned assistance. The corners of
his eyes were badly burned, but he
is recovering slowly.
The new hotel which is being
erected by f. G. Patterson at the
corner of Fifth and Main streets,
Bismarck, will be seven stories, and
will be put up to that size this sum
mer 1t will be named The Nc
kenzie. after the Hon. Alexander
Mckenzie of Bismarck There is
nothing in the way of rumor
about the statement, as Mr.. Patter-
son informed a Tribune reporter
that. notwithstanding the crop
conditions. have decided to build
my hotel seven stories above the
basement, instead of but six, and