Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-09-01
AROUND THE STATE.

-Four boys and two girls smashed
ui' the furniture and fixtures in a
seelool-house near kenmare and
We're arrested for malicious mischief.
Little Alma knudtsop. daughter
OF farmer living near Bowbells
was killed hy falling from a binder
os' Which She was riding and striking
her head on the bull wheel of the
machine.
During the hall-stnm around Car
rlngton, l.emert, Cathay and Barlow,
last week, hail stones as large as
aaSe balls are reported To have fallen,
and ~ one case Knocked large holes
IN the roof of a barn.
llaakon Amundson. Of Buffalo
Springs, can testify to the unrelia-
hlhty of FIRE proof boxes. After
ms house was burned he looked in a.
guaranteed boz for some valuable
papers only To find that they had
been reduced to ashes.
While splitting wood J c. Riley
of Grafton sustained a cash upon his
forehead whichrcquired tiye stches.
While in the act of swinging the AK
1t came IN contact with clolheslinc
above his head Moral Let Your
naother-in-law chop the Mood.
NJ G Peterson a member of the
Devil Lake militia company had
TO he arrested before he would ac-
company the boys to the national
encamplnent There was reason.
His wedding day had been fixed.
1t had to lie postponed, but has
Teen celebrated since the return of
the troops
Harry Foster, a miner who made
his nome rear kennarc. has been
haNing exceedingly bard luck this
Year FIRST he was so badly injured
ln aA accident that he was unable to
continue his occupation, and then
he was burned out of his home with
q large loss ard absolutely nothing
saved He has family Of five chill
dren
Little Roland Weston, the four
year-old SON of MIR. and Mrs. w ID.
Weston of Wilton died Monday
afternoon of last week, after terri
ble suffering from burns received
while playing with matches. The
little fellow had great nerve, and
put up hard fight against death.
The most severe of his burns was
across the bowels, though he had
many Others of a very serious ma
ture.
This is the stage Of the year that
is usually known as vacation time.
not only for men tired of being
chained to a desk on some other part
Of life's tread-miil but for business
itself 1t is a season when the ac-
tivitles of the markets and the
financial centers is usually at a low
ebb And this has come to be un-
derstood as a good thing. As is the
case of oyerstrained nerves in the
human body, the arteries of com
.merce are. much benefited by that
time-tried restorative. the rest cure.
Grand Forks Herald
Devil's Lake Inter Ocean. Many
old timers of Devils Lake and vi
cinity will remember r. A. Havcr-
vold, who died recently at the poor
farm in Ward county, his body be-
img buried in the potter's field at
Minot. Mr.. Havcrvola was a bright
man, and might have been very
successful attorney had it not been
for MS attachment to strong drink.
He cllIne with a dreadful tenacity
to 3la John larleycorn, " and his
practice and business went down,
until he was unable to keep sober
'lolf.s enough to make a liking, and
the i400r farm vas his last resort,
and there he remained until death
came
The opening Of the school year IS
at hand ntlshould seeevery healthy
bpg ar gil.l Of school age enrolled.
In Il restless. quick thinking age
like This cN cry child needs AN cdGca-
tloa. 4 an equipment for the strig-
gles necessarily incident to exist
.encs The early lears Of life, Whcn
good eetls can lie suWn on feltile
ground are far too precious To ic.
saat il i,!lencss or bartcred fos
.hr II anl hattef II there are
.parert - the cite who tlink thes
are zoo 9@r to sead their Children
.to .h eca aen earning
II il3.lt lhe tanliig, some
means h#a6i be found q eive g
liet asl alton Inc chllfiren ta gain an