Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-03
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for entry IN Hettinser county
Premature misunderstanding is al
legged 70 have been practlced in
Pierce county
At Ross a man who refused 10 AID
an officer in making an arrest Was
fined S629p.
Former Chief Justice Coriss and
Attorney Bardi Skulason viii locate
in Portland, Oregon.
Winter rye has proved. not only
a profitable crop. but the best land
cleaner ever. Fargo Forum.
1t is claimed that North Dakota
Is infested with more tough negroes
this Year than in any former season.
Plus Big Shield, one of the Indian
police Of Standing Rock reservation,
has been appointed q deputy | 5.
| marshal.
| The Medina creamery is to begin
grading cream, paying about three
cents above the market for the high
est grade
| Williston has a ritle-shot who can
hit 223-cent piece every time it is
thrown into the AIR. There are
cheaper targets, at that
The people of North Dakota are
more than ever convinced of the ad-
vantage Of raising winter rye Next
month is the time of the year to
seed it. Get Busy Forum.
The Ambrose Ncwsman calls at
tention TO the fact that merchants
should remember the editor feels
just as badly when they send away
for printing as they do when people
patronize mail-order houses.
The article of The Northwestern
| Agriculturist in which Governor
Burke 5 vetoes and their evil effects
were shownu greatly peevea some
of the llckspittles who worship at the
shrine of the executive Forum.
Harry A. Beck sued the Great
Northern at Fargo for S27,5oo for
alleged injuries. Court directed for
defendant. four physicians testify
ing that Beck was a we'll man, not
withstanding the fact that he APP
peared in court in wheeled chair.
An appeal was denied.
Recently, two persons were killed
at Plaza by being struck by light
ming. Both parties at the time were
riding on loads of coal, and it is
thought by some that the coal at
tracted the lightning Glenburn Ad-
vance (Isut wouldn't the results
have been the same if the loads had
been of potatoes or hay? Grand
Forks Herald.
4 Slope Advocate: On Wednesday
morning last. Bishop Vincent Wehr-
lie accompanied by Father Clement
Dimpti of Mandan, were visitors
1 here, having come To settle the mat
ter of erecting a church edifice here.
1 After talking over the matter with
4 the trustees, it was decided to com
/ mence work ON the building Just as
soon as the grain can be cut.
n John Swanson. of Stanton, met a
tragic death on Tuesday of last week
1t seems that he was out burning sul
| underbrush and his clothes caught
4 fire. He rushed to a nearby ponG
1 and jumped into the water II would
seems that he was seized Will
cramps and drowned. Mr. Swanson
was about thirty years old. and his
family have long been residents Of
Mercer country
In the Times Record Mayor PIa
tou. of Valley City, has notice rel
ative To dogs running at large. Tho
police department of that town ha:
been ordered kill all dogs running
at large, whether they are muzzlet
on not. This means that if any one
wants to keep his dog he must chall
him up. partiality will be shown
and any dog permitted to run at
large will be killed.
Baldwin, July %. One of th
most curious freaks ever born wa
that of a pig farrowed on the farm
Of Ira j Falkenstein The little feI
low had two natural tongues, whicl
hung out, one on either side Of th
mouth. Despite the ample provisol
made by nature to take nonrlsh
. ment. the little pig starved to death
as he was unable to take any food
and lived but two days.
l.angdon, July 81. Mrs. jaime
Pudil, accommodating her grand
children byopenlng a dynamite ca
by using needle, had two finger
torn from her hand and had he
} other hand badly injured. Th
children had found the cap lynn
I near the railroad track. and brough
I it 10 their grandmother. She al
; tempted to open it with the needle
\ when the explosion followed and tn
Z injuries were inflicted. She suifcrc
I a terrible shock and is in bad cend
4 tl0n.
: Jamestown. July 81. II +. Iloye
s of Cleveland, was in Justice Big'
: low S court and admitted that h
had used mare badly in drivln
the aniaml between pair of shaft
which lacerated and injured her side
and which attracted the attentio
of Humane Officer Blake. Mr.. Hoy
paid a fine of s. and costs, amoun
ing to 500. 10. The horse was take
up and placed in a livery barr
Tuesday, but was afterWard drive
home, and the matter was agai
taken up by the officers.