Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-02

MIX IS rich IN protein hence to
feed for milk give protein foods.
County auditor j X. Snyder re-
turned Tuesday from BismarI
where he attended the meeting OF
the county auditors Of the state.
Ralph Sanders, Of the Hazeltun
country. was in Linton last Tuesday
on his way to Iowa. Ne understand
the young gentleman Will not re-
turn home alone.
One Of the largest Christian gath
erlngs IN the history Of Linton was
at the court house in Linton last
Sunday to listen to the sermons Of
the Rt. Rev Vincent WerN Of the
diocese of Bismarck.
If you have any good seed grain.
you shonld send a sample to the State
Experiment Station. stating how
much You have and the prize you
want for il Your name will list
ed and sent 70 those Who 49, for
good seed
Fred Canning. came down from
the Livona country las, Moi ay To.
make application for naturalization
papers w. w. Young, Martin
Hicks and C'ottlelb oirenz aeconpan-
led him down to the clerk Of court
that he MIR Canning could become
a good citizen of the United states.
Clark Wyman, residing mean Can
non Ball, committed suicide satur-
day morning by shooting himself
through the head. The only reason
for his rash act, so it is alleged, is
that he did not want his sister to
marry. and had made the statement
that he would kill himself if She did
A circular from the North iakota
agricultural college says. Dam
age to trees by rabbits gnawln,, the
bark can be stopped in the follow
ing way: Make a thick wash of
lime, Stacking the lime over night
improves it. To each pailful Of the
whitewash add three teaspoonsful
of Paris green ard paint the trees
with it. Stir freuuel Jly when APP
plying it.
Bismarck Tribune: Marshal Shea
was an arrival in the city Sunday
from Standing Rock reservation
where he had placed under arrest
Jacob Fraduc of Cannon Ball and
Pat Reagan of Fort Rice On the
charge of selling liquor to the in
dians. The men We're hailed before
United States Commissioner Muir
doch j. Mckenzie Monday, and the
date of their hearing was set for
February 9TH.
Messrs. John Wray and A. t.,
klabunde of Hazelton and $. Maull
and +. Asselstone Of Motfit. came
down Tuesday evening to take in
the degree work of the masonic lodge
here. We see the gentlemen are, at
this writing Thursday morning)
still in Linton, but we could not
learn whether the visitors got sore
feet travelling over the hot sands
or whether they are waiting for
'scrap-lron- Bills Second Cousin
to arrive from the north TO take
them home
Tuesday evening shortly after the
arrival Of the N. p. train from the
north. Old Scrap-Iron Bill met with
a serious accident to his carcas that
will probably lay him UP in the
jamestown car hospital for some
time. 1t was customary Of the
train crew to have the round-hollse
hostler, Herbert T. Woods. make
the poor, old cripple push the coach
es from the depot 10 the wye, south
of town fer the nights and then
take Bill To the shed get hN rub
down and have his sita IN, lingbene
and sweeney attended Old Bill
done noblv. getting the % Their
proper place On the north FORK Of
/ the wye: then he was uni Tnessea
and he slowly ereilt back tiss
!. switch. The coaches, eeif.g llle
poor fellow discouraged ~ MS le'svs
ing them, fastened e. find q. Milat
they could do for hiiA and With the
! aid of forty mile-anshoar gaze
| from the east came q little reef.A
and struck the Old fellow sluaflv y
the stats. taking of bis ~ Snaw-
! plo,y and completely slepriS alg hiln
of his driver resting place. the cab
| Mr.. wood was at the throttle a the
TIL ..Da F'
throNsfl aauAt
engine 10 The ftg1ea s'fisl
will be done sith the remains O
poor Bill Is at ghis time not kneW'g