Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-10
AROUND THE STATE.

Down IN fankinson the hoboes
used 500 snow fences for fuel.
4 Two bridges are to be constructed
over the Cannonball river near FL
gin.
This is another year that should
prove a booster for the creamery in
dustry.
Many North Dakota Indian boys
who went to Carlisle are reported TO
be holding good jobs in the east.
A Tom Marshall rally" is what
some of the papers call the insur-
gent session in Fargo last month.
The Fargo searchlight boosts
Judge Crawford, of the Dickinson
district for the supreme bench next
year.
Williston has raised 81 500 of a
bonus for tlaN-tiher mill which
certain people figure on locating
there.
Meadow lands have been in great
demand in North Dakota, and the
hay crop is a bumper in most sec
tions
The church ladies of Park River
fed the crowd on circus day and
cleaned up more than a hundred
dollars.
Some people are finding that the
dairies and creameries are less af-
fected by the drought than the
wheat.
North Dakotans know less of their
new laws than people of other states
know of the enactments of their
i. legislature
The Mandan Pioneer notes that
crops in that region are good in
nearly all cases where proper farm
ing methods We're used.
The Greek cook of railroad crew
at Havana cooked two owls and was
awfully sick. He doesn't want any
more of the big eyed chicks.
The burglar alarm on the Hills
boro National Bank went off in the
night. awakening the town and
frightening women and children
No burglars
John Smith. Bottneau farmer,
fed paris green to his potato bugs
He had a goat which he highly
/ priced. The animal ate the potato
tops and died
The Plaza Progressive West
charges a jury with acquitting q
man charged with horse-stcalint
| just because they didn't like the
prosecuting attorney.
l Mandan News. At the state capi
toll nine newspaper men are holding
| good berths. and in no case have
| they been band wagon riders.
They are giving the state good ser
vice.
| One transient was arrested al
Cayuga charged with robbing anoth
er When taken to Forman the
| money found on one was divided be
| tween the two and the fellow wa:
II dismissed
Lightning-rod agents report a big
business this year. There has beer
/ just enough electricity in the all
to throw scare into the people
/ Next year the demand for politica
lightning -arresters will be strong.
by the time the last pair of auto
mobile registration tags are lssuet
n from the office Of the secretary o
+ state, there will be about 1000 pair
tackled on cars owned and opered il
this state. And there will be at tn,
neighborhood of 800 motor cycl
tags issued
Fred Taylor. about twenty year
old. was killed near Warwick. on,
day last week, by heing run over b.
a big traction engine. Taylor. VIII
was riding on the engine. fell off il
some manner, the big machine pass
ing over his body and crushing ou
his life
1t is illegal now to solicit contribu
tions for religious. political or char
liable purposes from political car
didates, and it is illegal for cand
dates to make such contributions
> Who wouldn't be candidate? Hun
ry up and pick out your office bt
III fore the solicitor finds you. Gran
y Forks Herald
s A state exchange says "a printe
= makes some errors. For instance
Il e. b. Klein, the tailor, in his a
= last week was made to ask patron
5 to bring in their 'purloined' coats
= be cleaned, when the copy said fur
4 lined. Now, Klein doesn' think pee
2 ple steal their clothes, and is sati.
s fled with work on regularly-bough
garments.
3 The democratic campaign con
q mittee failed to dig up for the can
4 paign and have been sued for tf
1bill. One of the easiest bills to fc-
: get is a campaign bill after ele'
q ton, The Mail has evidence Of tn;
= fact Edgeley Mail. Cash wit
the order" is a pretty good rul
- with reference to political campalg
bills. Grand Forks Herald
a settler from South Dakota mao
aquick trip from his drought-stricl
en- home to his former residence
the northern part of this state. u
had a small auto, in which he ar
his wife rode. He placed his mo
ables on two wheels of a wagon an
fastened the contraption to the re;
Of the auto as trailer. and can
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