Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-04
AROUND THE STATE.

i no demand for the division of
Morton county in 1912.
Report from Valley City has it
that apt Frank Henry will be
for secretary of state
again IN opposition to Z. ". Norton.
Wahpeton school children are to
a garden ON the Great
Northern right of way next summer
a good advertisement for the town
The price Of North Dakota land
has been doubled in the last ten
Years, and most Of the papers are of
the opinion that history will repeat
itself in that respect.
Editor Schley. of the Courtenay
Gazette. gives some wholesome adj
vice to the merchants of towns where
they do not advertise. He says that
a $40 newspaper cannot be printed
IN lW-cent town
Fargo Blade When they get to
advertising flats to let, with win
dow in every room, and the printer
leaves the IN" out of window"
we'll. no wonder they are calling for
Billy Sunday. the evangelist.
Ih uph the rai!toad commission
met at Darlington a short time ago
and issued an order for Great North
crn trains Nos 3 and 4 to stop at
Leeds. it is said the trains are going
through that town as fast as ever.
There are nearly 300 elevators in
this state which are doing business
without license. and which have
not secured the required bonds, ac-
cording to statements made by men,
beis of the railroad commission. Ii
is said that all violators of this law
Will be prosecuted at once.
kenmare journal: The wholesale
pardon business engaged in recently
by Gov. Burke's hoard of pardons,
has raised a storm of Indignation
over the state. Enough penitentiary
votes have been turned loose to turn
the result MIR. Rurke's way in a close
election.
Senator Plain writes the Langdon
Republican that he believes the fee
for hail insurance i'm the state de-
partment will prove sufficient just
as soon as the farmers understand
the law and generally avail them
selves if its provisions. Senator
Plain is the author of the state-hail
insurance law
Steele Ozone. We have an idea
that the st Paul show of the North
Dakota products, which is said to be
a striking one, will be more real ad-
vertising to outsiders than did the
one at Bismarck. II will be seen by
many people who would not have a
chance to come to the state. and who
might be stirred out of their unbellef
or doubt and come later any way.
l.angdon Republican: In letter
from Magnus Snowield, of Byron
township. he expresses himself as
exceptionally we'll pleased with tins
seasons returns. He thrashed about
10000 bushels all told, and his wheat
went as high as "a bushels. barley
over 10, and flax 20. The prices all
along the lncare exceptionally good,
and this crop brings more money
than any he has raised in thirty
years.
a Mckenziecounty thrasher makes
this offer. If several farmers will
20 together and draw their grain to
one place he will put fence around
the stacks at his expense. to keep
range cattle and horses away until
the farmers have their grain drawn
together, and then he will thrash "
for them. Ne also offers to give the
farmer their dinner and supper at
his o.n expense on the day that the
thrashing is done, if they bring their
gram together at his place.
Bismarck, Dec % A petition
vas circulated to-day among the
voters asking for the recall Of Henry
Tatley and /, G. Patterson as men,
bers Of the city commission. The
complaint gainst the commissioners
IN the petition alleges malfeasance
IN Office. in the matter OF assess
ments upon property owned by the
commis .ioners, as compared with
other property in the city lhe
petition to be operative requires %
per cent IF the vote cast in the city
at the last presidential election. and
the commissioner must call special
election within forty days after the
petition is filed
Mortgage Deeds. and Notes, at
Record office