Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-07-11
AROUND THE STATE.

will make q good secretary u state
a ball-player at Hankirson had his
cheek. bone crushed when hatted
ball struck him in the face,
The Moose lodge at Fargo coop
Grated with the commercial club in
arranging the Fourth OF july cele-
bration
Since the primary election L. B.
Hanna has been swamped with let
tiers and kilograms containing con-
CALCULATIONS.
Der, Green. Of Sherwood, was
holding posts, and the man with the
sledge-h hammer missed a post and
broke Green arm.
Good-roads sentiment is reported
to prevail everywhere All that re-
mains is to provide the means
matter in which some localities have
been a little slow
Forum: When a man stands as
high as L. B. Hanna at home among
the people who know him hest-it is
good sign that he will win at the
November election.
Fargo Forum: The lead OF GER
tain candidates for the judgeship in
the primaries doesn't indicate much,
as there will be almost twice as
many votes at the fall election.
Doc Purcell, of Wahpeton was a
delegate to the national Democratic
convention instructed for Burke,
and then for Wilson, and his brother,
of Helena, was also a delegate from
Montana, but instructed for Clark.
All candidates for judgeships in
the state who were before the voters
in the primaries will have their
names on the ballots this fall, and
the aspect NAV change materially. as
the vote will be considerably larger
The boys at Stanton put up a joke
on an eastern tenderfoot in the sur
veyor's camp = and made an inn
promptu Indian outbreak :" 1t is
claimed the down-east bean-eater
broke all Mercer county sprjnting
records.
| Bathga,e, July "a wild moose
was at large in the country to the
north of this place. 1t was in the
demonstration plat on the Morrison
farm and on the farms Of various of
the neighbors and to the east toward
the Tongue river. This animal has
been seen in this vicinity for the
past week. Fear of the local game
warden might have prevented over
Jealous parties from taking shot
at it,
La Moure Echo: The federal gov
eminent has sent representative of
the Dairy Division of the U. S. De
partment Of Agriculture to North
Dakota to cooperate with MIR. Flint,
state dairy commissioner, in the
summer campaign for more silos.
E. b. Heaton. who has been stationed
in the state of Iowa, is the man
sent. and he is here. Mr.. Heaton is
here to help the men who wish to
build silos AS an employee of the
federal government, Mr.. Heaton's
services ale free to the farmers.
Wahpeton Globe-G Gazette: The
returns indicate that beyond doubt
Congressman Hanna, of Fargo, has
been nominated by the Republicans
for governor Of North Dakota. This
should be extremely gratifying to
the Republicans of the state. Mr..
Hanna ia a man of clean habits and
has clean record in both public and
private life. He is one of the fore
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ost business men of the state, in
which he has lived since early man
hood. He has the experience i'm
public life that makes him excep-
tionally we'll fitted for the office to
which he aspires, and he will be
able to give the state the business
like administration that il greatly
needs.
Bismarck, July 5. Some time dur
ing last evening six horses belong
ing to an emigrant who was en- route
to Canada disappeared from the Soc
stock yards. Up to noon to-day
there was no clue as to their where
abouts. The owner of the horses re
moved them from his car when he
reached Bismarck last evening and
placed them in the stock-yards. He
states that he tied them securely Ia
the fence and closed the gate. This
morning the gate was open, and il
appeared as though some one had un-
tied the horses and taken them.
Police officials were notified. and
they. together with the owner OF
the missing animals, are prosecuting
adlIgent search IN an effort TO 10.
cate them.
Bismarck Tribune: The North
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