Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-29
AROUND THE STATE.

Roosevelt and Debs are both slated
for speeches in North Dakota.
The Mott Pioneer Press says Ae,,
tlnger county "wallows IN grain.
The papers in nearly every section
OF the state tell of the big wave Of
prosperity in North Dakota.
II has rained so frequently IN
some parts of the state that it is SAID
wheat Is growing in the shock
tribune. There will be a good
exhibit of North Dakota grown an.
pies at the Exposition in Bismarck
4 tins fall
Many former North pal.otanS
Who have been in the west are re-
turning TO North Dakota as the
vest spot ON the map.
The ignite mine owners are haA
my hard time to oretain their crews
Wnile fancy prices are being paid
for men in the harvest fields
The ladies of Bottineau are CIR.
culatlng petitions with the View of
asking the next legislature To amend
me state constitution So women can
vote.
The ferry boat which recently ar.
rived at Fort Rice. is now in opera
tlon between that place and point
I'm f.mmons county opposite the
annonball.
AZ Beach two men changed their
olhhs from one corner of the room
70 another, and that night lightning
struck the corner they had slept in
and killed all the bed bugs.
Many men have their shells Sc
cured, their guns we'll oiled. The
Qld hunting boots CREASED up, and
their trigger fingers itching for the
I.epeaing of the hunting season.
llIends Of l. a Simpson, of Dick
lnSan. want him to make the race
for congress because he got more
in'st- choice votes at the primary
election than any other candidate
Better unite ON Mayor Halverson,
of Minot, if they want to defeat Pat
Norton
Dorr II. Carroll, chairman of the
Roosevelt state central committee.
has called state convention to be
held in Fargo, Sept. 9Th and has in
vited each county to send eight del
egates, two Of them to be women.
This introduces a new feature in
North Dakota politics, and it will
he interesting to note how many
women Will avail themselves of the
privilege of sitting in the conven-
ton
Under the supervision of Dairy
Commissioner X. + Flint two con
crete silos will reconstructed i'm CON
nection with the dairy exhibit and
fat.stock show One will he com
plefed before the exposition opens.
and the other will be built during
the exposition, in order that visitors
may watch the progress of the work
of construction a herd Of pure
bred dairy cows Will be exhibited. 4
Thecompleted slo will be filled with
cnsiIage, which will be fed to the
herd during the show Trained ex
.perts Of both the state and federal
dairy departments will be in charge
of the work The cows Will be 4
MIXED twice each day, and the
cream separated from the milk |
The cream will later be converted
INTO butter before the eyes of the
visitors by means of these practi
ca lessons the dairy department /
hopes TO stimulate interest in
the dairy industry throughout the /
entire state. This is but one of the
practical results that will be achieved
through the medium Of North l)akC-
ia S second Annual Industrial Expo
sition.
The fve-year-ol child Of Mr. and
Mrs John Netter, Of Brisbane, re
ceived injuries which caused it 5
death last Wednesday, when it was
pinned beneath the body Of an auto
mobile driven by Father Ambrose.
of Fort Yates. which turned turtle
when one of the front tires came
oil while the car was being run at
ID far rate of speed Father Am
bros and John Loeb, ho was also
in the car. were badly injured, but
managed to eXtricate themselves
from heneatn the body Of the ma
chine. BY hard work they lifted
the machine and took the child from
beneath the Wreckage. Inquiries 10
the back and chest We're severe. and
death occurred within a few min
u es Father Ambrose. who y
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