Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-17

N.aeed.and then baked they are Just
AS good to eat or rather. ia be
eaten as any other Kind Of duck
Forum The vandal hunter is lust
IS mach menace TO the rest of the
r ters as the crazy joy-rlder is to
iAe rest Of the auto.owners Both
ereate antagonisms that can scarcely
1le overcome
\ etter from farmer vas an
w red as follows BY Professor j. HI.
'7l'tNperd, of the state agricultural
Sc cse The light frosts we have
Aaa vill not injure your seed corn
1t takes quite a freeze to
sl corn that is even approaching
the glazing stage but. of course.
frost Killed the blades and
St0iped the growth II was not
cod enough to inJure the germ.
ttin picked now and dried ont thor
asiiy before freezing weather will
make good seed corn.
Nlston. Oct. Evidently ole
Vison. of Schafer. N. ~. is one of
these prosperous farmers Of this
state who are maklng good IN the
rearing and marketing of live stock.
Among recent shipments made by
nm one steer in the bunch netted
hin $40 The animal weighed
l,s''o pounds. which is apparently a
rHeeiilnaker for this section this
easom The remainder of the ship
aent brought him AN average of
- GO per loo pounds. THIS is only
another evidence of the general
gf, perlty prevailing along the line
,..'.-.', a4slea''ura' pursuits IN North
Grand Forks Times Talking
about apples Three apples picked
from tree in h. y Nailochs grove
m9e brought to this office N,stvr-
dsgN The three weighed just ore
aiid three iourths pounds and are
just elegant They are lilbernal
anpls MIR. Marloch thinks he will
g about a bnshel oil the tlee from
Aheh these were picked. and he has
q # other trees that are Yielding
Web He has also plums and cher
ries that are doing fine and are big
apa luscious. Mr.. Narloch is dem
nstratlng that fruit can he grown
successfully here.
Tribune Friends of James w
lso.eV. secretary of the state Repub-
iesM committee, are considerably
iVMerclsed over the fact that at pres
ent lie is seriously i'll at his home in
this city. suffering from an attack
Of appendicitis. When he returned
Monday evening from a trip to Far
20 he was not feeling we'll, and kept
~, his work at campaign headauar-
ters without complaint till Tuesday
afternoon, when he was attacked so
seriously that 1T was necessary for
linn to take to his bed. He is now
gnder the care of a trained nurse,
and his physicians are striving to
prevent an operation from being
necessary. People at Bismarck and
OYER the state will hope for Mr.
Foley 5 immediate recovery
Valley CITY. Sept. 20 While
M llarles Lockwood, the mail-carrier-
Mas making his rounds in the north.
Itfn part of the city he saw two men
running for dear life. one apparent
S chasing the other. who seemed to
~ trying to make his getaway
Wondering what was up, he followed
them They lodged here and there,
iand finally, crossing the track. they
ran into the rear portion of the Roy
Phillips home As Lockwood passed
the house Mrs. Phillips came out and
eaIlad tohim TO come IN, as two men
were lighting in her kitchen. When
lockwood entered the house he saw
zone i the men passing money to the
other. Demanding to know what
they meant by intruding, one of the
men explained that they had been
having a game Of poker and that
This feiler grabbed the kitty and
ran, and he wasn't going to ALLOW
ANS son -uf-a-gun to rob him, he d
~ him &c hades and back before
/ the mutt should do it.
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