Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-02-01
AROUND THE STATE.

The men in the Wilton mines were
Epald >2 500 Tor their month work.
4 Jadge Cowan does not seem tc
have any opposition in his candidacy
Tor reelection
Stocks q staples got low at Het
/ tingera> The railroad did not handle
ans freight for about two weeks.
4 Mlke Lucy brought hog weigh
me eyer 10 pounds into Bowhells
,,and secured sixty dollars for it.
Farmers Institutes and rallies
! have been a great success wherever
4 they have been held over the state
lthls wtilter
Naert llan Rerhor, OF Powers
Lake, raised forty acres of corn last
year, and vail put up silo this year
and taiSe siNty acres.
I'he trlggs ounty Sentinel pans
| q 80 : q - '..tsA' W tllt Mplk on tIlt
agricultural college in enthusing
Young men along farming lines.
The CooperStown Courier does
not speak Of the candidacy of Attor-
hey General Miller for reelection
wl'h any great degree of enthus-
iasm
Superintendent Barnes. of Rich
land county. considers the free week
at the agricultural college the most
valuable prize now open to the boys
and snls Of that county.
Allnot has two women juvenile
officers, and they declare that the
boys and sirs must remain at home
after ninc o clock nights. unless ac-
leompafled by thcif parents.
George Nage obtained "a judg
ment Of SSl3 against Daniel kran-
lch. for damages done by prairie
Tire n Ar New Leipzig. supposed to
have heun set by the defendant.
Medora, Jan %. The jury in the
Carberry murlcr-casc found the de
fenaant guilty of murder i'm the sec
ond degree and fixed his punishment
at thirty years in the penitentiary.
| A bright red headed boy at West
hope was asked by his teacher to step
to the board and write sentence
containing income" Chewing his
tongue furiously, he wrote. In
come a cat.
| Bismarck Tribune: Frank Street
er Is now associated with hls father
| in the publication of the Linton Rec
lord. He will have charge of the To-
cal news and his father will devote
more time to editorial matter. and
the Record now will be read with
more interest than ever.
i y
that one. of the prominent attorneys
of that city has fallen under the ban
Of the Bar Association, and has had
|dlsbarment proceedings instituted
8agalnts him Ihematter has reach
led a stage where the evidence is be-
ling sifteu ia the bottom.
4 Agricultural Commissioner Gil
breath. who is at the head of the
\ Estate hailinsurance department. re-
Il lporti that during the first year the
I number of poIlcles issued was l.Oll,
the cash receipts amounting to $780,
n l0lel Mr. Glbreath is urging the
4 county auditors to encourage this
Z department all they can.
Grand FORKS Herald We Join
with ihe lobe in the hope that Ed
tier Flynn got his money, and that
4 he viii be at the press meeting. But
\ why should an editor make AN APP
Ipea for money due him. And what
Il business is it Of his subscribers what
use Fe intends to make of it, The
sl8rnoncy is his if he has earned il,
I.and there ought to be no apologetic
1notc about areguest for its payment
Hettlngef Record a committee
lof firemen called at all the business
\ place the first Of the week and in
lSlected them as To the danger of fire
\ from stoves, furnaces and pipes. In
several cases they recommended
a changes To be made, with view to
4 eliminating the possibility of fires.
A There Is much danger in these days
luf cold weather, and hot stoves. and
HIT lien0opes US all to be careful lest a
lilad fire BE started
Bismarck settler Announcement
vas made last week for the candi-
4 daey OF Tom Hall erstwhile news
n Ipai3erflan. commercial traveller,
railroad lnan. and campaign man
aaef, ana nov secretary Of the board
/ Of railway cofntpissi sioners for the
nomination On the republican ticket
az secretary Of state Since Torn's
announcement there has been gen
eral qualification among the newspa-
per men he is known to them all,
-l-araa. .1...r..-,- nj n1le Of iha. haNs that