Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-05-30
THE STATE.

Hail insurance agents are becom-
ing active
commencement exercises will hold
the boards this week.
Every part of the state has had
pleny of rain for the present.
Work has started on the CON
struction Of the electric light plant
at Hebron.
Forum: The candidates for the
legislature are numerous in En-
mons and kidder counties.
The Gackle Republican fancies
Colonel Tuttle. of Dawson. for con
gresham.
No one is saying bad things about
Cap. Henry, who is running for
secretary of state.
The Glendale Leader has reached
its thirty first year. and Editor God
dard has been on the job twenty five
years.
Forum: Here's hoping The Bis
marck Tribune will soon get the
cutter on its press in working
order.
1t must be conceded that Teddy
is some runner even in Ohio. North
Dakota and its LaFolletteism are
lonesome.
The press gang seem to be there
with the boosts for Jack Charmley
in his candidacy for railroad com
missioner.
Some of the papers are of the
opinion that the registration law
will cheat Andy Miller out of some
votes.
Over a hundred Fargo motorists
have entered the first run OF the
season which will be made to James
town. June and ..
The Bismarck Tribune had nice
things about Colonel Tuttle, of
Dawson, candidate for congress
from the Second district.
1t doesn't seem necessary for Con-
gresham Hanna to apologize for his
Endorsement of Roosevelt since the
voters of other states have been
heard from.
An effort will be made to organize
a grand chorus among the newspa-
per men of the stae for the editorial
meeting at Minot. 1t will not be
an. anvil chorus, either.
Dickinson. N. D.. May "a. Will
lam Blake, state humane officer.
was bound over to the district court
in the sum of $500 on charge of
renting rooms for immoral purposes.
Minneapolis, May oath: DR.. c.
n. Hunter was formerly a member Of
the faculty of the school of medicine
at the state university. His resig-
nation was requested. This action
by the regents followed charges
against DIR. Hunter by Sam III.
Clark. of North Dakota. The unpro-
fessional conduct alleged was of
such character that the doctor was
called upon to refute the charges
Or resign He failed to refute them
within the specified time, and did
not do so when the time was extend
ed A request for his resignation
followed. DIR. Hunter had held the
chair of clinical medicine in the
medical faculty twenty four years
and was one of the organizers of the
college
An exchange says The man who
edits the average newspaper cannot
we'll avoid treaaing On somebody's
toes continually; must expect to be
often for unlntentional
failures; must expect hard work
and little thanks. he must be expect
ed to be called a coward because he
does not pitch int" everything
that somebody thinks is wrong, and
a fool ii he speaks out too plainly
on public evils, he must expect to
grind other peoples axes and turn
the g.indstone himself Still! we
think it is one of the noblest protes-
sions on earth; the one in which the
earnest man can do the most good
to his fellow men, and in which an
honorable man can WELD much pow
er for good. Forum.
Valley City Iimes- Record The
basel ball question is being
discussed, as it usually is at this sea-
son of the year There are two sides
of the question, but We are inclined
to think Sunday baseball has come
to stay. much as good people may
lament it. We believe more i'm
portant consideration is whether
those attending the afternoon game
have attended church services in the
morning, or will be there in the
evening 1t is difficult to tell just