Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-31
AROUND THE STATE

| Over at Harvey the police ordered
a see ess who had been doing a
tiour ling business to leave town.
| Mar farmers are already moving
tn tow !. so their children can have
better school advantages this winter.
A m at Fargo who had constant
troubl with his wife found consola-
tion Nv hanging himself in the
barn.
If H,llstrom's candidacy has done
nothin else. it has at east greatly
raised The receipts of the postotfice
at the penitentiary.
Bism Arck Tribune: Over in Me
kenzie county one farsoer in the
vicinits of Berg raised lle bushels
of flax on three acres.
A 10 g-gun man at New Rock ford
held Vi the occupants If railroad
bunk nd secured all the money
they h d-more than $3.50.
Forum: At Michigan a cabbage
had sixteen heads to one root and
the Democratic editor there no doubt
thinks his is a Bryan year.
The statement recently published
by neWspapers, as required by the
new postal law. shows that most of
the editors are free from debt.
The Use Of gasoline engines seems
to be c 'tting down the number of
boiler xplosions that were so pre-
valent n thrashins periods of form
er years.
The New Rockford transcript
praises Commissioner Gllbreath for
the excellent manner in which the
conduc ed the state exposition al,
Blsmai *.
The Greeks who have claims il
this state and return to their nativ,
country for war must renew thail
allegiance to Greco and may there
by los their claims here.
/ The Balkan war may interfere
serious ly with American raiIwaS
work next season. Thousands of
Greeks are preparing to go home to
take vhack at the Turks.
Fargo Forum: There is still an
occasi4 nal chnmp whe raises the
Alex Mckenzie howl; but the mum
Der wh display their lack of intelli.
gence IN this manner IS compare
lively mall.
The Nome Tribune wasn't exactly
satisti, that the school house wa,
given ent free to a lecturer OF
phrenology. who took upa collection
and charged for lingering the head
of the Easy marks.
Man. papers are noting tha'
creame lies are now being established
through what was so few years age
range country, and where cattl,
were pit by the thousands and nj
one knt " how to milk.
A tr nsient was so forcibly eject
ed from a pool-room at Jimtowl
that nj ,e stitches had to be taken IL
his seal D and busted bone SET II
his arm. After all that. he wa
lined for disturbing the peace.
Rams ey county is in the heart o1
grea agricultural state and grass
and fee l for cattle are abundant
yet ole margarine is on sale at loca
stores for 30 cents per pound, and
farmer buy it and eat it as subsJi
tute fol butter.
Wher any one writes The Fair
mount News for list of the bust
ness m q Of the town, Editor Clay
baugh ends copy of the paper so
the inq irer can see a list of ,he adj
vertisel i. He figures the chaps who
don't al, verti-e cut no ice
Ross, Oct. q. Edward 1exel
thrash. oats last week that yielded
lO4 but els to the acre. machine
measure. 1t is stated that the oats
when eighed will rusl about l25
bushel to the acre II is is the
argos ield III i ha- been hear9i of
this sea n The oats were If the
Black l,ctor' variety
Burn cad, Oa. 27. An .niile1
train-lo q of cattle was shipped by
me Y ranch from HurDstad,
consist 9 of twenty -tive cars The
value this shipment vas some
4 thing er 1000. A sta ger drop
ping of at Burnstsd while the load
ling " $ going On " uld have
though that he had stuck one ot
the cat e TOW MS Of Nj MANA
Wh;l q farmor ,po ,,,.kipr .,