Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-12-03
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Sherwood, Nov. 30. The election
of Martln Haugan as sheriff OF this
county has been contested by Adolph
Snrenson, whose vote was only ten
behind. The vote. as reported from
the precincts and as found by the
canvassing hoard at its meeting last
weeE, gave Ilaugan 586 and Soren-
son 5T6.
sschafer, Nnv. 80. The dead hody
of Lars Yokstad, homesteader liv-
ing near Elidah postoffice. fourteen
miles northeast of here, was found
by his f0urieen-year-o son, dang
ling from The end of chain from
the lidgelog of the barn. Coroner
Hinman was notified and held an in
quest which resulted in verdict of
suicide.
Mandan, Nov. 30.-State's Atty.
n. X. Bitzing anu Sheriff Charles
Mcdonald returned from Chicago
where they had gone to get Oscar
Bnschmen, who was wanted here on
a charge of forgery. They came
back without the man because Hi
nois felt that it would be better to
keep him there for ten years in the
Joliet prison.
Bismarck, Nov. 30.-When the eX-
pense of getting out the publicity
pamphlet at the last primary cleo
ton was compared with the receipts
fron the candidates it was dis
covered that there was deficit of
$3,54l.9 80. The printing. postage and
miscellaneous expense was 81, ,l57.O9
and the receipts from all sources
was only $3,el5.10
Maneian, Nov. 80. Clyde Dow and
Clifford Thorherg who were out
hunting along Heart river discovered
a u. s. mail sack along the chan
mel near The second crossing. The
sack had been ripped open and en-
velopes opened up and their contents
rifled The boys brought the pouch
and contents into Mandan postoffice
and examination made indicates
that it was a pouch labeled for Glen
UIIin ana.mail routes out of that
city. Ii was evidently lost or stolen
from Train No on Sept. 23d. and
has been lying there ever since. The
local postoliice officials have wired
to Headquarters for Instructions.
Minot, Nov. 80. &C. H. Rudd.
agea 81, president Of the city COM
mission and manager of the Bovey
shute Lumber company. died at his
home here yesterday afternoon Of
pneumonia. Mr.. Rndd had been i'll
since last Tuesday night, when he
was stricken after IA hard day g work
He was born in Bergen. Norway
coming to tins country when only II
years Of age LIE has been resi-
dent Of North Dakota for thirty-nint
years. Fle was the first mayor q,
Mohall and last spring was elected
president of the city commission
here. He leaves a wife and min,
children.
Golden Valley. Nov. "a. Colder
Valley business men are gettin,
tired If bootlegging there and ther,
promises TO he something doing
The following is protest that ha
been generously signed: We the un
dersinnea respective business me-
of Golden Valley do hereby protes
against the Helawfnl sale of intoXi
ca.isfs9iiquefs in this town. and d
her, give warning that if any e,
itlenca is-foand against such sale b
amy Party whatsoever, that auc
pa @ill be dealt with aceordin
stolas irrespective nf who the guilt
parkY nias he. aud that this is abst
ltteis the last warning issued an
thai hereafter every guilty part
will l,a promptly arrested: L.
Dreseslsgacht, +. Nj. Stone, JOSEF
Maxie N. A. Day. Ghas. B. Mach
r. Mii,ietnan. A. M. Smith, v
II. ClaNbaugh. j G. Halbeisen. Y
l. EVersiisser. w II. Campbell.
(. Arms, Chas. Scharf. Benjam
Halpern, Fred zissler. Fl. S. Russo
Nj. 4. Haliitiay. Eugene Hero
Mrs. a Peterson. Frank Peabod
II Stone. G. A. Jones, ]
satitli, il. M Rhoda. Tom Hall.
]. .Dss eHkemper, A. Helbing, WI
Ruyi.Iains w. Bauman.
For ssaie 2 registered Shrnpslli
Bucks years old. Low do,
blnehs atl., well-Woolea fellows, 4
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