Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-07-27


which run between Grand Forks and
Morden on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays viii carry passengers north
Of Grafton, beginning today which
means that both the Morden and,
Neche lines viii have daily service
one day a passenger train each way
and the next day mixed freight
each. .wayy.. IS.
Crookston Com ections
On, the Warroad line, passenger
trains Nos. 1876 and 1876, which now
operate between Crookston and War.
road, leaving Crookston att 9 q: M M
will be discontinued, beginning today,
and mixed train service substituted
daily, except Sunday 81
Effective today, the passenger train
on the Lakota- -sarles line is annulled.
Hereafter mixed train I; will leave
.sarles daily except Sunday at q.
m I, arriving All Lakota at 1890 d.
m. Northbound this train will leave
yLakota at 1 1:30s i m. and arrive at
Series at $40 nj. sys
On; the Hannah line train Mo- 206
will leave Hannah at $40 =. IN. after
the arrival Of the orthbound train.
end will arrive in Grand Forks At 500
M. This will make it possible to
use one setsof equipment on this line
instead q. two as All present.
daily local freight 66s, Willis
stpn 60 Wolf Point il reduced to tn
weekly. Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays. beginnine TO-DAY, ret turring
alternating siays. "A similar schedule
for train 6e5 is ammo ounced
Eyerxt hing Is Quiet
| Everything Is quiet 3, was the word
today from the United States mar
shaIs Office in Fargo, which has
deputies stationed ats the most inn
portant railroad points IN the state
and sis keeping IA ! close touch with
the rail strike situatt Sss.
Reports today from deputies al
srsnds Forks, Devils Lake, Mnot, vii;
,iiston md Mar It's TIE eject
that The situat ation. ii quiet and no
.listurb rbsnce ii anticipate q, Z said q.
4 Wattles, deputy United States
marshal IS:
rs q The process Of serving the injunc--
tion paners il going On now lAt the
same time our men are doing some;
scouting and are i 8 very y wen III touch
with the situation The strikers are II
meeting Us quite openly They 81 arle
doing all they can do to preserve or;
der within the ranks Strikers are:
working IN units capt ptsined by local
union officers s'5.:8
s.U United States Marshal j. She's,
who is at Marmarth, writes that;
strikers there have issued an order
ssthat 4 any sttriker becomes intoxicat-
ga he .shall bss dealt with 81 the strik-i
ers themselves issaat
No seab Trade Wanted w ;s
Placards readine !. we want no .,scab'
trade here have been posted III some;
OF the. stores in the town Of vVilliston,,
where the people arc divided as to
sentiment for and against Tie. stlrrik-
ans. according to- Inf ornation received
here There has been no disturbance.
Adjutant General Fraser
who was called to Bismarck from
Fargo Frida9.s5is IN Willistrn TO-DAY
lis reno ed that the sheriff Of Will
''i.Yns county had sworn: III six deputies,
'ot which two were striking railway
shopmen This action was the sub-
lipct cf COMPLAINT in some quarters.
end sprroved Of III hers The Great
iNort''Arn there has been employing
outside. men I: S''s n
Picket lines sa'-e Al
New sRo iis the report One
sr,rnion COZ mine III Hay ~ emnloys:
'inr ncnunion labor The striking
..union mine 81 are stil living in coni-ll
rsny Nv hos1ses Directors of the
sWasl,hsrn. Lisrste (ssoal con, ,hsuv| N:
,sexpected rs decide upjons ! policy With
repnrd % the oYenii niine scf the eonpapyl
;cn- ,sne st wilton this week Prob,
5sl.yy % men ore out on the strike