Emmons County record. [volume], June 07, 1906, Image 3

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BRADLEY GANG PLOWS
WHEELS CARRYTHEBOTTMI*—MOt
THE BOTTOMS THE WHEELS
A- is rnsnn. i:i so manv v::mc plows thai are Hot equipped m'lth OOf patented positive
•{•, which iiiMdrs inn-fnuiin.il liottmns. Take the friction off the plow bottoms and
i:i.:ulv h- -if tin ill aft, uiitl di:tft is a bit thing on a gang plow. You'll iod a food
IJiiiH'. lie in the*
Bradley XX Rays Prams Nttsh OaȤ.
Made by the Oavl« •ratftay Iff. •*, IrMMiy, III* V. •. A.
on will liotc their Ion- suit is "Bottoms," "Garden Citv Clipper." univomllf well
I Mown their evenness of temper and perfect shaped molds, shares and laodtidet,
pi iii' U'iilIwhich are the ba^ic iunciplt-s of all good plows. We are going to put a
u-»oi ny of tiifse plows in this locality this year. We'd like to lalk draft and ftamt
hitch for a half hour to every plow user. Will yoa five SI the chencnt We'll iat»T»Hr
lt inc in hiuh wheels, hiuh lift, 3i*«0»inile asles and msy be some nthec tllm. Tktynll
i:o 10 uiaku up this matchless gauit. Come end see it.
Liivtoiv Bazar, Linton, N. D.
inta Mety: Confectioaery
FRESH BREAD, PIES and CAKES
WT.,WA.YS KEPT ON HAND
KUIT, CIGARS AND TOBACCO
OC JSI'RINTJA.LL.LY IN STOCK
Extensive Stock of Candies—The Best
YOU WANT TO GROSS THE RIVER?
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fii/xr flu' soline ferryboat
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PASSENGERS, STOCK AND TEAMS
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!»l terry service. My boat is new ami roomy. It is 71 feet long, 14
ti'ft iI111 carries Vj tons. Duly inspected and accepted by the
I'liit.-il Males Inspector. I'.ood landings, chutes and corrals for ioad
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J. C.
LEACH. Proprietor
tmmons County Land Company.
I' maki- A list racls of Tit le.
wriio Fire Insurance.
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r-n! Lands.
tVi- -,\nii. pci-ils, Moi tua^'cs and all other work requiring a Notary
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SMOKELESS POWDER SHELLS
Carefully inspected shells, the best com
binations of powiJer, shot and wadding,
loaded
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results are responsible for the superiority
of Winchester "Leader" and "Repeater
Factory Loaded Smokeless Powder Shells.
There is no guesswork in loading them.
Reiiability. velocity, pattern and penetra
tion are determined by scientific spparatus
and practical experiments. Do you shoot
them If not, why not Thsy are
THE SHELLS THE CHAMPIONS SHOOT
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COLUMBIA
WAGONS
THE CONVENTION DELEGATES.
At the primary election to be held
on the luth of this month seven dele
Kates are to be chosen to represent the
county of Emmons at the state con
vention to be held at Jamestown on
the 12th of July. There are ten names
on the ticket. It will thus be seen
that three of thotie whose names are
on the ticket will be defeated. Let us
look into the matter, republican read
ers. and see why it is that more names
than delegates to be chosen are on the
ticket.
A few weeks u^o, it appearing evi
dent that seven representative repub
licans of tills county were not likely
to be found wlio would go to the
trouble of circulating seven individu
al petitions—which would require at
least sixty-four signatures to each,
and then pay their own railway fare
and other expenses to the state con
vention at Jamestown—steps were ta
ken by a number of republicans of the
county to secure a delegation of well
known republicans from different sec
tions of the county.
Now. the primary law allows the
names of the entire delegation to be
placed on one petition, thus render
ing it necessary to obtain but slity
four names for the entire Hit, instead
of having to procure seven times that
number of signatures were the peti
tions circulated separately. Kepubli
cans throughout the county whom it
was thought would go, and wiio would
be satisfactory to the republicans of
Emmons, were either seen or cotn
tnuuicated with by letter, and the fol
lowing gentlemen consented to have
their names placed upon tbe primary
ballot as candidates for delegate:
W. O. Irwin, of Linton.
Dugald Campbell, of Klntyre (in the
Braddock neighborhood.)
John I. Uoop, of Hazelton.
Peter Shier, of Gay
ton.
John McCrory, of Winona.
Andrew Boschker, of Strasburg, and
A. W. Sims, of Linton.
A petition was circulated for tiiese
names at the same time other peti
tions were circulated, and the republi
cans who signed the petition, and
many others who were not seen until
after the petition was tiled, expressed
themselves as entirely satisfied with
the gentlemen who«e names appear on
the petition.
The reader should pay particular at
tention lo the fact that not one of the
gentlemen whose names appear above
was asked pledge himself as to his
action at t-he stile convention, ll
was satisfactory to the republicans «f
this lunty that a delegation be sent
who would represeut the best inter
ests ot the county. If they thought
that Gov. Sarles, Auditor Holmes,
Agricultural Commissioner Gilbreath
and .Superintendent of Public Instruc
tion Stock well and their official con
freres had made good and faith
ful state officers, they would vote for
their renomination. If they thought
otherwise, they would vote against
them. At any rate, as the members
of the delegation will vote at the con
vention by secret ballot, it goes with
out saying that they can on eacli and
every candidate for office exercise
their individual preferences for can
didates without fear or favor.
Hut this delegation of representa
tive republicans of Emmons county
was not entirely satisfactory to Messrs.
Patterson, Armstrong and Cleveringa,
all well-known reformers with a big
U. W'a have in Euimonaa few hon
est, fair-dealing, conscientious gentle
men whose political antecedents are
not unknown to the old-timers of the
county, but wiio may be strangers iu
a political way to some of those who
will this year vote in Emmons county
for the tirst Lime.
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and foremost of this simon-
McCORMICK ILINTON MACHINERY
pure aggregation is PctiT (i Knoks.
This gentleman is theoivt icallv only
the leader of the (lemoi'iMt ic it ot
the county, with his ^ivai smil all
aglow for the success of ilfin ict,ic»
and its mililat's. Practic illy, as i-,
well-known ht-iv in I.ML
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Mr. P. failed at the republican con- I
vent ion, later, the voice of Mr. U. was
stilled in sorrow. lie is and lias Item
a faithful worker for Mr. Paltri'Min,
aud, in return, Mr. P. has supported
him right along iu his politic*! a in )ii
tioiisagaiusthisrepiiblic.in opp tu' ai.-.
As we have said above, im- names
oil the petition did not suit In- ah .vi
llained aggregation of reformers liod
save the mark: -and they soon after
ward presented the following nain-s
as a partial opposition ticket. Why, it
they were so interested in turning
down Gov. Sarles and the oilier stale
officers who are up for renomination.
they did not put seven names on their
combination ticket, the writer is un
able to say. Why should such emi
lient and pure "reformers" as Messrs.
Braddock and Van ISe£k be Icti oil
their ticket? is it possible thai they
could find but three "republicans" of
their high order of political puiityin
the county?
But the issue is plain. It the ie
publican voters of this county belie\e
that Mr. Patterson should Ije sent
tiie Jamestown convention to knock'
Gov. Sarles, who refused lo appoint
liiin game warden after it wa.s shown
to the governor that Mr. P. had done
his level best to defeat the republi
can legislative ticket two years iipo,
they should vole for him. And they
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politic ll nielli »is have liern observed
for years, he is simply a tail totli,
Patterson -A rmst rong-Cleveian^a- V.i
Beek kite. When on runs lot' oilii'i
he gets the suppurtot the ot hcis. Tw-i
years ago Mr. Hooks took utoiv inter
est in Mr. Patt^rsill's camp nun.
worked hauler for him, ami expreisnl
more joy when lie succeeded ami more
sorrow when hi tailed, than an c
publicau in the neighborhood. When
Mr. Patterson won 111-• caucus lu-tv in
liK4 by a majority of one or i.wo, Hi
cheers of Mr. Kooks could Ii-heard a
mile away. On the contrary, wln-n
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want a delegation to «o there who
will use their liest judgment ivgaid
iug the various candidates who mat
Come before tbe convent ion. they
should vote tor
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W. O. Irwin.
DugaM Campbell.
John I. Hoop.
Peter Shier.
Jokn McCrory.
Andrew Boschker ami
A W.Sims
In some localities Mr. Patter-,on is
claiming that this and thai name on
the seven-delegate ticket is "all
right:" in other localities, lie says
other names are all right, liut Ins
political methods ale certainly well
enough known in Km moos county by
this time. As a mailer of tact, in bis
canvass lie never mentions Aimstron^
and Cleverii^ga, his friends and broth
er "reformers," but iegs the voters to
help him out, "just this time.'' and be
won't be iu politics any more no.
never. To other voters he denounces
the entire ticket as "the King tick
et." Mr. Armstrong also -,.ns lie is
out of politics. But the way the mem
bership of the board of count/com
missioners was juggled, a few nil lis
ago, shows a different set of facts. The
appointments were made ifuickly
and Without giving the people in
whose districts there were vacancies
the slightest chance to make objec
tions or suggestions. This was followed
by the resignation of Mr. Paiiervufs
brother-in-law as
state's attorney, wi
a "recommendation" of Mr. Arm
strong as his successor, and the it
ter's hurried appointment, although
in justice Mr. l,ynn should have l»-cit
appointed, as lie was ixiodled out ot
tile nomination at the lia/.elton en
vention in l*o4. Allot which .show-,
that Mr. Armstrong is still very, v-rv
much in politics, ami ••Xtirun-iy anx
ious to have a maiority of tin- county
board that will do as he *ant them
to do.
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