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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1884-11-12

have been elected. 1t seems that North Dakots
is not inclined to cruelty the men who have spent
tho bost years Of their ves battling for her inter

have been elected. 1t seems that North Dakota
10 not inclined to cruelty the mon who have spent
the best years Of their lives battling for her inter
ests.
Through the agency of shot.guns, poll.
taxes which must Be paid before voting, and bull
dozing Of negroes by employers tho South To still
solid
As soon as Sheriff Wade heard Of the
mixed nature Of the returns from New York ho
await definite information.
Cleveland's Endorsement: In Buffalo,
hts homo. he drops out Of sight At the tail end Of
his ticket. He was elected Governor Of New York
over Folgor by nearly 10000 votes. Where arc
those voters now?
A South Dakota baseball reporter,
owing TO the exigenciee Of the occasion, was 81
to editing tclegraphic election returns. His
introduction to the tabulated statement was in
this wise: Following Is the score:"
II the remarks Of newspapers and ora
villainous qualities of their political opponents.
are to be believed ours IL surely nation of ras-
calls Campaign abuse, however, should be "ta'
ken with grain Of SALT
Oh yes, the Democratic party is against
monopoly and the friend of the poor man. That
meek and lowly proletarian Vanderbilt congratu-
elected. Mr.: Vanderbilt, II will % remembered.
10 the individual who said to . Chicago reporter
THE people be did"
1t must be solacing to st. John to know
that II Blaine Ii defeated, ho did It with his little
party" Whatever he has received Of political
honsrs and emoluments was given by Republi,
Kansas; one night last week, IN the presence o
5000 people, he was burned In efhgy At the Stat
| Capital
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1884-11-12
IN TOWN And OUT.

Read Treasurer Roop's tax advertise
mcnt, In this issue.
Mr.. D. g. Kennedy, Of Gayton, was in
town Thursday ON business.
Mr.. H. A. Bergey denies that he re-
fused the contract to furnish wood for the county
building At $50 per cord, e published IN the Of
be held At the residence Of Squire John Knr,z
public entertainment. The public are Invited =
Road Supervisor Kelly has completed
his work on tho approaches 70 the bridges near
structures are now open to tho public.
Among the Williamsport people in Bis
ssph Tape. Mi.s Lizzie Tape. George Walker, +.
H. D. Connor.
The bridge contracted for by Mr.. d. q.
Kennedy, at Devils Gulch, has been completed
with eonmendable promptneas. AL who have
built bridge In the county.
Election is over; breaking is over:
thrashing IL about over. Take time to write
your crop and breaking report, for publication.
IN Soaa .no% a"a
how much per acre, can b. raised IN Ernnons
County.
Mr.. s. E. Kurtz's potatoes average
little better than any others We haye yet heard
u" ~ 0.os.G - sAAo1Hs, ~ASx svu0 stt@o
| showed 2 weight Of pounds He then picked
| out o. which tipped sne scales at II pounds. The
Eng OF the lot VA weighed. ann y shoWed
10. W .na' - n."Ao oo.s'' 1.PS..y sooo'
| CommlsSloner dsytOn was IN toWn last
Thursday He spoke enthusiastiealiy Of bis ell
joyment OF tho party Ct Mr.. Joseph Bakers, tho
night previous. There was good music and "
| splendid supper. and 1t was thoroughly happy
| occasion. The RECORD man was invited, and
would much liked to have been there, but found
It impossible 70 get sway.
Last week two VA rona wall loaded with
."...." ~ IA ,,nd .hsS....,, ~.
onSt. ~ th.; d..tins shsSns Was,asn ~ ~
nan %sv ~era sss.ti v,th az
~ hont Wi.,!,.o-t "a %n,T .,.ls1v b.v.,
anished their Journey this point only ths. they
| had made arrangements TO sette further west.
| where they have friends and relatives. The outfit
hailed from Nebraska.
Dakota heats the world in crops. and
.b. ,s ~ .h..S ~ anvth;u. and .sarytb;,. In
.he ee ..ss - s r AZ " .;,'sS .ths S Zv ~ ~
ienro 1MS betWeen she Wssther Which, T.
,,n 5ti;,,s. -, t%" 1;o"-t @ Sio1,o ena .h,
~ s.;n1 ..r.-;er..d -" ~ .,,o 9ot to. s .cti",,
nsth. An,srinsn o.,',t.n.nt Ths 49, sr. %r;~st
, S.,~ asS Sao;n~ mr. .s.n o;ar p,e.h.
VII - a." ~. ths ia s.,,.-,9t. ~. 40 ~ .
S;.ons,rt va 'A0 ''-''''0'' ~''N . - - "'
"'s
An Eastern farmer, were he on tho
ground could hardly conaprchend tho case will,
A. :,, nsIct
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1884-11-12
First Publication Oct. is, 1851

NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF. .,
T AND OFFICE AT BISMARCK. D. r.. OC-
It"her 9, 'Ss.--Notice is hereby given that the
fOllOwing-named settler has fled notice of Ills il,-
sention to 'nake final pronf IN support of his claim.
nnd that said proof will Ike made lefore the Reg
lister and Receiver vi Bismarck. u. r., on Eoven,-
her 26 lRS4, viz:
AQCILLA CROGllAN,
Homestead entry No. 3,034, for the southwest
quarter of section 6, township l34 range IS. He
names the following witnesses to prove his co,,
tinuu,,s residence ul'ol, and cultivation of said
land, viz: A. l.. Couch, A. W. Ogle w. l.. Ye.lter
Edward Canpbell--all of Willialnsport. Emn,ons
County, u. r. j. A. REA, Register
DAVID STEWART, Attorney for Claimant.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1884-11-12
LOCAL ELECTION ECiioBs,

LOCaA ELECIlON ECiiOhS.
Tho weather was beautiful in the ex-
treme-egood Republican weather.
g is bad policy in politics, as in other
matters, to swap horses while crossing stream.
.Mcssrs. Wade and Bumstead received
tllan Williamsport. ~
People from all over the county were
present, and nine-tenths Of them spoke good,
straight American English.
Apockct-knife (probably lost on elec-
tion day. awaits owner at shis Office. Call and
describe property. No charges to pay.
Thomas Parks and ]. H. Worst-for
Register q Deeds and Superintendent Of Schools,
b.lleN (eech 2S9). Only two votes got away"
The voters of the Second Commissioner
(Hil,iasnspoIO District stood shoulder TO shoulder
ON .ttIs main question" Ofthe los votes Gust by
shen.f ioa were for Willismsport. for Winohes-
AlnOns the Winona people present none
fsllcf Courteous and affable under all circum-
stancss hs made friend Of every citizen Of Will
Eiamsposs witiE whom he became acquainted.
4 There were 281 votes cast. In the Sec-
voters abscht many Of them having returned
ratio u gabtentees Of the First and Third Dis
tricts ard there are nearly 400 voters in Emmons
Tie ."boys" from the river have q good
Joke dfsl.o,ie Agard. Tuesday morning Louie.
h#vinkssyed'in the country forty years and know:
ing the exnct location OF overy old ant hill and
b9GtlsH skeleton from Campbell County TO BUR-
leigh, stsstsd ont on Q short cut" from Clayton,
where bo ls.d seO ped the night before. to Will
aatassp0st - fcw fn,irs thereafter ho found him.
self "a tho majestic banks Of Beaver Creek.
When ~ reached WiIlfnmsport. early IN the after
noon. the boys gave kim loud and Ienthusi-
It il related that a gentleman with
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1884-11-12
He We're, Mistake,as.. !.

The REcoRD once thought that Editor
Murphy, Of Grand Forks. was 1.-THE jour
But the crank Of la aveiyss insignif-
cant ''cromeo'' In the political campaign
just closed in the region referred to has
been Aegentleman named tWinship.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1884-11-12
First Publication Oct. 1871
NOTICE OF FINAL, PROOF

NVIICE UF FTNAII FKUOF.
I AND OFFICE AT BISMARCK, u. T., OCT
IT 1881 Notice il hereby given that the follow.
i''g named settler has fled notice oi his intention
10 make final lrMf in support Of his claim, ind
tilt sai,i prsnf will be made before the Register
and Receiver ut Bismarck, ID. T.. OH November -
Nt O'cl,ck y. ~. lSSi. viz:
.is1-- MARTIN NELSON,
e.emptiOn decluratOry statement No. 1862, fDI
the northeast quarter OF SECTION ~ township l3e
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous resi-
denee upon and cultivation of said land. viz: \
3. olson. Allselt y. Peterson r. J. levine ..dl,
y q, y. DAWES Astssnayaor ,laipaanE &
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1884-11-12
Y GENERAL ELECTION NOTES.

Montana elects Republican delegate
in place of Mc0innis (Democrat) by = good ma
jority. 4 IS ia
Carter H. Harrison. the squarest- toed
Democrat In the old Sucker State, was "downed''
by Gen. Dick Oglesby.
:: In those Northern States which, accord.
ing to tile census Of $780, possess large percent
age nfiiliterste~, the Democrats were successful.
Walsh, Williams, Nickeus, Mckenzie,
Richardson aad those ON che tickets with them
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Strayed.

A light chestnut. sorre1 horse. 18 hands
high blind; weight, about ], 500 pounds.
Was last seen going south from Williams
port on Sunday, Oct. 26. 4 return of the
animal, or information leading to his re-
covery, will be literally rewarded.
8. E.. KURTz, Williamsport
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When you visit Bismarck buy your
Drugs, Paints and Oils from Frisby. Z

Drugs, Paints and Oils from Frisby. (
Teas, from Is to 6Oc; Sugars, Z to DC /;
Rio Coffees, 12} to 20c Crackers. 2 to
15c, at Bushman & Co., Bismarck.
D. w. Blake, Banner block, Bismarck,
keeps constantly on hand fine and we'll
selected line of Dry Goods, Notions, Etc.
Carload of Apples, full three-bushel
barrels, at from $3.75 to $4.25 per barrel
(all fancy stock. at Bushman & Co. 5,
Bismarck. 4@I.l
Citizens Of Emmons County when vis-
iting Bismarck should remember that
Miss X. Brady keeps constantly on hand
the largest and most complete line Of fine
Millinery west Of Chicago You will
find the quality of every article sold ex-
actly as represented. Prices reasonable.
The RECORD will record for the infor-
nation Of all. County news Will bc the
chief featdre.
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~ ~ ~ +. S55E.4.ss. So. 49,
CoRREsroNDENrs--B Of America.
New York; Continental. Chicago; Capital
Bank, St. Paul; Mellon s. Sons Bank,
Pittsburg.
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I,.Jor,,,s.tio,, Wa,sted.

J. H: Stevenson, Clerk Of Cherry
for several days. AZ he had upward q
I$1 900 in his possession; it is feared he
has been foully dealt with. Any informa-
ton regarding him win be thankfully re-
ceived. Ed. WALKER,
Director Cherry Grove School Township.
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Try Frisby's Liver Pills fcz all bilious
troubles. ~rtt Ns@..s y
IL purchasing Ladies' and Childrsn's 8
Shoes, Slippers ErE. you caanot b better
suited than by D. w. Blake, Bismarck.
Bushman & Co., Bismarck, have the
largest and finest store in the Northwest,
in three departments-Boots and Shoes,
Groceries. and Crockery. Their prices
are away down. They sell for cash, and
give satisfaction in every case.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1884-11-12

Mr.. OIL. Johnston, who did the plas-
tering for Tie nav schoolboose left yesterday for
home. He madeH good job oft. W
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BM. Ts3.iliDs.

MI. J.L. Boutillier last week left At the
RECORD ofics . couple Of mammoth turnips Cut,
holes in their centers and they would do for
wagon wheels.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

I JOSEPH N. ROOP, TREASu RER OF EM-
1, laons County, ID. r., hereby give notice. to the
tnNls,ycrs OF said county tint the rates or taxation
for the year 1884 are correctly stated w the follow
ing table. showing tile number Of mills and hun
'ircsttl,a of mills levied each dollar Of the valu-
:,iiut, ,f su,isl fsn,,ntv.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1884-11-12
STILL IN SUSPENSE
44u Noe Depends Upon the Result
IN the State Of NeaU York.
Il Rerised List 0f tile VOte Cast IN.
EmnsDas County.

The result of tho Presidential election
y still la doubt: The whole matter hinges on
New York, and 1t will require the official count
10 settle the question. The Boards of Supervisors
ofthe different counties met yesterday to canvass
the votes, and to-morrows Bismarck stage will
inost likely bripg us definite information. AL
thna8l, tho Carlshirts alleged Republicans claim
ile eloss vote in the Empire State as being due to
their efforts, yet ~. John and his prolibtionists
are undoubtedly the ones who have imperiled
Republican success
ThE following is correct and complete list OF
the vote IN Etnnons County:
.t7,FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS-.
OIL
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Nrs. Charles Edick and n

Mrs. Charles Edick and Miss Stella
Edick departed yesterday on . visit TO their old
home In New York. The RscoRD wishes them .
safe and pleasant journey. y
Messrs. Roop. Worst b Boutillier's
Williamsport steam thresher came down into
Emmons County Monday, and yesterday went to
work on Robert Buchanan oAss.
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Frank Frisby, Druggist Bismarck.

II you 70 hunting and kill big buck,
with never SO many prongs, send us an
ACCOUNT Of It. p. S:-Don't forget, also,
to LEI, the RECOnD 'stand IN Tor some OF
tle yenison: ~,
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II yon want to know when q bridge
contract Is to be let, subscribe for your
county paper.
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Bnshinan &Co., Bismarck. D. T.. haye
rsccntly- added5a large stock of Boots,
Shoes, and Rubbers. which they are sell.
ing vt very low prices.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1884-11-12
age grows

The REcoRp will grow as your patron
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1884-11-12

r. %. WILSON. Attorney at Law. practices in
II sall the courts and before tile United States
Land Ofaco. Office, NtnMn 2 Slnttery Block, cor
ner Third and Mo Er streets, Bian,nrck, ID. r.
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P1. .FEssIoNAL CARDS d lii

). =. FORT, ~ q, T.. Eoar !
Il Block. Bismarck, ID. r.
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II II. COLLINS, Law, Real Estate, Insurance
l. eand Collections, Room g. First National
Bank Block, Bismarck. u. T. 4
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Tho Lewis and Clarke Convention.

At the Republican Convention last Satur-
day tho following delegates were elected to
tho Territorial Convention:
Delegates-A G. Botkin, w. F.. Sanders,
Hugh KIrkendall. NJ. A. Meysndorff, Isaac
ID. McCutcheon, T. III. Carter, Richard
Jockey.
Altsrnates-H. C. Yeager, Richard Nc
Neal. A. .. Cnnfieid, j. Is. white, Homer
Hswins, +. J. A. Van Asss, George Lee.
The following resolutions, reported by a
committee consisting Of Botkin, Sanders,
Wheeler, Hard, Hester, Nalben and II. II
Davis, were adopted:
The Republicans Of Lewis and Clarke
county commend the patriotism, approve
the prudence, and indorse the vigor which
have characterized the administration OF
President Arthur-an administration which
has in its general character commended itsel1
| to the intelligence and patriotism Of his Eel
| low-citizens, and deserves the approval Of
| the Republican party. In the matter Of ap
| pointment to office in the Territories OF
| strangers thereto, the President has but fol
lowed q long line of presidents; but tbs
not, By this expression Of our regard for the
| ADMINISTRATION of the President, detract al
all from the emphasis with which We have
heretofore placed on this custom the seal o.
| our deliberate condemnation.
Resolued, That the first duty Of the Repub-
licans of Montana is to promote unity and
harmony In their own rar Ks, and to this end We
| pledge ourselves to resent all attempts at die
tation, and to purge the councils of the party
Of all personal or factional di ffsrences.
! Resoiped, That the selection of M. A
| Meyendortf As one Of the delegates to tn,
Republican National Convention at Chicago
| would be gratifying to his fellow-citizens o.
Lewis and Clarke county, and would be
working member Of the party.
Isaac d. HcCuteheon, Chairman, in nc
knowledgng his election, said: Tho Yea
with which this contest was carried on ough
not, must not, ripen into discord. There 1
no room for any such spirit in the ranks o
the Republican party in this Territory, Ant
1 mistake the character Of its mem bership /
it is permitted to exist"
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from cold, snow, and wind storms, usually
during March and April, and this spring
there will be no loss from that source.-ES.
Yesterday mornings train from the west
had on board seventy.six busted Ceur
d'Aiene miners. They boarded the train at
Missoula, and although they had nothing
with which to pay fare they refused to leave
the train, and tho conductor thought 1t best
not to attempt to compel them to get off. So
he telegraphed the condition of affairs ahead
to Helena, and when the train pulled in >
number Of officers were awaiting its arrival,
ready to eject the intruders forcibly IL found
necessary. But they got off quietly, and At
present are rustling for something to eat, and
some way Of earning living.-independent
The Southern Montana Wool Growers
Association was organized ut Dillon last
week 1t resolved this year to pay but eight
cents per head for shearing; appointed q
committee to secure lew railroad rates on
| wool, another to secure . reduction on rate
| for taxation, and another to correspond In
| relation to cures for diseases. The meeting
effected permanent organization by the
election Of the following officers: Z. H
Poiudexter, President; VIM. Jones, Vice
President; T. M. Selway, Secretary; q. G
Cornell, Treasurer. Messrs. Lowell, Carter
| Thorpe, Geo. NJ. Brown and James Selwa.
were elected As an Executive Committee.
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STOCK GROWERS, ASSOCIATION
A Meeting Called for July asth.

To the Stock GroUers of Montana:
Whereas, At q meeting Of a
number Of stockmen held at Helena, Mon.
tana, the 2ist of April, 1884, it was resolved
| that the time had arrived when more com.
plsts and thorough understanding Of the
wants Of the vast live stock inter ests Of this
Territory should be arrived at, and An unani
nifty Of action be decided upon among the
different branches of this industry.
The stock interests Of this Ierritory, IT,.
| total assessed valuation, and will this year
be largely augmented by the immense mum.
Der Of horses, sheep and cattle that will be
driven in.
The time Is at hand when the Stockmeu
must band together for the procuring of such
legislation as will protect and foster this
great industry, which Is so vital to the wei
fare OF this Territory.
In order that this matter may be reached
| in proper manner, it is desired that meet.
| ing Of all those engaged in stock raising in
this Territory be held at Helena, July 18th,
1884, for the purpose OF devising ways and
means by which the better protection of the
stock interests may be obtained. 1t is sug.
gested that all who are engaged in the bust.
ness OF stock raising, hold meetings in their
various districts, and send delegates to this
convention. 1t is also desired that az mapv
stock owners, outside Of delegates, as can
be present, be here, a. this is matter of ut.
most importance to all.
In connection with this matter, we would
call your attention to an extract from the
report Of the Executive Committee, and
Secretary Sturgis, Of the Wyoming Stock
Growers Association, at its last meeting:
"In reviewing the history of the last twelve
months, your committee find that their labors
upon matters Of interest to the Association
have been directed to a large number of sub
jects, aud those Of greater importance than
have been forced upon them IN any previous
year. Tho time has come when our business
can no longer Be done by the old rule of
thumb method. In former days, We had only
to brand our calves when dropped, and shin
- besves when fat. The calf tally would
be notched on shingle, and the check boo
was the only book kept, and the balance or
ovsrdraft at the bank showed the whole
business.
Times are changed. The man who would
win, and win permanently, must look ahead
and read the signs Of the future. He must
Introduce system, economy and Judgment
into his business. He must buy where he
can buy cheapest, both of cattle and provi-
sions: He must sell where he can transport
the cheapest and realize the most. He must
anticipate the measures necessary to prevens
disease. He must provide that his grazing
facilities remain uninterrupted. 1t is q "a
nous saying that Eternal vigilance 10 the
price Of liberty Eternal vigilance In antic-
iipating coming danger Is to be tho price,
henceforth, Of successful stock raising in the
West" w. B. HUNDLEY, Chairman.
o. r.. ALLEN, Secretary
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opnceals himself to avoid arrest or the
sice Of legal process, or makes fraudulent
tsfsr of his property, or suspends the pay
ut Of his commercial paper, or opens &C.
cnts for thirty years after the same are due
. payable, or who makes fraudulent
ference, shall be deemed to have commit
an act Of bankruptcy, and may be ad-
iged bankrupt on the petition Of three OF
creditors whose bills would amount In
to $500. The bill excerpts and exempts
favor Of the bankrupt the necessary and
oper wearing apparel for himself and fam
!, and such other property IS may be OK.
opted from attachment by the laws Of the
lifted States or the State In which the
hkruptcy proceedings are instituted, and
I court may, from the assets, allow the
bkrupt . sum not to exceed $500 for hi
sport pending the proceedings, IL his cir
costances require it, and reasonable wase'
Kany services to his estate At the rs4ues
ohis trustee, and the usual fees when at
t,ding - witness.