Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-07-17
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Miss Lizzie Iaipe secured well of
good water at depth of 46 feet
Dr. Petit and Mr.. Stanley dc Quctte-
vile reached Williamsport this week.
Born-Thursday, July Is. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoff, of Armstrong, daughter.
The barley harvest has begun in ear:
nest, and in most fields fair yield is re-
ported.
Georgie r. A., youngest child of Sirean
and Emma Suverly, of Livona, died re-
Gently in Bismarck.
Samples of new spring styles in Wall
Papers may be had by writing r. L Du-
rant & Co., Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Weaver, of Bis
marck, passed through town the other
day on trip to Ipswich.
The finest garden we have seen this
season IS that of Mr.. John Goughnour, Of
the Buchanan neighborhood.
A large number Of harvesting and NOW
ing machines have been brought into this
neighborhood during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence East, of East $
Prairie, were IN town Thursday, and
made the RECORD welcome call.
Mr.. A. j. Lapham ("Unclc Lap') of
Winona, reached the county seat ycster-
day evening on final-proof business.
Mrs. j. N. Roop and Miss Ida, accom-
panied by Miss N. P. Franklin, paid Il
visit to Mr.. John Kurtz's last Thursday
evening.
Judge Bowen, of Bismarck, rigllt-of-
way agent for the Missouri Valley Rail
way Company, was in town the early part
of the week.
Married-Thursday morning, July Is,
at O'Clock. by Squire Elliott Campbell,
Mr.. Daniel Long and Mrs. Martha
Hawkes., both of Wllliamsport.
Lost-A rubber hunting boot between
Bismarck and Williamsport. Any one
finding it will confer IL great obl1g CATION
by sending his address to this office.
Attorney Herrick departed Sunday on
visit to Michigan. Messrs Margacll
and Croghan are working on u new
house for him. What does it mean?
A lot of teams belonging to Robert
Grace, of Bismarck, and in charge of b.
B. Kceler, passed through town on their
way to Glendale. Thence they 20 by
rail to Ottumwa, Iowa, to assist in build
ing a new railroad.
Probate proceedings have been begun
to settle the estate of the late Alexander
Z. Woodworth, of this county, who died
at North Freedom, Sauli county, Wis,
May 16, 1886. The heirs petition the
court to appoint Thomas Parks admins.
traitor.
The surveyors of the Ordway Bis
marck & Northwestern have been work
ing in the Armstrong country for several
days. In most places they follow the
line of the old Northern Pacific survey
Many believe the o., B. & N. w. to be
the Chicago & Northwestern IN disguise
II is said that the Judge patrolshis corn
patch day and night, and that by means
of arsenic, stychninc, judiciously arranged
dynamite cartridges, stccl-traps, noosed
strings. and his spring-gun George is
giving the gophcrs in the Doughertys-
burg ncighborhood much the worst of it.
Messrs Peter Vcencklaasen, John de
Mots, II. ]. Heycrman, Aren Hollaar, X.
Schciling, N. Schotanus and j. G. Decker
were up from the Holland settlement,
fore Mr.. Bumstead. They report that
only two farmers in their settlement lost
their crops by the recent hail-storm.
1t is hardly necessary to call the atten-
ton of our citizens to the fact that the
drug house of Dunn g. Co., opposite tho
Sheridan House, Bismarck, keeps on
hand at all times large stock of fresh
and pure drugs, which will be sold at the
lowest market prices. Give them call
and be convinced of the fact.
Messrs. John and Simon E.. Kurtz made
a trip to Glendale to meet Miss Emma
Shively, sister of Mrs. Simon E. Kurtz.
The gentlemen started from Wllliamsport
Tuesday morning. July 6, returning Sun
day evening. July II. They report a
pleasant trip. Miss Shively will remain
for some time with her sister, who is de,
| lighted at her arrival.