Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-08-31
IN TOWN And OUT.
There is music in the air.

Wheat 7S@SU cents at Bismarck ana z
Steele
Mr.. H. H. Thurtlc, of Armstrong, is on
the sick list
z Mr.. Waldrof has been appointed Dep
uty Postmaster.
. Miss Alice Carpenter was recent Wis
.itor to the Capital City.
2 The County Commissioners will meet in
regular session Monday.
Another herd Of Montana horses passed
through town yesterday.
Mrs. Capt. Cotton was the guest of
Mrs. J. Fl. Worst on Monday.
The old reliable Studcbakcr wagon is
sold by JOSEPH. Hare & Co., Bismarck.
That best of ali mowing-machines, the
Deering, is sold by Hare g. Co., Bismarck.
Oscar Nelson has some oats seven feet
high, and the straw looks like sugar cane.
r Commissioner Ycater's long-standing
attack of rheumatism does not improve.
T A car of Building Paper hes just been
received by the Gull River Lumber Co.,
| Bismarck.
f. D. Walker did not prove up on his
claim last week, owing to the sickness of
witnesses.
A big prairie fire that started on Wash
/ Hawkes. claim-how, is net known--s
1praging off toward the southwest.
Williamsport Farmers Alliance meets
tomorrow evening. The ladies are to
attend, and there will be good music.
Mrs w. L. Ycatcr and Miss Jennie
Smalley, accompanied by Mr. A. Croghan,
visited the north part of the county this
week.
School will begin next Monday at the
| new schoolhousc in Cherry Grove Town
ship, with Mrs. w. 8. Casselman as
teacher.
| Joseph Hare & Co., Bismarck, have re-
ceived Il carload of Binding Twine, and
1t will he disposed of at the lowest mar.
ket price.
r.. l.. Durant & Co.. wholesale and re-
tail booksellers and stationcrs, wall paper
and music dealers, Bismarck Oak, solicit
mail orders.
Farmer Richards was offered 80 cents
for his wheat yesterday by Hillyer, the
miller. The farmer didn't SELL He's a
bull.-Tribune,
Every Deering Twine Binder and Har-
vester sold in Emmons county has given
satisfaction. Joseph Hare 8, Co., Bis
marck, are agents
The only son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Cook, of the Llvona ncighborheod, died
last week. The little one was aged one
year and six months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kcim will be vis-
tied en- masse by their friends this even
ing, IN honor of Mr.. Kelm, who leaves
for Barnes county soon.
While Ira Young was walling we'll
|the other day three or four stones fell ou,
Of the tub, one of them striking Ira's
i hand and hurting 1t severely.
r There are a great many more rattle.
, snakes than usual over IN the river bluffs
! this year. Commissioner Gayton's sons
e have killed several big ones lately.
i Mr.. Lyons, of the entcrprising and
fair.dcaling farm-machinery firm of Lyo
ons s. Woodmansee, Steele, Oak, was in
e town yesterday See their ad in another
> column.
e The only genuine Ohio Marblehead
Lime handled In Bismarck is dealt in by
the Gull River Lumber Co. It is just
what our farmers should use in plastering
their houses
}. Corn is still ripenlng rapidly, caused
J. by the hot weather. Rec corn IS almost
|, sure to ripen. Mercer, King Phillip and
other semi. carly varieties are about a
week later than Rec.
h Ex.: A Sioux Falls woman fell into the
g milldam, and when she was rescued a
n ten pound catfish was found entangled in
= her wire hustle. Her husband wanted to
+ set her again, but she would not consent.
The ladies of the Social Union, accom-
panied by their escorts, were entertained
I last Saturday by Miss and Mr.. Connor,
d at Sandstone Ranch. A pleasant evening
G was whilcd away all too soon for those
:, present.
IS The largest, DRYEsT and best-selected
+ stock Of Lumber In the city can be found
IL at the yards of the Gull River Lumber
Company, Bismarck. Just the kind OF
lumber that should go into the new gran.
p aries and farm buildings this fall.
81 Miss Edna F. Connor leaves tomorrow
u for Bismarck to begin her duties as a
:. teacher in the public schools of that city.
Miss Edna, the public-spirited lady and
y ever true and steadfast friend, will be
n greatly missed by the people of this
Y neighborhood.
a Mr. George A. Riggs had one of his
Is horses killed the other day--the best one
!. he had The animal ran a sharp stick
u into Its breast and hlcd to death. George
IS 10 one of our quiet, hard.working farm
l. ers, and every one will be sorry to hen
e of his loss. Losing farm horse at tl,i
y y busy season Is serious loss.
81 W. P. Massure, Of Arcadia, Wis.
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