Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-07-13
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day.
Ex.Mayor Israel p Hunt, of Bismarck,
visited Williamsport and vicinity last
week
AS the patient Christian pickett the
wild oat from his shin he is tempted and
10 he backslideth.
I Messrs. f. NJ. and George Burge were
among the Beaver Creek visitors :" Will
jamsport last week.
Mrs. j. G. Bentley returned this week
from Bismarck, where she has been visit
ing during the month.
Mr. J. ID. Hubbard, of Winchester, was
up yesterday visiting friends in the Will
iamsport neighborhood
Mr. f. H. Wilson, of Bismarck, was Il
visitor to Wllliamsport Wednesday, en-
route to Southern Emmons.
Mr.. w. II. Hubbell, of Tappcn, Kidder
county was in town yesterday. returning
home from a trip to Winchester
Charley Bumstcad, wearing a Bclva
Lockwood hat was in town Tuesday, on
his way home from the Capital City.
Mrs. AL. Beul and Miss N P Franklin
came down from Bismarck Friday Of last
week Mrs Zeal returned home Sunday
Services at W.llamsport schoolhouse
| last Sunday were conducted by MI Worst.
MIR. Garry will preach next Sunday even-
ing
Dent you wish you had u dollar for
every mosquito that has puncturcd your
corpus this summer7 Ouch . there's one
now.
r. l.. Durapt e. Co.. Wholesale aud re,
tail booksellers aud stationcrs, wall paper
and music dealers, Bismarck, Oak, solicit
mail orders.
| Mr.. Cummins, Minncapolitan who
owns big farm near Sterling, stopped in
| Willlamsport Wednesday, on his way to
the southeast.
AT the Democratic convention W. l..
VYcater, Thomas Bottomlcy aud Peter
A Farrell were chosen to attend tho convcn-
lion at jamestown.
Tho REcoND is informed that q Terri.
torial Alliance lecturer will be IN Will.
Transport and speak at the school-house
next Monday evening.
+ Messrs Lungliers, Silk aud Col. An.
A drew Jackson Lapham, Of the trans
Cattail region, visited the county. seat
\ Saturday on tinal-proof business.
Mr. John Parker, of Winchester, anc
A Miss Alice Carmichael, of Omio, passee
through the county seat Saturday on
their way to visit the Capital City.
If you want to buy the best sewing
machine manufacturcd--and at 10"
price, too--call at Brady's, IN Bismarck
and see the Latest Improved Singer.
can't be beaten.
Don't forget the dance this evening a
Mr.. L. Fl. Lilly's. Supper will be scrve'
ut the Edick residence, near by. Every
body invited There will be a pleasan
time, rest assured.
Y The Ladies' Social Union met wit
= Miss Connor last Saturday. Consider
able time was devoted to business, afte
which pleasant evening wac passed IN
literary and social way.
AS will be seen by the Settlement col
respondence, the same drawback exist
among our fellow settlers down there q
: in other parts of Dakota--too much bacl
, elor for the visible girl supply.
Go to the New York Art Store &C. Il
Phelps, proprietor), Third street, Bis
s marck, for watches, jewelry, silvcrwarc
wall paper, etc. Watch repairing a spe
cialty. Goods at bottom prices.
r 1t has been proposed by several OF OF
e citizens TO hold an old.fashioncd "hal
!, vest festival some time in September,
crops turn cut well. 1t certainly woul
: not be bad idea.-Winona Times.
q While going to Winona last week "
81 passed over that pretty stretch of COUNT
| known as South Prairie, south of VIII
7 chester, The crops there are spendi
q and are further along than up here.
Y ARoderlck Rose. of jamestown, has bee
> appointed IN place of Judge Franci
s who succeeded in hanging on by his ey'
r brows TO the end of his term and pc
g sonal freedom takes q step forward
:. this part of Dakota.
: "a little son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Ke
i ley, of Livona, recently fell under II
I wheel of u heavy wagon on which b
father was hauling water. The whe
\ passed directly over him, but, strange
IN relate, he was not injured
It THE water in the town wcll--considc
. 4 ing the mud, manure. chickens, turkey
= gophers, badgers, snakes, rats, mic
| skunks, etc, in it--makes very got
ii drink. 1t has color resembling the Der
4 ocratlc beverage, however
r>-Farmer Buttomley was out in his fie
o0X the other day, and brought in d sample
81 oats 40 inches long and headed out T.
os stand IS thick and the stalks and leav
Il heavy. Major Dickey predicts that t
ii field will yield seventy.five bushels p
RI acre.
Williamsport school board met Tue
day afternoon. The new officials qua
lied, and the board elected E. c. Cam
- . bell clerk. John F. Cell, the retiri,
a. clerk. is a first class scribe and has maj
7e il good officer His minutes and 9th
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