Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-11-16
81 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.

been to Bismarck to prove up on hi
claim. Mr.. l.. aad his cstinable wife
were to leave Winchester on Monday for
Eureka, whence they return by rail 10
their former home IN New York. Mr.
Losey liked Dakota, but his wife could
not wean herself from the country where
she had passed nearly lifetime. They
were "tso old to transplant"
To those of our fellow settlers who are
indebted to the RECORD we would say:
Wheat is selling at good price, and after
you have disposed of it don't forget the
printer. We have seldom dunned people
during the four and half years the pa
per has been published. but we are afraid
that too many make it rule to let their
county paper take what Is left after othet
debts are paid. or go without. Now, such
conduct - very rep-ri- .blc--in fact.
it is "crueity TO animals" We hays
made arrangements with the Northwest,
cru Farmer and Brseder (nsw the snly
farm paper in North Dakota) by which
| we can furnish that journal free. See
| big "ad." on fourth page. just NJ the
present time the RECORD needs some
money and VIC would very much like to
have at least a part of what is owing U.S.
A wheel to run well must 5s creased.
| Ungressed, it will squeak. Likewise will
newspaper In fact. this paragraph
may be considered A. having the nature of
Squeak"
One Of the most satisfactory results OF
the late election is the return OF Rufus
w. Child as commissioner from the Third
district. Nor is 1t alone satisfactory to:
the people of his district, but Ia those of
the other districts us well, fer commits
sisner is in every sense an officer of the
whole county. 1t was wisdom, too, OIL
the part of his constituents to send him
back, for certainly IL stranger could NOT
better represent them. Quiet, unassum
ing, always gentlemanly, Mr.. Child has
made friends OF every one up this way
who has formed his acquaintance. True,
IN the late political battle he was against
US; but what Of that7 This would be
queer and dull old world were there Nc
| differences Of opinion. BY the way, in
this connection we must pause to put
down a white mark for the "wicked''
Henry Vaa Beek--"Yonng Van" On
election day Assessor Haak jumped into
the ring as candidate for commissioner,
and was gathering iu the votes At dan.
gerous rate, having secured twcntysn,ns.
| Whereupon Van also came out for com
l a
giving MI Child big plurality.
Sheriff Wade left Bismarck Saturday
with some cattle destined for the Chicago
market. We understand that, be fore his
return, the sheriff will visit his cid home
in hassschusstts--at trip he has long cons
templatcd. Mr.. Wade came outsa gosd
many years ago, when Lo tho Poor Indian
had things Il good deal his ewn way in
these parts. He was youth in those
days. and tall and slender as now.
A few weeks age, wben Representative
elect Psrkin was down hers, in speaking
Of the cid days. he told of an overland
trip that bc, young Wade and number
of others once D,ade. William rode 1
broncho, and this IS the way the party
kept time: When the outfit started - the
| IL oruing Williams trousers were in their
! proper place down even With his hesla.
| When the p1ntaloons had reached his
knees it was exactly neon, and tie teavsi4
cade stopped to feed. Mr.. Parkln says
that ths members Of the party always
knew when it was 2 O'Clock 10 the after
noon, because at that hour, to the exact
minute, the brOncho would always begin
to buck desperately. Sheriff Wade ''is
all right" t"--personally-th" crooked as
a rams horn in politics, and, with his DO.
!itical scalp dangling atrtbsir bslt. the
RECORD but speaks the truth when it
says that his late political enemies as
well rs friends wish him pleasant visit
to his old home in the Land of the Pill
grims.