Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-06-08

NlT. j. $. Hubbard and wife, of Win
chester, are in town attending the insti
tute.
Treasurer Brindle had a valuable mare
and colt severely hurt in barbed wire
fence the other day. ~'''~
T Little Miss Alice Carmichael of Omio
has been visiting friends in the Williams
port neighborhoed this week.
The old and always reliable St. Paul
Fire & Marine Insurance Company has
the confidence Of the farmers.
Mr.. D. r. Rupert has been appointed
director of Kalbercr ScL2el sub,district,
vice Prof. Jacob Keim, resigned ---
The house in which Mr.: and Mrs. Arm
strong will dwell is being erected on their
csaim, There will bo five rooms.
Afr-ans Hcrrick and Baby Her
rick paid friends at Winchester visi,
last Saturday; - b home Sunday.
r. L. Durant & Co.. wholesale and re-
tail booksellers and stationers, wall paper
ulIO lCdlClS, olSil1NICh, Ddh., SOllCll
mail orders.
G. j. Allen has commenced the erection
of stone dwelling house. c. j. says he
will visit Michigan again this spring.
See?
Insure your crops against hail lesses IN
the st. Paul Fire g. Marine Insurance
Company. o. H. Holt g. Co., Agents,
Bismarck. 81
W. T. Jagd, the booming agriculturist
of Cherry Grove, was recently married in
Bismarck to a lady from Fergus Falls,
Mimi, whose name we did not learn.
The St. Paul Fire s. Marine Insurance
Company, represented by o. II. Holt &
Co., Bismarck (Call g. Co.'s old stand).
are doing rushing hail business this
month.
+ Mr. AL. Honstain, of Winchester town
ship, purchased one of the Havana press.
drills and put in his gram with it. His
wheat is said to be the best in that neigh
borhoed.
If you want to buy the best sewing
machine manufactured--and at a low
price, too--call at Brady's, III Bismarck,
and see the Latest-Improved Singer It
can't be beaten.
Write to o. II. Holt & Co., Bismarck,
for list of hail lossea promptly paid by
the St. Paul Fire g. Marine Insurance
Company last season in B1rlelgh and EN-
mons counties.
Go to the New York Art Store &C.. II.
Phelps, proprieteD, Third street, Bis
narck, for watches, jewelry, silverware,
wall paper, etc. Watch repairing spe-
cialty. Goods at bottom prices.
= Assessor Haak, as smiling as ever, was
canvassing the Willlamspert country
with his big book, this week, and Inv oic-
ing the diamonds, pianos, bank stock
and other valuables of its inhabitants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldroff went fishing
down on Beaver Greek last week. Eugene
damned the creek and would have had
fish ito throw at the birds"--if--ths
gunny- sack scheme had worked properly.
The Cherry Grove contingent in town
Monday consisted of County Surveyor
Allen and Messrs. Tramel, Ceover F. D.
Walker, S. Hagen and L. T. Buckley L
T. has not been having the best Of health
of late.
y1Mr. Lepelteck, the bright and pleasant
yeuug teacher of Bakker township, is the
only lord of creation among the switch
swIngers in attendance at the institute.
A rose among thorns, as it were. Our
life's insured.
r. Msssrs. William and Jacob Green, two
pleasant aud intelligent settlers of the
Holland neighborhood. were in town
Monday night. Mr.. VIM. Groen has
family of eight children, seven Of which
are at home. Mgts7s
4 A herd of Montana horses, 1875 In num-
ber, passed through town Monday after
noon and camped for a day or two on the
banks of the creek between Williamsport
and Roop. The owners were taking
them to Aberdeen.
Miss K. Brady, the well-known Bis
marck milliner, has on hand full line
of Millinery in all the latest styles and
at the lowest rates. Emmons County Ia
dies who may be visiting the Capital
City are kindly invited to call.
+ Messrs. Willis Dean, Frank Horan,
Sam Cummins and Johnny Mahansy
came up from Beaver Creek yesterday to
attend the institute. They return to-day.
It is reported that the hearts of botD
Frank and Samuel have arrows sticking
IN r1sts 'ns~' i. . deep o.e.v.G,,, on til.
Hunitch place, near town, and Concerning
it a citizen who came near walking into
the pit, the other night, remarked 1T is
only question of time when the owner
of that well has dead man on his con.
science"
On Tuesday, May 90, a son was born to
Nj. and Mrs. Jacob Stouder, Of Winchcs-
ter Township. But on the following
Tuesday the little one was called TO Il
home among the angels. The bereaved
parents have the sympathy of every one
III the loss of their little treasure.
i The Beaver Creek people who trudged
over the grass in the thronged streets OF
the county capital on Monday were
Messrs. Rufus Dean, G.. W. Lynn, G. ],