Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-04-20
Seeding is pretty we'll advanced.

Seeding is pretty we'll advanced.
Carpets specially atElsenberg's.
Mrs. Rhude Is again quite sick. She
has had very poor health all winter.
/. Messrs. Hoff and Jagd, of Cherry Grove,
returned last week from Minnesota.
j, Billy Ogle has gone to Bismarck, and
from that point will probably go to Mon-
tana to work.
The Bismarck Touring mill has closed,
temporarily, but will continue to receive
wheat as usual.
Mrs. D. R. Streeter and Master ---
- - Streeter will be home about
the first of May.
\ Mrs. E. Campbell, who has been suf-
fering with neuralgia the past flyer or six
weeks, is no better.
F Going to be another wedding before
long, and wo feel pretty sure that there
will be cake this time. p :
There will be a largely increased acre
age of corn and millet planted IN EN-
mons County this year.
g Ed Herrick winged wild-goese the
other day, and now has him penned up
and iattening for feast.
4 Will Derr has returned home from Bis.
marck, where he has been employed by
McCrory & Co. during the winter.
Mr.. John Hammer and family, of
Cherry Grove township, have returned
from Bismarck, where they passed the
winter.
T. Kalberer school began last Monday,
! with Miss Bertha Packer as teacher. Dan.
bury, Fielden and Williamsport schools
begin next Monday.
The county building was stormed and
taken possession of by the schoolma' ans
last Tuesday, and the Judge had 'con'
niption fits" all day.
Now that nearly everybody in the
Wllliamspert nelghborhood is eat home
| again, we hear that some of the boys arc
talking of getting up dance.
Those best posted concerning railroad
matters appear to believe that the Mil
waukee road will not do any work on its
Bismarck extension this season,
Our latest information is that Danbury
school will be taught by Miss Cash Pc.
trie. Miss Lizzie Taipe has been engaged
to teach the Williamsport school.
BY a scratch few counties escaped
local option last fall. Next fall they will
follow the majority. The Territory i:
against the traftic.--Pioneer Press.
Messrs. Joseph Galloway and Jaco,
Raymond left Bismarck on Monday, Will
two teams and a bunch of stock, to resid.
ON their claims in the Armstrong neigh
borhood.
The Judge went out goose.hunting las
Friday and Saturday, and met with fai
success. He didn't kill any geese, bu
struck q number of farm-houses abou
meal time.
Tribune: Sheriff Wade, of Emmon
County, will spend the summer in New
England. Wade is raising hogs, ant
hogs grow and fatten whether the boss i
at home or away.
ls%The fields, creeks and sloughs hav
been alive with wild-geese during til
past week. Judging from their actions
however, their bumps of caution are til
biggest part of 'em.
Merchant Conner scrubbed the stor
floor and readjusted things generally, las
Wednesday ..... Miss Edna Connor wi
be home about the first of May. .Thes
are two separate and distinct items.
7 One OF our farmers sent east som
ftime ago and bought new-fangled TIVE
dollar corn.planter, and now he is kick
ing because the manufacturers don't sen
out man to put up" the machine.
County Superintendent Worst held
Ipublic examination of candidates fc
teachers positions, last Wednesday
Those present were Mrs. Charles Lestel
Miss Lizzie Taipe, Miss Blanche Redoutt
and Miss Mayberry.
In case of a birth, death or lnarriag
anywhere in the county, why not sen
a postal-card containing the informatlo
, to the RECoRD1 We should like to pul
lish all such matters as soon as possibl
after their occurrence.
Mr.. N. NJ. Gllett, one of tho earlie
settlers at Winchester, but who for som
time has been residing at his old home
Ithaca, N. Y, is again basklng in ii
bright Dakota sunshine and listening
the roaring waters of the boundiu
Beaver.
George Jennings, the Bismarck groce
) whose store is on the corner of Main ar
Fifth streets, is building up a splend
: reputation for fair dealing among IL
people of the Missouri Slope. And OF
reason therefor is that he keeps fres
and pure stock at all times and his pric