Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-07-05
IN TOWN AND OUT,

Wesley Baker, of Burr Oak, was rr
town Monday.
Charles Lock, of Winona, was visitor
to the comfy seat this week.
Probate Judge Klynstra was visitor
to the county seat the other day.
John Boutillier visited Bismarck last
week, and while there sold his team of
horses for $225 cash.
Messrs. Haak and Rowerdlnk passed
through town on their way to and from
Bismarck this week.
Miss Edaa F. Connor, who has been
teaching at Bismarck, is again ut home
on her claim near town.
Tommy Sanders new house is now as.
suming finished look, as viewed from
the outside. 1t is daisy.
Lost--Between Bismarck and Glencoe,
large garnet breastpin (round). Finder
will be rewarded by leaving at this Office.
Mas. Lockton won first prize in boat
race at picnic given by Northern Pacific
employees at Detroit Lake (Miln.) the
other dav.
The RECORD family went to Bismarck
to hear the eagle scream, and hence the
paper is little In the rear OF the process
sion this week.
The letting of the contract for bridge
| across Long Lake Greek near @. j. AL
lens will take place Saturday afternoon,
July ls, at 2 o'clock,
Horsethieves and jailbreakers in distant
| counties seem to show unusual activity
this year. Every few days Sheriff McGee
gets notices to look out for fugltivcs.
Ezra Tharber was driving a breaking
team one day last week with the lines
| over one shoulder. The clevls broke,
pulling HIM over the plow and bruis.
ing him severely.
Again tins year. as usual, the Missouri
Slope has the best crops in North Dakota
! and again Emmons County has the best
| crops on the Slope. So says every ,rav.
eler who comes this way.
Owing to the Bismarck trip our county
correspondence and other news matter
must 60 over to the next issue. But an
seditor ought to have the right to celebrate
-same's anybody-hadn't he2
T, A couple of foolish boys who had run
away from good parents living in Gayton
township passed through The Williams
fport country last week. They said they
we're going to Sterling to take the cars.
Miss Kate Brady, the well-known Bis
marck milliner, recently arrived from fht
East with a large stock Of Millinery
Emmons County ladies will fnd At Mis-,
Brady's all the latest styles Of hats ana
bonnets at the lowest possible prices.
Culver Thurbsr was arrested last weeL
on = warrant sworn out by Mr.. Campbell
of the Bismarck neighborhood, charging
him with the larceny of that noted and
historical roam team. Thurber waived
examination and gave bonds for his ap
I,pearance.
1 Mrs w. W. Goodwin, OF Buchanan, il
the owner OF q very peculiar little blacl
chick, Matched on tho Fourth. # Ina
four logs although otherwise It Of nor
NAL build, and Is lively and plunp. Tha
will be = bad chicken to get into the gar,
den beds when 1t grows up.
The hot weather OF the past week la
not injured the grain, generally, TO an,
great extent, and there will doubtless 500,
be heavy ram. In fact, we hereby risl
our reputation AZ weather prophet an,
predict heavy rain Saturday night an,
Sunday tThis getting out paper tw'
or three days late has advantages as vel
as drxwbacks).
Severe hail storms have occurrea1 i
several parts Of Dakota, AMI no on
known how soon Emmons may be Visits
by hail. Our farmers ehould therefor
not delay their srpllcations for hail in
surasce. or course when they insuf
they will lrsute In the company with th
best rscord for promptness in adjustin
aud paying losses, and in doing the bus
!; nels At the very smallest cost The Farm
eis' Alliance Hail Association is tha
company. Address the agent John J
Cell, DanhurS, OAK.