Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-05-24
IN TOWN and OUT.

7 The baseball boys had practice game
last Saturday.
Mr.. Hotallng. of Burleigh county. was
in town Tuesday.
Merchant Reynolds. of Omio, spent
Monday night in Billsburg.
The election of schoo! township officers
takes place on Tuesday: June II.
For Improved Singer Sewing Machines
60 to Miss Kate Brady's. Bismarck.
y An interesting meeting of the Farmers
Alliance was held Wednesday evening.
Messrs. Lyons and Fridley. of Steele,
were visitors to Williamsport last Sunday.
DR.. Harcourt, Of Steele. was down last
Tuesday on visit to Miss May Lindcr.
man.
Merchsnt Archamhsult, of Emmons.
hNrgg, waa 4, yla.tor to the county seat this
eMsak. 5sS.'s
larchapt cenner came near stepping
s1na As wildcat ii Hnchansn Valley the
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other day.
Lawysr Armstrong was absent Tuesday
and Wednesday on ! trip to the Holland
Settlement.
Mrs. Lindsay and daughters arrived
home day before yesterday from their
trip to Ohio.
VA birthday party in honor Of Mr.. John
Kurtz will take place at that gentleman s
residence this evening".
c. 81. Bumstead and several Russians
were in town Tuesday. Charles seems to
be doing Russian land business of late.
Death captured horse from Ed Camp.
bell recently. and then. on top Of that. q
colt kicked him on the leg and bruised
him severely.
h 1t looks o. though there would be big
crowd present at Winchester to-day.
There will be post meeting, campfire,
base ball game and dance.
We would like to secure few copies
Of the RECORD of April 20. Any one hav.
ing q copy of that date would confer a
favor by sending it to this Office.
Measrs. Hiram Fuller. Clayton John
Parker. Winchester; w. E. Clark, Exeter.
were also among the ballot. box messen.
gers who visited the county seat.
7 Mrs. Brooks, of JanesvilIe, Wis,
daughter Of Capt. and Mrs. Honstain, OF
South Prairie. with her little boy. arrived
Wednesday on visit to her parents.
Parties who are tempted to give in q
part of their property to the assessor. and
then swear that 1t IL . complete list,
are rendering themselves liable to severe
penalties.
There Is money on hand to pay Will.
Transport school township orders Nos.
145, 14a and 148. Nos 1875, 1888 and 139,
called Jan. s, 1889, and on which interes,
ceas.n, Jan. Is. have not yet been pre-.
septed. Who has emf
" "Who is that consumptive little chap?'
THAT'S Billy Pagel." "And that fair.
haired. blue.eyed ysung manf' "That'.
Al. Honstain." And thus remarked The
Blllsportites Is two old residents of Soutl
Prairie drove into town yesterday.
Miss Kate Brady, the well-knowu Bis.
marck milliner, recently arrived from the
East with large stock of Millinery
Emmons County ladies will And at Mis-
Brady's all the latest styles of hats ane
bonnets at the lowest possible prices.
1t is rumored that an effort will b'
made to secure Congressman William NJ
Springer and Charles s. Baker to crate a
Bismarck on the Fourth. 1t would Prov
a drawing card.--Trlbune. Why not in
vite that other good friend of Dakota, A
J. Sparks.
Farmer Brindle's csw broke through
Farmer Derr's roothouse. She wen
down several feet oil in q heap, but 500
regainsd her presence of mind and begal
eating Williams potatoes. They had t.
take her up the steps and out through tn
kitchen door.
r.. H. Thistlethwaite has brought sui
against F. D. Walker for speaking dis
respectfully and disparaglngly of Dick
stallion, Monarch. In other words, it
alleged that Dudley has asserted tha
Monarch has the glanders. The action i
for 500 damages.
i Commissioners Healy aad Edgerly, o
Burleigh county, were in Williamspol
Monday and Tuesday. The gentleme
were much pleased with the countr
hereabouts, and said they never found
hotel in = country town better kept tha
the Emmons House.
'E Master Eugene Farrell started in to d.
4 stroy the gophers that have been nosin
around his fathers blacksmith shop, ant
after killing several and teaching til
blacksmith how to do it. he turned th
job over to the latter. Upward of tw
dozen big gray grain-thieves piled up o
the prairie are the result of their warfare
Notwithstanding the dull times, tn
well-known grocery house of Georg
Jennings Main and Fifth streets, col
tinues to de a good trade, ana still keer
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