Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-09-27
IN TOWN AND OU1.

|YDo you hear the grunt of the blind pig
III the dlstancc7
Mr. seip, of Eureka, is a guest at the
Emmons House.
New Fall and Winter Clothing daily,
| and very cheap at DeGrafrs So
A large arrival of Hats aud Caps tor
the fall trade at great bargains at De
Crafts. 4
y Republicans, see that your tickets read:
''For Judge, Sixth District-Walter II.
| Winchester
Rev. Garry will preach at Couch school
house at 2:30 and at Willlamsoort at 7:30
next Sunday.
Attorney Sharp, of Eureka, visited the
county seat of Emmons this week on pro,
feSs;onal business. u
d/Capt Cotton made protraoted trip to
I Burleigh county this week, land traded
horses while there:
" Col. Heptonstall, the Burr Oak towns
ship lumber merchant, was at Billsport
day before yesterday
Warden Dan Williams paid his old burg
a brief visit this week, and then jour
neyed southwestward,
Attorney Hollembaek and Police Officer
Ham, of Bismarck, were in town las,
Friday on their way to Wlnona.
| Don't fail to examine the large and va:
ried stock of Fall Underwear and Gloves
and Mltts and get prices, at DeGratf's.
Mr.. G. H. Gardner, the wcll>known
land attorney and loan agent of Eureka
is visiting the Williamsport country this
week,
" Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Lyons and Baby
v Nina, of Steele, we're visitors to Will
Transport this week They came down
Wednesday ard returned Thursday
Capt. Cotton was the fortunate pur
chaser of the tree claim that belonged tt
the late Miss Annie Scott Ii is one OF
the best pieces of land in the neiglhor
hood,
r. P. Allison, probate judge of Kidde
county, will lecture on prohibition at tn,
Willamsport schoolhouse this evening
The Judge Is good talkcr, and
whether you are for the High License O.
the Blind Pig, you should turn out ant
hear him. .....
IL Mr.. Armstrong has had severe tim,
Y of it with bad eye tooth and the result
ant neuralgia. He was confined to th'
house for several days. and yesterday wa
his first appearance in town during tn
week but he's getting all right again.
: G. H. Bumstead reached che count,
seat Wednesday night, to get out an at
tachment. The sheriff was already a
: Winchester with one attachment. Bum
! stead wanted to get out another, get
deputy to Winchester before daylight
and have it served before the sheriff 20
up in the morning. 1t was fruitlcss er
rand.
About nine-tenths of the whisk,
brought into and drank IN small r,ra
, neighborhoods is drank as standing
challenge and expression of contempt TO
the few--very few-long -nosed busy
bodies who, instead of seeking to rcn1ov
their own notes and beams, are etcrnall!
; prying into the affairs and seeking to reg
ulate the conduct of their neighbors
They compound for sins they are in
clined to by damning those (alegcdD the
have no mind to- The Lord pity th
community that has many such.
~ Quite a good joke on "the boys"
4 this Recently at the schoolhouse ther
,, wss 'lemon squeeze. 1t was an "inno
cent sort of pious swindle SO th
boys say The funds We're to be "use'
, for public purposes"--so the announce
.. ment in the RECORD free, of coursc) read
Many who will not vote the blind pi
5 ticket contributed their shekcls. And nov
the money goes to pay prohib lecturer
Why not use part to subscribe for til
Christian Union, Congregationalist o
some other paper that opposes prohibi
ton? Some of the victims who partc
3 with minor coin to attend the show ar
, kicking