Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-05-17

ike way as 10 give entire Satisfaction 70 y
its members and patrons. Hail, life and
fire insurance are furnished. Every pc,
son would do well to insure in the
ers' Alliance Company.
The cheapest herd of mares 3. e
that the writer has ye'
that of Mr.. J. B. Taylor, at Bisiha1ysss.,
They are all broken to drive. They nresS
thin in flesh, but few weeks on Emmons
County grass would remedy that Mr..
Taylor gives time until fall on his stock.
A Dickcy County man has for two /
years smoked his seed corn. and the GO
pliers won't touch it. He puts tin
sack, hangs the sack in the upper part Of
barrel, then builds smudge In an iron
pot lii the barrel. and smokes 1t just as he
would a ham. Try it; it costs nothias,s., Z,
= Doley Hubbard, of Winchester, is IN
Helena, and IN letter to the REcoaD he
says: Arrived here one week ago.
Everything is booming carpenters 81.
per day; stone and brick masons. SO e
common laborers, $3.50. The East boys
are doing we'll Am boarding with Geo.
East. Lots of rain here. - ..s - I
The RECORD muse wrestler wishes
inform those of his esteemed fellc.
citizens who would his q,lietus make with
sandbag or stuffed club that he has
forsworn 'potry," and that for many,
many moons he will not again appeargifI
verse. BY the high immortal jaggers, our
Pegasus hath the blinded staggera
D. l.. Fetter lost an OK the itther day id.
very peculiar way. He Lad the animal
picketed near the water, so that 1t could
be reached when bossy wanted to drnk..
The water was only six inches Den IN
the unfortunate bovine, stepplr own
picket rope, which pulled it's MOI. ALI
was drowned in six inches of water hr.
During a recent trip to Bismar'.'S
editor weighed [don't say anything about
heavy man on the hay scales,'' pleasel
and he tipped the beam at 1893. Forty
six pounds of it Is Dakota meat, too.
He expects, at the present rate of lin; :
crease, to come within the range of d.
dermanic possibilities when Billspors be-
comes city. -.,.55 51 's-,-i.s5.s ~
Will Thurber, who has temporarily re-
turned to Wisconsin. before his departure
entered fine claim out near Mr.. Mandi-
go's. Still another brother, Culver
Thurber, came out last week, and has got.
good claim. Culver started fore.
homa but met the returning tidesof d.s
gusted ones and concluded to strike s,lt
for North Dakota. III
High license vs. local prohibition was
the issue in Nebraska recently lip &c.
eight towns and cities. Fortyssix's ~ =
favored high license and tweiY to
for prohibltion-/ -Four Of these \, yn
had previously been high-lfcensetoa,n
and ten of the forty-six favoring shigsss
license had previously been prohibitioIs
towns Public sentiment on this subieci
is variable quantity. ;3;s3 Ss$ss
Notwithstanding the dull times, silie
wcll-known grocery house Of George
Jennings, Main and Fifth streets. con.
tinues to do good trade, and still keeps
growing in favor with the people who do
business in Bismarck. And the reason
therefor is not hard to find. Itis because
people dealing with him know that his:
large stock Of goods is pure and fresh.
and are sold at fair and reasonable priEsss
.~Wlnne Allen is the ouapoasesspTss sss
a Venetian gondola that Wss niaa NJ. W.
turcd by Shipbullder Hart.1 acats
and well-built craft, and Oh sp ple1sant
evening Farmer Allen may be seen during
the bounding billows Of Long LAX creek;
and sailing gracefully over the Wild Wild
waves. Winnie is daring nayigatof
and, though frequently outsof sf
land, he carefully lnspects hia comp
reefs his left suspender, spits
hands, takes fresh grip on the oars, and
| glides safely into port
They don't have any brlghtss
enterprlsing girls anywherethau ll5Sss
kota. Last week pony belpng3
the Mayberry family, above f3lsnepea
| strayed off after pastures new, and failed
to return. Mr.. Mayberry.s youngest
daughter, mss of fifteen, aceompaa aaied
by another girl still younger started
the other day to find the runaway,
at II o'clock at night they reached haSlS
with the estray. Eacn rode pony III HR4
a saddle On their return they said fhA4
weren't bit tired" How many
lin the states" could successfullr Hhgt
neer an all-day ride on barebaekS ss
Since the year 1882 there has Hs#f
been SO good prospect at this 9f
the year for a big crop on the sMiss
Slope as at present. In fact thsl q
great similarity in the seasonsSf u
years thus far--little snow durin1a
winter, the early spring dry, feliewsl
heavy precipitation in May.
thirty to thirty-ive bushels per.a
all ordinary yield. Last week. + r.
heavy ram Tuesday of this week sSgy X
inches Of snow that melted WithinaaS
hours, and Wcdnesday-e,d ThursdS1 &
rain fell steadily. The OUTLOOK haF III
grain, garden truck and hay Wasn
brighter.
$4The post meeting, base baal game,
camp are and dance at Winchessargo the
s4th will be well attended. A large nuns
her of Williamsport ladies and gantlemen
have signlfled an intention of gong he
Billsport "Cyclones, who Will ltaGkl6 the
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