Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-08-02


same material used by the Russian Set
tiers in making the sun dried brick which |
they use to a great extent III their build.
ings, and which are said to last longer
than their makers.
Mr.. Ban Buckley. of the Glencoe
cheese manufacturing firm of Bates &
Buckley, was in the Williamsport country
Monday selling samples of their product
The RECORD family purchased one, and
! can truly say that it is first. class article.
Dan saw big mother wolf with litter
| OF five or six half-grown little ones in
the hills north of Robert Buchanan's
During the Sparks administration
ruling was made under which it was held
that an cntryman could not secure title
to a timber claim inside of thirteen years.
A recent ruling of the general land office
allows those who made trce- claim filings
prior to the Sparks ruling--that is. be-
tween 1882 and 1887--to prove up at
the end of eight years-prOvided, Of
course, that the law has been complied
J with.
The idea prevails that IN the south half
of this county crops are q total failure.
But, from what we saw and heard during
a trip to Winchester last Saturday, it APP
pears that from 81 third to half of a crop
will be harvested. There, as elsewhere in
the county sod grain is best. Right in
Winchester Sam Cummins has field of
wheat about as good as any IN this neigh
borhood.
! The general land office has come to the
lsensible conclusion that the ordinary
final proof notice of publication is cita-
ton iu itself, and has eliminated the par
fagraph Immediately preceding the regis
ter's signature. Therefore, proof notices
of the old form will be published by the
RECORD at the old price-S5.O0. Combi
uation final proofs will be charged for at
legal rates.
Joe Kalberer has corn ready for the
table. He has wheat that he believes will
yield twenty bushels to the acre. He has
a patch of hemp, grown from seed
brought from Switzerland. Joe has hopes
that this hemp, which is a very early va
rety, will be a good crop for this coun-
try, and from the present appearance of
the crop there seems to be good reason to
believe that it will ripen.
Notwithstanding the dull times, the
wellknown grocery house of George
Jennings, Main and Fifth streets, con-
linues to do good trade, ana still keeps
growing in favor with the people who do
business in Bismarck. And the reason
therefor Is not hard to find. 1t is because
people dealing with him know that his
large stock of goods IS pure and fresh,
and are sold at tar and reasonable prices
A party of ladies and gentlemen from
Steele, on pleasure trip to Fort Yates,
passed through town yesterday. The
party was made up as follows: Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Fl. Clark and Miss Sadie Clark,
of Ironton, Ohio; Messrs. j. T. Dubois
and Charles Hamilton, of Bellalre Ohio ;
NJ. G. Goodslll. wife and three daughters,
Mrs. T. j. Woodmanse and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Clark. Major Frank Cor
win (of the Ozone,) Messrs. Harry Simp-
son, George Hogue and r. 3. Grouse, of
Steele. There were five vehicles in the
procession, and because they put Frank
in with the rear rig behind the slow team
the travellers took the wrong road over in
Cherry Grove township and went around
bytway of Roop.
III
Yder what made the water in Beaver Creek
fall suddenly the other day. This is why:
The editor made trip down to Mr.. Hig-
kbee's fishing, and as he pulled out the
fish the creek lowered. Seriously there
is splendid fishing in Beaver just now
Besides the scribe, the party consisted of
! Mr.. and Mrs. Higbee, Capt. and Mrs
Flick, and last but not least Master Bert
, Only three hooks were "run," yet nearly
half -bushe] of tish--somc of them suck
crs and whitetish weighing pound
were caught. Gentlemen - and ladies,
too, for that matter--lf you want to en-.
Joy day OF two s sport fishing where you
can catch fish every time you get a
AlUDlC, duu Cdu SCt " ulUUle cVCIy IlulC
Eyou cast in the book, journey straightway
toward Beaver Creek
Items from the Steele Ozone Mr.. s. E.
, Kurtz, living near Williamsport, recently
sold Percheron spring colt for $20C
cash. i. {. Messrs. Llnderman and Ycater
of Emmons county, were in the city ovel
night this week.. Verify the sound Of
the reaper is already heard in the land
Ed Savage, of near Williamsport, is re-
ported US having commenced harvesting
barley on Tuesday last. .Messrs. Roop
and Kurtz, stockmen of Emmons county,
were in the city Thursday. miss Ollie
Worst daughter of the popular superin.
tendent of schools Of Emmons county, is
,, spending few days IN town this week.
....J. L. Boutillier, of Williamsport, was
registered at the Commercial last night.
Mr.. Boutilier is in the city for the pur.
, pose Of looking over Lyons & Wood.
manse's large display of farm machinery,
Mrs Linderman and her daughter May,
of Emmons county, have taken up tenn.
porary residence IN the CLARK 8 Barkman
brick block. Miss May, being under the
care of Dr. Harcourt, is here for cenve-
nience in treatment
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