Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-10-11
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Tho colds before us,
And the song birds chorus
Is heard no more in the leafess grove,
And the sunshine coy.is. lex.
The nights are joyous,
When he sits with his girl near the parior stove.
proceedings ON fourth

Commissioners proceedings ON fourth
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The fields and lakes are fun Of wila 4
geese.
Who Is the young man at Emmonshurg
that lost Ills hat?
Sheriff MCGEE was visitor to the river
region this week. ss
Mrs. j. A. Cotton has been quite sick. .
for the past week.
A lost buckskn glove awaits an owhe
at tue RECORD office.
Commissioner Yeater is making trip,
To Eureka this week.
Mrs. Streeter and the youthful Frank
will be home next week. tes
Henry Kemmer. of Burr Oak townslip4
visited the county seat this week. #
Arc you troubled with fieas' Why NOT
get UP Il party to ''prohlbit" them?
Seven settlers from the southern part
of the county made final proof yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Cell. of Wiuches.
ter, were rcceut visitors to theconnty scat.
A large assortment of Trunks, Grips
and Shopping Bags. very low, 1T De
Crafts.
The largest and cheapest stock oi
and Winter Caps in great variety NJ s
sale at DeGraffs. Dt
Buy of DeGraff. the Fourth ard I
Bargain -huntcr and Bargain givt
save 33t per cent. ~
What has become of the gophers? II
they are alive, the fine weather this week
should have brought them out
Marred-Srpt %. 1889, al Eureka Mr..
Charles Lehr of Eureka. aud Miss Muttie
SeIvcrsou, of Hull, Emmons county.
Immense stocks of Gents Furnishings
Of nll kinds, Notions, School Supplies,
and Jcwelry, very cheap. at DeGraif's. 4.
{ Probate Judge Klynstra, who had been
lin town several days attending thasscs-
'ions OF the board, left for home Tursday
morning. 49,. ,l.s-r. .z44y.4sT sals.s
Mr.. Gerrit W. Renskers. weli-knoxn
settler of Union township, southcrn Em-
MONS was guest of the Emmons House,
Wednesday night.
Efforts are being made for the eslab-
lishment Of mail line between Winona
and Westfcld, to connect with the VIM
chester aud Eureka liuc
The dance at the school house last Fri
day evening was not numcrously attended,
but those vino were there report pleAsG
ant time. Billy Campbell furnished the.
music.
If you would like to get five pounds 81
good Tea for one dollar, and everything
Else equally cheap, 20 to George Jcn-e
nines', sign of "Thc Lone Star" Bis
marck.
An exchange advises Its readers not to
j rdge u man by appearance; shabby old
coat may contain an editor, while u man
wearing broadclolh suit high plug hut
and sporting cane may be delinquent
subscriber.
Mr.. W. H. Bringhurst the popular gen.
tleman who has extensive landed interests
III this neIghborhood, and who was out
here for a week or so looking after his
Pre- perly. has returned to his home al
Logansport Ind
MIR. G. II. Garducr, the well known
land attorney and loan agent Of Errcsa,
vas in town last night. Mr.. Gardner Isl
working up good business IN this
county Those VINO deal with him will
receive fair treatment. 4-ssss
| While feeding the tbrashing mscbinc.
out 1t the Bottomley farm. the otnsf dEyy
Nick Graham got an accidental stab with
u fork in the hands Of pitcher. The
blood flowed copiously, but tue injury
proved to be not serious.
The weather Of the past week has been
balnly and still, aud the thrashers have
made good hcadway. The Allen 6 Ken
nedy and the Nelson machines have done
most of the work in this aud adjacent
ncighbolhoods and every one is satisfied
with their work.
The people of the north half of the
county have been very fortunate in one
respect this fall. While in the south half
blowing is very difficult owing to the dry
ness of the SOIL up here, thanks to the
heavy rain of few weeks ago. it is in fise
condition for the plow. :.
The publisher Of the REcoRp has waited
patiently for those indebted to him to pay
up. No bills for subscription have been
sent out for long time. But. now that
the wheat is being marketed, we would
like to have those who owe for subscri, :.
tion or advertising pay up.
George Jennings does not promise to
sell more sugar for a dollar than can be
bought III ST. Paul at wholesale, but he
will give all anybody can and live. He
will sell all kinds of groceries at bed -rock
prices for cash. Try him. When you
go to Bismarck step at the sign Of the
"Red, White and Blue" with the. Lone
Star"
AT the meeting Of the Board of Comfy
i Commissioners. Monday and Tuesday,
Henry Van Beck. the Westfield merchant.
was chosen as commissienergof the Fianl
4 district: 10 fil! tie yscaney ,c.lnses llbs