Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-06-21
IN TOWN AND OUT.
ID, II.

Base ball te-day-Wlnona vs.. Williams
pert-at 2 p. m.
y Heavy rain Wednesday night. Crops
are looking we'll.
rs" Mr.. John F. Cell made a trip to Exeter,
returning Tuesday.
H. z. and Fred Rhude are putting up
Tommy Sanders new house. =
Leonard du Heaume was recent visi-
tor to the Upper Beaver country.
There will be dancing party at WILL
Transport schoolhouse this evening.
What has become of the dramatic club?
Why not have another entertainment?
The wife of Sheriff McGee, who was
quite sick for several days, is able to be
around again.
-, Mr.. Bismarck Tribune Editor, those
chicken and snake stories were true in
every particular.
= Mr.. M. Mahaney, one of the old settlers
of South Prairie,ewas q visitor to Will
Transport yesterday.
The next meeting of Robert Barr post,
@. A. R.. at Winchester, will take place
on Saturday, June 20.
Johnny Mahaney came up from South
Prairie yesterday and was casting Sleeps
eyes" at the Williamsport girls.
Mr.. Nels Peterson now has his water.
power grinding-mill in operation at his
place over on Long Lake creek.
Miss Bertha Packer returned home Sat.
urday from Vermillion, where she has
been attending the normal school.
Mr.. Moss did not go south by way Of.
Winchester. as he had originally intend
ed. but crossed the creek at 0mio.
Mr.. ]. E. Lawrence, travelling for the
wholesale grocery firm of Jewatt Bros,
Aberdeen, was in town yesterday.
The mother of Capt. Cotton is not ex.
pected to live. The old lady resides at
Beloit, Wis.,. and is 7e years of age.
W. L. Derr says there's no potato like
the Early Ohio. His potatoes of that va
rlety began blossoming week ago.
Joe Walker has closed his travels with
Eclipse for the season. But the horse
will still stand at his home IN Cherry
Grove
Mr.. Hoover, of Winona, came up day
before yesterday. He brought up a
couple of fine mares belonging to Ed.
Wescott, consigned to Roop & Kurtz,
Capt. Cotton has his new grinding-m mill
in operation. and it is said to be great
success, grinding either coarse or fine, and
very rapidly.
P. B. Wickham, Of Mandan, major.
domo IN charge Of F. NJ. P. A. interests
ON the Missouri Slope. was in Williams
port last week.
The Methodist camp-meetinq ct Win.
chester began last Wednesday. A number
from this neighberheol are talking of at
tending next Sunday.
Much obliged to young Ben Corbin for
the present of = stout diamondwillow
cane. 1t will be just the thing with
which to keep off creditors.
Uncle Dudley got excited on election
day and fred off his Independence Day
oration at the voters. And now he has
nc speech for the Fourth of July.
Mr.. E. E. Semlinge has had two or
three men at work building stable and
making other Improvements on his yalu-
able claim southwest of town.
They chose sides and had q gopher hunt
at Steele one day last wesk. Between
2, 900 and 5000 animals were killed. Why
not have hunt in this neighborhood?
At the Alliance meeting Saturday even
Ing it was moved and carried that spe-
clal meeting of the alliance be held on
the last Saturday evening in June for the
purpose of discussing warehouse matters,
and also to receive and act on commu-