Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-08-23
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J<1Iarvest is still in full blast.
The burberry bushes along the river arc
loaded with fruit this year.
\ large lot of Iron Bolts at half their
value, to close them out at DeGraff's.
Messrs. Van Beck, Hckle, Herrick and
S!reotcr arc back from the Fargo conveu.
ton.
Born-August 10, 1850, to N1r. and Mrs.
John Ma1aAder, Of Logan township,
boy Mother and child are dong we'll.
Therc is talk Of number of Emmons
county farmers joining together this fall
and shipping few Car, loads OF fat steers
tp Chicago.
MessIs. w. E. Audrus, from Winona,
and Robert Yeater, from Emmonsburg,
came up to Wil.iamsport Friday night,
returning Sunday.
: We can't give much local news this
week Everybody is IN the harvest field.
But we are able to give news from our
first st.tn convention.
Mr. Elmer E. Ward of Southern Epl
mons, vas a welcome visitor at the REC
ORD "11c, yesterday. He has secured
employ ment out in Cherry Grows
Mrs. Lillian Morgan, OF Church's Ferry,
OAK, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. W. W. Goodwin, at Buchanan this
week, will leave for home Monday
Extraordinary bargains in Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods and Hats and
Caps during the harvest season at De
Crafts, on Fourth street, Bismarck.
Yaukton county has thirty arlcsan
wells. The Press and Dakotaiun makes
the statement that crops in that section
have not suffered from drought since the
wells began flowing.
Quite a little excitement was occa-
stoned at Winchester last week when
number Of c. H. Bumstrad's checks on Il
Eureka bank came back to the holders
bearing the legend. No funds on deposit
checks no good"
A picnic will be held at Higbec's Grove
at Omo on Friday. Aug. 80. A general
invitation is extended. Among the excr
cisrs will be all appropriate address, base
ball game, etc. 1t has been arranged by
Exeter. and Omio people.
| Under the provisions Of law passed
last winter. lhrcshcrs have Il lien upon
the grain lhrashcd, if proper notice is
given by filing the lien at the registers
office within ten day after lhrashlHg 1t
| is Il msdcmeanor to sell grain covered by
II lien.
Y Capt. Cotton made trip this week up
into the country north OF Sterling, with
view to the possible location Of IL sheep
rauch. He went some twenty seven
miles north of Sterling, to within a
couple of miles of Sheridan county. The
captain reports the country to be verv
rough, but Il paradise for stock ralscrs,
| there being plenty of water and unlimited
kqnanttics of hay.
Notwithstanding the dull times, 1i:
wcll-known grocery house of Glor..
Jennings, Main and Fifth streets, con
.inucs to do Il good trade, ana Still krc, S
growing in favor with t;le people Who DO
business in Bismarck. And the rc;sul!
therefor is not hard to find 1t is because
people dealing with him know lha, his
large stock of goods Is pure and fresh
and arc sold at tair and reasonable prices
7 The convention TO nominate one sena-
tor and two representatives. in this Che
2Glh) Legislative district, comprising the
counties of Emmons, KidGer, McIu,osh
and Logan, Will meet at Napoleon, ia
4 The latter county, on Wednesday, Aug. (
Fate seems to point to Walker Of Kdder
Worst of Emmons and Lilly Of Mcintosh
us the coming men. 1t Is conceded gen.
orally that Kidder, not having been al
lowed representative in the consti,l,
tional convention, should be given the
senatorial nomination this time.