Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-11-22
IN TOWN AND OUT.


these days
Miss Eva Campbell visited friends at
the Capital last week.
The Rev. Klnkade left Yesterday after
noon on brief visit to Bismarck
Miss Allce Carpenter, Of Cherry Grove.
came home from St. Paul la.t week.
County Superintendent Andrus was a
visitor to the county seat this weok.
Mr.. Tramcl and family have moved 10
Bismarck and will pass the winter there.
Attorney John Parker and daughter
(Mrs. Pctter) are visiting the Capital City.
=, Willlamsport school opened last Mon.
day with Mrs. w. s. Cassclman as teacher.
Horace Boles' majority in Iowa, &C
cording to the official returns, is over
1000.
Mrs. A. H.. Bates, Of Glencoe. spsnt
Monday viewing the sights Of the Capl.
tai City.
Captain Cotton's herd Of fifty mares,
livuA Hiohtaua, AlllVCQ tulS WoeA III SooO
condition.
Little Miss Maudie Denham will lie.
side with Mrs. Cassclman in Williams.
port this winter and attend school.
r The weather this fall has boen beau,i,
full, and our settlers are getting every
thing in good shape for the winter
Mr.. ]. A. Robinson and Miss Maud
left for Bismarck last Wednesday, where
tho latter will attend school this winter.
Herr Yakob Heptonstabl, the good
natured wood-butcher of Burr Oak town.
ship, was a visitor to the county seat last
Wednesday.
Take your butter and eggs to A. Logan,
Bismarck. n. D. All butter must be in
prints. He IS selling Flour. Groceries,
etc. cheaper than the cheapest.
Senator Worst and family are at home
in the Robinson residence. on Fourth
street, Bismarck. Master Clayton has
been on the sick list for several days
Mr.. B. B. Moss, the wel-kaown and
popular Yankton horse dealer who has
brought SO many good horses into EN-
mons county, was recent visitor in this
| neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Cordner came down
from the dreary wastes of Burleish to at
! tend the wedding and visit friends in
Gods country. Young Mr. Cordner ac
| companled them. ....
| As soon as the Rcvs. A. J. Garry and
A. ]. Kinkade arrange their appointments
definitely, the RECORD will publish In
tabular form their dates and places for
several weeks in advance.
| The Ladies' Social Union will meet to.
morrow forenssn at Willlamsport school
house to make preparations for the
Christmas tree. They will take lunch
with them and spend tho day there.
No wonder Squire Connor is popular
with the bridegrooms. It is SAID that he
makes each bride promise to be an "obe-
Ient' wife. He ought also to be in de-
mand by husbands to perform the cere
mony at golden, silver and other ami
versary weddings.
| ~~Married-At the Emmons House, Sat-
1 urday evening by Justice Il. D. Connor.
Mr.. Henry A. Reamann and Miss Edith
Stewart Both arc well-known young
people of Emmons county, and the Rec
ORD wishes them happy and prosperous
voyage through life.
No farmer IN this county should fail to
take at least one of the county papers,
| ard at least one agricultural journal.
Old subscribers who pay up to date and 9
year in advance, or new subscribers pay
ing year in advance, will receive the
Northwestern Agriculturist minneapolis
free for one year.
Mrs. streeter and Master Clarence re:
turned Wednesday evening from trip t.
Bismarck. They brought down = heavy
load of barb-wlre, lumber, etc. About {
mile on the Bismarck side Of the Emmon!
county line = wheel collapsed and they
were compelled to borrsw Z wagon to fin
ish the journey.
The state legislature Of North Dakots
opened last Tuesday. Gilbert A. Pisrc,
was the unanimous chsice of the repub
lican CAUCUS tor United States senator
There was no choice for second senator
NJ. N. Johnson being in the lead, will
lP.J McCumber, Ex-Gov. Ordway and
large crowd Of dark horses IN the field.
The prohibition league of South Da
kota, which claims to have $50, 1000 to ex
pend IN enforcing that constitutions
amendment, will have chance to unload
its surplus. if tho statement be true tha
the county commissioners IN the Black
Hills country have determined to issu.
one year licenses on the first Of January
t-Jamestown Alert.
The Rev. A. J. Klnkade will hold ser
vices next Sunday in Logan county u
follows Round Lake, at 3 p. NJ; Naps
leon, at p. m. Thanksgiving servicel
will be held by Mr.. Kinkade next Thurs
day evening at o'clock at Williamsport
schoelhouse, 1t having been thought bet
ter to hold them At that hour than ir
the afternoon, as heretofore announced
For several months number of enter
prislng loan agents At Eureka have done
thriving business with settlers in th,
German colonies OF southern and centra