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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-03
So PER YEAR, In ADVANCE.

that the mestmg adjourn and y call De
issued fos q convention to be held at WI
mona on Saturday. Oct ILL.,. for the pur-
pose Of considering the advfsabillty Of
putting a new ticket IN the deh. After
the meeting the general sentiment seemed
to be, however, that those who wished to
run independent could announce them
selves through the newspapers and get
before the voters in that way.
Judge Winchester held term Of court
last Saturday at Wlllamsport,. Several
new citizens were sworn in, and the re-
mainder of the day was spent in reading
the testimony IN tie case ssf ,Erlggs &
Shelly vs. W. l.. Yeater. This is an oil
case. and has been id the courts for sew
eral years; II had been submitted to {
referee, George W: Newton, Of Bismarck
and the testimony takenb by him was tina
which was placed before the court Satur
day. One of the pecuharltics Of the cas-,
was that two letters written by defendant
to plaintiff, and which were supposed t.
have left Bismarck with the other paper
In the case, were missing when the cas-,
was called here. Judge Winchester re
served his decision, and gave the attor
neys ten days in which to present briefs
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-03
Den, o CRATE nlstrfe1 Con

Democratic nlstrfes Convention.
A convention If the Democratic voters
of the Second Commissioner District of
Emmons County WAS held at the school.
house in Willfamsport on Saturday, Sep
tcmbcr 81. for the purpose Of nominating
!a candidate for assessor. W. l.. Ycater
was chosen chairman and R. II. Thistle,
tliwaite secretary. John Anderson and
Joseph Lindsay were nominated for the
E9fRce N6f assessor. 1t was moved and Sec
Eondcd sh4 the choice be made by ballot.
Michal R4sh and William Margsch we're
nsmed.by 'tAe chair as tellers. The ballot
resulted IN IL votes for Anderson and 9
for Lindsay. John Anderson, having re,
ceivcd majority of all tho votes cast,
wesdeelared the nominee of tue e:conyen.
tion. Adjourned.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-03
MERELY AN EXPERIMENT.
nut It r.rnea out 70 Ne An Unsuccsss-
fal One.

hut It Turned Out to ne An Unsuccsss-
A tall man carrying carpet-sack
and wearing a long overcoat was seer
the other day to turn into Broadway
from Courtlandt street, says the New
York World. He had walked but q
short distance up Broadway until he
sat down his carpet-bng and began q
lively struggle with his shirt-collar,
which had fetched loose from the but
ton In front. The weight Of his over.
coat pulled the collar down behind
and the front ends Of It reared up in o
very refractory manner. ~ &
The situation was not one that any
man would covet.
When he hauled down one end Of the
( collar to fasten It to the button the
other lend would rear up.- all the:
higher. s5Ss' s
Several men stopped ut a respectful
distahce TO watch the proceedings, and
as he struggled on the crowd grew,
larger. He was so absorbed with tho.
business Of fastening his collar that he;
did not notice the crowd until : hire
pant remark or two reached, HE earE''
Then he said: sessssS.s
Gents, i .hsve get into IN nRiy|
snarl heret but I'm not asld1g any
sympathy. At the same 4ime / don't
want sny funny business I'm ust ato
gettin along tolerAbly welt tas thts
world II I have sqniy lair play. e 4
that's all ask now. 'sa-s 81 ss FS S5ss
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-03
First publication Sept ss Last ecf a.

First publication Sept s6ALast Oct. 81.
Notice Of nOE14esteaA FlKal R10ol.
AND o11IcE at bismarck, N. D.. Sept. 70.
,-k<l6o0-Notice is hersbv given that the follow.
ing named settler has died notice Of her inten-
tion 70 make Anal proofin support Of her claim.
and that said proof win bs made before the reg
lister aud receiver of the United States land efce
at Bismarck, n D., on Nov. 1, 1870, Wis:
EDNA z. C0NNoz,
For tho D. Of n. ". Il and lots 3 and 4, section
;, townshp 1885, range 49, She nsAses the follow.
inn Witnesses to prove her continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of said land, viz. Silns g.
Wood, Stephen 9. Hawkes., Henry A. Arni-
stronE-all Of Williamaport, n. D.; LikSie Tape
CosdneTs Of Sterling, n. D.
Il. 8. NEAky Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-03
rirs. publication sep. se-l..t Oct. 81.

First publication Sept. 2e-lAst Oct. 81.
Nottc0 0f HOnestea6 Final Proof.
AND OT11cE at Bismarck, N. D., Sept IL,
1IlS9o.-Notice IL hereby given that the follow.
Ing H.ne has Aled notice Of his intention
to make 1naf proof IN support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Judge
Or clerk Of the district coHrt, ~ Williamsport.
N. D., ON October 81, 1890, viz:
JAsPIR DHNHEx,
For the n. ". section II, township 1885 range
Y. He names the following Witnesses toprove
hts continuous residence upon, And cultivation
Of said hand, viz: William l.. Albright, Thomas
Kelly Daniel Long Henry A. ArmstsonR-all of
Wihtsnnsports N. D. Els. NEAL, Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-03
AROUND THE COUNTY.
south Prairie.-,,

Correspondence Of the RECORD.
tThe weather Of. late is ffne and all the
fax and hay is in the stack. :. Graping is
all the go now. Monday five wagons
passed through Winchester with from
three to six persons on wagon. Never
before did the people here gather grapes.
But as long as prohibition lasts. they
will gather them. !. Mr.. IIonstain and
his sister Emma VISITED Mr.. Edward Brad
dock and family last Sunday. -. .Ths
crows are taking all the corn around here.
Why don't some of the boys t.kc II shot
ut them1. ). .Messrs. G. J. Higbec, James
Barbour and Robert Maxwell are expected
to leave this part of the country soon. =.
John Brown, Mr.. Southwick's son-in-
law, is expected back in a few days. They
can't. stay away from North Dakota.
William Pagel says that If any one bor-
rowed hls ]og-cbajn he wishes he would
bring it back. a notice tha. the Petrles
arc fixing up the Maxwell building for a
winter residence. While the youths Of
Emmons county have the nerve to get
married there ought TO be hope for the
older bachelors and maidcns. /. :. Little
Stella Cornell was severely hurt recently
BY kick from colt. Her upper lip and
gums were cut so badly that she will lose
1ourss of her teeth....I understand that
Walker Robinson has sworn vengeance on
.bachinR," and won't do 1t much longer.
IS y CALICO JIM.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-03
!. First pu.l!eatlon oo.. s-Le.. Nov. :. J

First publtcation Dot. 8-Iast Nov. 2.
QNottco of HonessenA Final Proof.
Ll690.-Notice is hereby kiven that the follow.
ing.namei settler has Hled petics Of his inten-
tio9 to-! to make Anal proof in support Of bis claim.
register and rsoeivor Of the United Btates land
Office o. Bismarck. N. D., on tho nth day Of No.
JACOB 4. HsProNsrALI,
For lots 8, g. and g. Of scction 10, township 1855,
range 7s. Ho names the following Witnesses TO
prove hts continuous residences upon and culli-
vatig9 q said land, viz: Henry Kemnier, GLEN
Whitaker, Glencoe, y. D.. Albert House. Glen
COG, N. ID. e. y. MEAL, Register. :
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-03

~
II RENSos.
Liyonn.
Correspondents " the RgcoRp.
Mrs. N. ]. Shields, Of Danbury, .rex
turned from trip to- the Capital City,
Saturday. She came home by way o. ii
Livona, and has been visiting friends III
the ncighborhood. She TOOK load OF
wheat to Bismarck. It graded No. /
Northern, and she received 70 cents per
bushel. Mrs. Shields was so unfortunate
as to lose $20 on her way TO- t0wM She
said she lost it between the ~ &GflIifour.
miles northeast Of Livona snd her home.
She also said that she had put the money
"a $40 billy. along with bill Of hers id
an envelope addressed to herself Lhopc
Mrs. s. will be successful in her search
for 1t, as $20 bills arc not growing on ev-
cry bush. ...Wm. ]. Kelley is slowly I'M
proving in health and hopes TO be all
right again by spring.. IA young man
of the neighborhood met with an acei-
dent while hauling a barrel of water The
middle crosse-picce of his wagon. bed
having been broken. he had to put the
barrel in the back part of the wagon over
the back bolster, where be could not reach
it rs he drove. While going up hill the
barrel overbalanccd and went bottom side
up out Of rhc wagon, striking the end OF
tho reach (Which extended ou. little
further than the wagon bed) and breaking
it. The aforesaid young man does not
claim to be very" pious, but he ''said'
that he backed down again, turned around
and put the barrel, cover and buckets into
! the wagon, and, although by that time It
was nearly sundown, started for another
barrel Of water, saying us he did 30 that
he hoped the next barrel would last longer
/ than the Arst. and that 1T IS of no use to
| cry over spilt--water," etc. That does to
tell, John. Mr.. Walter Greene will re-
turn to his home IN Sparta, Wis, soon.
He expects to start Sept. 20. His sister,
7Miss Libbic, will soon follow him -. Po-
tatoes and corn arc very poor in. thi:
hcighborhood. They are yielding from
Q to II bushels to the acre 50 far. Some
of our farmers got enough corn to fattsn
a six-wceks-old pix. !%:John Haley is
troubled with sore eyes for the past week.
He says lie strained them looking for po-
tatoes in his garden....I see by last
weeks RECORD that Calico Jjm." Of
South Prairie, wants q vote Now.
"Darby" has most Of the accomplish;
ments mentioned. u; jim, aud is on the
look. out for.-a wife himself. All Darby
wilfsipect Of the wife IS sstf follows Get
4 up at daylight, build the fire, milk ter
cows, aud cut up wood enough Tor, the
day.. before breakfast. After brcakfas;
take lunch with her. hitch the horses to
the breaking pillow, break five acres, and
come home IN time to 70 after the COWS
and milk them. take care Of the horses
and do the other chores before supper.
After supper expect her TO play the pi
ano for me while smoke my pipe. For
further particulars call on or address
DARBY DOLAN.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-03
First publication Oc,. 3-Ia.t Now

-. y EtF5t Pl6leaHoN. Oct. t-Last Nov. Z.
AND O1rIor2s BismAtck, N. d. 6ept. a.
Jlseo-Notice = hereby given that it,s follow.
ing named settlef has Aled notice OF his
70 make Anal proof in support ct his claint, and
that said proof will be made before the judEe OF
clerk q the district court At williams sport, N.
D., on Noa. q, 1890, WIS.,: - - -. =
CaARLHs u. EnICK,
Eor e the NJ. y. Y sestion 10, township ls5, range
g. Ae names the following witnesses 70 prove
MS contiHuous fesidence upon and cultivation oi
said land. vi. Joseph Kalberef, Elliott Camp.
boil, Jacob KalbereI, John Jacob Kalberer-all
OF WhIiansport, N. D.. e. 9. NEAL, Register. 3
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-03
Eirs. publication Sept. 2e-Las..oe.: 81.

Notfre ~ o" WomesfPe.a sSPs ip Fi@S1 2es, Psco,.
AND OFFICE al Bismarck, N. D., Sept. 10,
i -<l89G.-Notice 10 hereby given that the follow
ing nalned settler has Sled notice Of her in'en-
ton to make final proof in support OF her claim,
and that said proofwill BIZ made before the Judge
or clerk Of the district court at Williamsport, n
D., on Oct. 81, 1890, viz:
ANNIE BARTg,
For the ". X ofn. ". y aud the ". y Of .. W. y
Of section 8, township lss, range g. She names
the following witnesses 70 provo her continuous
viz: Otto lDidszuneit kkrsllam L. Rsynolds.
Gilbert ]. Higbes, John Bockfaus-all Of 0tnfo,
N. q. #. g. NEAL, Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-03
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS

OF a Special Meeting Of the BOARD
of County Commissleners Of Em-
mons County. HeIa Pnrsuans to
Call efothc CsuHsy Auditor for
tho Purpose Of AppsintinE Judges
and Polling Prsekasss fer the
Elee.tea 70 he Held NSvember 4,
1890.
WELtAxsroaT, N. D.,7sept. n, 1890.
Board met pursuant to call:
Present: Hy. Van Beek (chairmanl, W.
IL. Yeater aud George n. McLain, COM
nissioaers.
The following 5udkes,of election were
appointed and the following polling
places established
DIs1HlcT No. I.
Precinct No. ALI voters IN Burr Oak
school township vote at John Schermers 8
house. Judges--C. N. Robinson. John
scheEmer;; Wesley Bakerl -
Precinct. No. s--AIl&Votet in Clayton
school township vote al, Gayton school.
house. Judges-4E. 'BRelia, o. H.
Hammond, Tkstnas Parks.
Pr:ctlct No. 3.-7AIl voters in towns
ships 1874. 1876 and 1S8. range ~, vote a,
Jasper Denhem's. Judgcs-Jaspe Den
hem, w. w. Goodwin and Geo. Chapman.
Precinct No. 4.-All voters IN town.
ships 1872 and 1873. range n, vote at Win.
chester schoolhouse. Judges = Robert
Maxwell, Michael Csnt~ell, Joseph Full
Ter.
Precinct No. 5--All voters in town
ship 1872, ranges 70 and 70, vote at H. A.
Archambault's, Judges--H. A. Archam.
bauit. John3W. Henderson, B. F. Burge
| DIsTR1cT No. g.
Precinct No. 1--All voters in Cherry
Grove school township vote at Chcrr,
Grove schoolhouse No. J. Judges Geo
7. Hof. a. B. Peterson. f. D. Walker.
Precinct No. 2--All voters in 'Logar
school township vote at schoolhous,
No. l. Judges-J. L. Kennedy, Andrew
Hansen, Oscar W, Nelson.
Precinct No. SAIL voters in Williams
port school township, in townships 49,
and 135. range 7s. vote at Williamspor
schoolhouse No. /. Judges--Daniel Long
Jacob Kslberer, I. g. Bentley.
Precinct No. 4-All voters ia township
1872 and 1873, range 7e, vote at school
house near q. J. Hig5ee's, Omio. Judge
John Bockhaus, Thomas Kelly, g. ]
Higbee.
! Precinct No. 5-All voters in township
1872 and 18s ranges "a and rs. vote at Ex
eter postoffice. Judges--F. J.. Brown
W. r. Clark, Jacob Klundt.
DIsTR1cT No. 8.
| Precinct No. @1--All voters In Sci,
aehool township and in township 181
range "A, and the east malt of township
1871. range 75, vote at Martin Sebutt's
Judees--Martin Schutt, John Miller, an.
Heropomis Richter.
l Precinct No. 2--All voters IN Bake
school township and in the west half o
township 18l, range as, and all of town
ship 13l, range 70. vote at Van surksun
schoolhouse. ,Jadyes--John Wolf, G
| Van Snrksun, John Van Diest.
| Precinct No. e--All voters in Unio,
school township and township 1871, rang
| ~, vote at the residence Of DR.. A. i
John. Judges--Dr. A. q. John, g. w
Renskers, Henry GravlDk. Il. 4
Precinct No. 4--All voters In. Glanavo,
school township so,,tl, OF township 13
vote At Glanavou schoolhouse. Judges
A. J. Lapllam. James Mckay, W.
Bales.
Precinct No. Dali voters 10 township
180 and l8l west Of range "a vote at wi
mons Jndges--Jolrn McCrory. Davi,
Acktsen. George w. Darlantl.
]! Board adjourned.
HI. Van BECK,
E. =. HEnRicx. Chairman.
County Auditor. rs.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-03
T,r.. pnbl!sation sept. le-14.s Oct. X. ]

First publication Sept. 19-LAst Oct. a. ~
t Notice Of HPmesteadFlnal Rr0of.
-lll89O.-Notice 10 hereby given that The follow
ing named settleK has MED notice Of HIS inten.
tion t1 make final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof win be made hefore the
judge or clerk Of the district court, at Williams.
porty N, D., on Oct. IS 1890, viz;
GHoRaE r. Horr,
For the y, Hsw. N and IN n, ". u section
81, township 1856, range rs. He names the follow.
ing witnesses 70 prove his continuous residence
ul.on and cultivation. Of said land, viz: Free
man y. Welee Of 4rmstrons. n. D.; DANES A.
strong, N. D.; Harmon W: Allen. Of Armstrong,
N. -. e. 8. NEAL, Register,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-03
z, Wiuona
Of tile RscoRD.

Correspondence OF tile RsconD.
Mrs. W. A. Patterson started on the
28d inst. for Masonville, Iowa, having re.
.ceived telegram announcing lhe serious
illness Of her brother. On her arrival ut
Eureka a telegram containing the sad in.
telligence Of the death of her brother and
his interrnent the day previous awaited
her. She then returned 10 her home. i.
Attorney Parker was visitor Monday
last on business connected with his pro-
fession. -. Editor Hickle is suffering from
a severe attack of quinsy. John Nc
Crory, the grand old Republican war
horse, was over to the Holland Settlement
last Tuesday consulting leaders there ON
matters political. Jim Gibson, proprl.
etor Of the Little Gem Q. P. H., Is the
mighty hunter Of this region. He Is out
every day. and always returns well laden
with trophies Of hts skill. i. Mrs. Kelly,
the genial protrictrcss Of the o, r. JOINT
on Fourth street, is laying in large sup.
ply of "ginral packages" as she Is antic.
sipaling quite run of business during the
campaign from her Democratic friends.
qsf.The father and mother of Justice
Lee, Of this place, and Of w. B. Lee, OF
Emmonsbarg, arrived here ON Friday
from Their home In Iowa, and will spend
few months with their sons "a. The
dsnce at the Merchants Thursday night
was quite Q success, ard, although the at
sstilssys var nct latse, MI nho wert
pfsssnt pfv,iUthee Is an en5oYabas u 1air.
st,," 0aitimtns 3Itnn has kayed up TITS
week H Aas Md his HAIR ctH ina feri
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-03
First publication Oct. s-La,t Nov. :. :
TOtlce ofs. Ron1 = sc1S ES.sS n.:~1

First publication Oct. 8--Last Nov. Z.
L AND OF11cE ct Bismarck, n. b., Sent. a.
;llleS0.-Notice Is hereby give,, that the follow.
,nE named settler has filed notice Of his intention
that said proof will be made before the fudge or
9.srk Ct the district court at Williamsport, N
.. 9. y3 PETER KLAPPRIcn
For the .. e. y Sec 80, township 1855. range "a
He names the following witnesses TO prove Ills
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. vi..s John Kurtz, Samuel &. Bfiudle
Andyew Kalberer, and Simon e. Kurtz-aji OF
Willtamsport, N. d. b. O. NEAL, Register. !,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-03
THE DAWsOr slILr,,

): Dawson Thomson. IL the Dawson
mill, will pay the highest market price
k-wl,eat for 10 cents q bushel and euara pies
Eyou 50 pounds Of fi0ur: and feed, OF he
| MIL grind for toll The Dawson min Is
laeSted for the excellence of its Aoas. !
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-03

NOTICE TO FARMERS.
The Bismarck elevator is now open for
business. Highest price paid for wheat
and oats. GEO. E. WENTWORTH,
Inspector.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-03
Horse killed by. cate,l.

"oFHo nIIIeu Uy y CNtHsk,
Farmer Baker Of Fine Gold. Fresno
county. CAL, lost fine horse recently.
! He had an autopsy held, which showed
that death was caused by large cat.
fish in the horses throat.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-03

Buy all kindsF of Groceries Of George
Jennings, bismarck, II you ,~tsA 10 havs
y little oney go. . long Ways sss z:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-03

Cheapest, Safest Best--is obtained
Companies. Address JOHN F. GE1L,
Agent, Danbury, Emmons county, N. d.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-03

COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Sheriff-M. C. Waldrods @
For Treasurer-J. D. Merrifts
For States sAttorney..-H. A. Armstrong.
For Auditar-E. T. HerrcIe.
For Register Of Deeds JohA r. Cell
For Clerk Of District CoprtS n r. Streeter.
For County Cot1se1susR Rowefdink.
For Coroner-Jakob Fiachtt.f
Frank d. Smith, A. NJ. Weller, Jacob 'Groen:
For Constables. George East, Fraark Wolf,
Charles Lock, F. NJ. BmrRe.
THE ptsTRfeTs:
First-kssessor, Clarence East.
Second-Colnnsissioner Dusah CarnpbelE AS
sessor, Ia A. Couoli.
ThirdmCommsssion Hy. Van Beck, Asses
sor, g.. w. Renskers.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-03

artistic nanner--thc muslen effort Of .
snew beginncr" In that line of bnssncss.
Hc is waiting patiently for the fortticon
ing convention of boltcrs. and will ce,
taihly be heard from ON THAT occasion.
II RENNOs.
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UNION.

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Gen'l, recently delivered speech
before Republican club at Boston, in
which he said that the farmers of the
west know that it is over-productiOn
that is hurting them. This, IL is said,
called forth great applause from pres
idemts of loan and trust companies
present. Well, let us see: Wasn't
il on or about last winter that the
Generals organ advised the farmers
OF the west to cremate their Over-pro-
duciion? Possibly this advice caused
grand chuckle or laugh in the
throat, among the presidents Of the
money and trust corporations. If the
General had said that the farmers Of
the west are beginning to learn that
it is an over production in the halls OF
legislation Of such men as Allison,
ingalls,, ClarksoD, Funston and score
Of others of like calibre that are now
hurting the Interests of agriculture
and the labOring masses Of the coun-
trv, then the cheering and applause
would have came from the farmers OF
the west. We stop here to say that
we do not advise the destruction OF
this over production in the way OF
manner that the Generals organ ad-
vised the farmers to do with their
over-production, but we do advise all
who love God, their homes and all
humanity to 60 to the ballot box as
free people, and there declare that
both the old parties, who are produc-
ing this over-production of dema-
gogues for the use and benefit of the
powers of money, rum and doodle
shall step down and out, and forever
stay out.