Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-07-18
IN TOWN AND OUT.

young stock. -.
The RECORD regrets to learn that Mrs
Chas. Lester, of Gayton township, has
been quite Ill.
Last Saturday hail-storm came up
frof9~the southwest and did considerable
damage in parts of southern Emmons.
Buy your groceries at the Lone STAR
Market in Bismarck if you wish to get
the most and best goods for your money.
All kinds of fruit and large stock OF
candies can always be found at George
Jennings, corner Main and Fifth streets,
Bismarck.
Go to Mason's, corner Main and Second
streets. Bismarck, N. D., if you want any
thing IN the line of Fruits, Confectionery
and Ice Cream.
The Baker boys~have done large
amount of fibreaaihg this year JOHN and
William hape broken, respectively, sixty
and forty acres.
Captain Sidney Smith, of Burleigh
county, visited friends in the Williams.
port country the latter part of last week,
returning home Sunday.
Mr.. Hugh Campbell and Mr. Erard
Woorscr ,%ere among those who tramped
downtbe grass in the streets of Blllsport
couple of days this week.
A great many of our farmers are talk.
ing of raising some rye in future. A few
fields of rys Were seeded in this county this
year, and 1t promises heavy yield.
Supt. Andrus has been sojourner at
the co1hly seat this week. preparing the
Necessity papers connected with the list
ing and description of the school lands Of
the county.
Uncle Dudley bitched up his span of
critters the other day and drove to town,
and while here he remarked that he'd
'like to ketch them two converts that got
away from Dan at the pcu."
Mr.. Cole, of Dlckey county, member of
the late legislature, and now special agent
fsthe census bureau, was ia town for >ev.
eral days recently. He is collecting the
mortgage statistics Of the state.
Sunday, July is, To Mr.. and
Mrs. p Bartholomew, boy. Mother
aud son are doing well, and Peters height
is now Just 8 feet, aud you must take Of
your hat to him when you pass by. s
Buy your tea. coffee and coal oil Of
George jcnnings. Good tea, 20 cents o
pound; coffee, the same also, coal oil,
sin tive~gallon lots, 20 cents per gallon.
Sign of the Lone Star" flag, Bismarck.
Dr.. Harcourt and Mr.. j. Dawson Thom-
son, of "poYr oldKidder, were in town
this week. While here the doctor was
called to visit Fred Gerth, brotller.in-
law of the Rcamann boys. Mr.. Gerth
was quite Ill.
The religious editor slipped a cog the
last two Yundays/and. our Sunday-school
report h IS Iyen lacking. But, as the
juneberrA season has about closed, we ex.
pect to be able to publish the usual re-
ports hereafter.
Commissioners Van Beck, Mclean and
Yeatcr and Auditor Heruck have been in
session this week as board of equaliza.
tioni There's lots of hard; tedious work
IN a1is "yob," as each assessment and
each item of each assessment must be
inspected. l55
The board of commissioners rode out
with the sheriff yesterday to look ut a
bridge in, Cherry Grove which needs re-
pair. Th Pre/were two democrats In tho
party. anS/yet all returned safe. But it
must be Remembered that they were not
on shipboard and the whales in Long
Lake Creek are not big enough to swal.
low a man. @
Steele Ozone, July 12 = Tuesday last
Judge Allison united in marriage Ezra
j. Thurber and Miss Ada B. Casselmau,
both of Williamsport. The young couple
are well and favorably known in Emmons
county, and their many friends will join
IN hearty congratulations and best wishes.
The ceremony took place IN Mrs. Under
mans parlors, in the presence of few
friends, after which Mr.. Thurber and his
accomplished bride returned to their home
near Wllliamsporl. The Ozone filings the
traditional old shoe, with an earnest
"God bless you !"
The other day Farmer Joe Kalberer's S
family mare greeted not his vision as he
came forth from his residence to breathe
the pure morning air. So he betook him.
self to the abodes of the neighbors to
search for her, but, after several weary
miles travel, he found her not. Then
he thought he would look in stable on
his place. One end of the said stable
has tumbled down, and Joseph never
thought of her being there. But he con-
cludcd to look in any way, and--there
she was. Hereafter, whenever an animal
goes astray, Joe will look everywhere
about the place=-even on the Quicken.
roost--betore he visits the neighbors.
A wind-storm Tuesday night did a little
damage in the Williamsport nelghbor-
hood. D. R. Rupert, "a day or two be-.
fore, had raised the frame work of new
barn. This was blown down, but with
little damege to tbl timbers. Ed Herrick's
"old original sHack, in which he passed
many fdrloE6 bachelor hour in the early
days Of settlement, was opened out like a
book and spread upon the prairie. The
storm-shed in front Of the postofice was
x,fnckod ft,,,ch t0 %l,o NaA;ofont;or ~ klsos