Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-09-05
IN TOWN AND OUT.

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plentiful along the river.
The shadow of Landlord Waldrof's
big haystack darkens the town.
Jack Dodds. of Kidder county. was
vistor~to Willlamsport Friday.
AIRS. John Kurlz and Mrs. John l. Roop
were visitors to Glencoe last week.
Itis SAID that Commissioner Yeater is a
Candidate for clerk of the district court.
Water on the RECORD ranch is now
pumped by means of an Aermotor wind
mill.
! >Messrs. Beech and Weller, of Gayton
township. were visitors to the county seat
Monday.
Mrs. J. D. Hubbard, of Winchester
township, was visitor to the county seat
last week.
The creeks have been full of ducks of
late, and it has been no chore at all for
sportsmen to bag all they wanted.
Buy your groceries at the Lone Star"
Market in Bismarck if you wish to get
the most and best goods for your money.
Are you married2 If not, send your
address to the American Corresponding
Club, P. 0. box 643, Clurksburg, w. Va.
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.
v >Messrs. w. H. Allen, w. E. Clark and
7 Charlie Brown passed through town yes
terday on their way to Sheridan county,
where they will put up lot of hay.
Y Constable Barbour, Of the Beaver Creek
country. bearing the severe and dignified
appearance which becomes peace officer
of the commonwealth, was visitor to
Billsport last Friday.
H.C. Watson, successor to Bushmau &
Co., wholesale and retail grocers and deal
ers in boots, shoes. crockery, lamps, chan.
deliers, flour. feed and grain. Main ST.,
between I'd and Sd, Bismarck. N. D.
Buy your tea. coffee and coal oil of
George Jennings. Good tca 20 cents a
pound; coffee, the same also, coal oil,
in tive>gallon lots, go cents per gallon.
Sign of the Lone Star" flag, Bismarck.
Merchant Archambault sent to the REC
ORD several ears Of very fine corn the
other day. The ears are large and vel
filled, and would make the eyes of those
who don't know that the Missouri Slope
is corn country open IN wonder.
h. s<Commissioner and Mrs. w. L. Yeatel
{met with quite serious accident last Fri.
day evening. While out riding their team
of colts ran away, smashing the buggy
and throwing both occupants to the
ground. Mr.. Ycater was considerably
brWsed
N/It will be seen by reading our Livona
correspondence that Ex-Commissionel
James B. Gayton still has trouble with
his eyes, and has returned to Bismarck
Mr.. Gayton's friends in this county-and
their name is leglon--sincerely hope tha,
his overwhelming affliction may snon be
removed.
| Everybody that knows Lawrence Fiel.
den will be sorry to learn that within g
few weeks three of his horses have died
leaving him with nothing in the horse
line save a two-year old colt. But Law
renee was one of the pioneer settlers who
came here to stay, aud he is not by any
mea9sdiscouraged.
lLTwo windmills being put up in one
week in Il single neighborhood doesn't
look as though North Dakota was yer,
bad off. Mr.. Bottomly has purchased
the big geared mill that formerly stooc
opposite Judge Hare's old business stanc
liz Bismarck. Joe Lindsay is putting ur
the tower, and the mill will be ready fol
grinding in few days.
Among the rumblings and muttcrlng.
of the preliminary campaign one fac
seems to stand out In bold relief: Tha
James D. Merrill will receive the Repub
lican nomination for county treasurer
and will be elected. He is an old Unior
soldier, firstclass bookkceper, a mar
competent in every respect, and one who
would bring strength to the ticket. Tit
people of Wlnona ask his nomination
and they Will undoubtedly get it.
NChairman Van Beck and Judge Klyn
stra were in town Monday, the former te
attend the meeting of the board and the
latter on official business. Mr.. Klynstra
is candidate for reelection, and the gen
eral sentiment seems to be-as he ha.
been a good officer, and has made lonp
trips to the county seat, winter as well as
summer, to attend to the business of the
office, when the fees would hardly pay
for his grub and the wear and tear of Iii.
horses hoofs-that, now that the Office i.
a salaried place, Mr.. Klynstra ough: te
have another whack at it,
| The date for holding the County Dem
ocratic Convention has been changed
from Saturday, Sept. 81, to Saturday,
Sept 13. Both conventions are called
for the same date, at Wlnona. The Re.
publican is a delegate and the Democratic
a mass convention. The Reps will be
called 10 order at 2 O'Clock and the Dcms
an hour later 1t will be lively in fai,
Winona on that day, and the music of the
! rp( man acrnoo tIo ,,.~ ,.n T..