Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-09-12


The ships return DER the sea,
And the child returns toits fathers door,
And the cattle wind home from the lea,
The leaves return with tho spring.time bloom.
Aud the light returns with the day;
But the cash the candidate spent on his boom
Isgone forever and'aye Lynn Union.
= Weather cloudy and inclined to be
showery
1eorn is quite plentiful on the Misseur
Slope this year.
L>5acob Heptonstall, of Burr Oak, was
visitor 10 Blllsport this sweek.
Y Wash Hawkes. will begin carrying the
Steele. .Williamsport mail IN short time.
~ sister of Mrs. Robert Dixon, direct
from Scotland, has arrived at Williams
port.
ED. F. Ncwberry, of Glanayon towns
ship, was visitor to the county seat yes
terday.
Buy all kinds of Groceries of George
Jennings. Bismarck, if you wish to have
little money go long ways.
Are You ~married2 If not, send your
address to the American Corresponding
Club, P. o. box 643, Clurksburg, W. Va.
EMessrs Brickley, Shire and Whittier,
of BUR Oak township, were visitors to
the williamsport country one day this
week. \
Something must be wrong in Bismarck
Last week one Of the papers failed to
state that O. -, of Menoken, was in
the city"
SMcssrs. Bottomley aud Farrell visited
the Capital City this week. Mr., B. went
after a part of his windmill that was lost
on the road.
Go to Mason's, corner Main and Second
streets. Rismarck, Md, if youwant any
hing In the line of Fruits, Confectionery
aud Ice Cream If
George Jennings, Bismarck, will buy
good butter put up IN jars, tubs or rolls,
and will sell You groceries in exchange at
'AS Ao"Ss' S"ou PAACeo' ~
[k>Merchant Connor has put up stove III
the postoffice. What do rival towns
think of that? Public improvements are
on the boom in Rlllsport. this year.
H. P. Foster, the Sixth Street Grocer,
in Bismarck, desires the RECORD to say
that for time he will take Butter, packed
in tubs, in exchange for merchandise.
Take your Butter and Eggs to the
Lone Star" Grocery, corner Main and
Fifth streets, Bismarck: ~ George Jen-
nings will buy them and pay all they are
worth
t~Grape,hunting Is all the ragejust now
A great many people from the Williams
port country have visited the river re-
gion and returned well satisfied with their
lubors among the vines.
~>~Born-Tuesday, Sept. 2, TO Mr.. and
Mrs. D. r. Rupert, daughter, Mother
and little miss doing nicely, and "the
party of the other part" has about re-
gained his composure.
H.C. Watson, successor 10 Bushman s.
Co., wholesale and retail grocers and deal
crs in boots, shoes, crockery. lamps, chan
deliers, -four, feed and grain, Main ST.,
between 2l and 81, Bismarck. N. D.
A Kansas schoolma'am has introduced
a new feature in her school. When one
Of the girls misses word the boy who
spells it gets permission to kiss her, As
result the girls are becoming very poor
spoilers and the boys are improving. .~-Ex
Ezra Thurber had the bad luck to have
a rib broken by kick from a horse the
other day. The kicking animal was the
trotting mare that Steve Hawkes. formerly
owned. To further show her meanness
the mare, shortly after ,.fracturing Ezra $
rib, laid down and died.
LLThe births in Emmons county this wear
seem to be, largely of girls. To the papas
who would prefer boys to help, "ln the
sweet by-and bye, " to work the farm, we
would remark that their loss is prospec-
tive gain to the housekeeping depart
ment. where additional help is more often
needed. Furthermore, ''miss is as good
as mile"-or mister.
Probably very few people in this county
know that hazelnuts grow wild here yet
such is the fact. The writer confesses
that until last year he didn't know it.
We asked an eld-timer from the southern
part of the county, the other day, whether
hazelnuts grow in the hills along the river
below Winona, and he said: mo, hazel.
nuts do not grow in the Dakotas. At
least, l have never seen them along the
river. lave been all through the Black
Hills, too, and never saw them there"
They grow in the hills around Glencoe,
however, and the boys of that neighbor-
hood have gathered several bushels this
year.
"There was quite an exciting time one
day last Friday out at the RECORD ranch.
A windmill was being put up, and all
was In place but the vane. Mr.. Rhud
was dong the work. and, as the day was
windy, he thought best to let the wheel
remain lasred to the mast and not try 10
put on Tie tail until the wind was less
boisterous. But the owner wanted to
see her 60, and Mr.. Rhud consented to
make an effort to put on the tail. The
plan was to tie long rope to the rim o
the wheel and pull it around till it faced
the wind, thus making the vane point