Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-04-04
IN TOWN AND 0u4,

IN MANU- Uvir
Mr.. Kinkadc is about to leave for the
state>of Washington.
>Mr. and Miss Conner were the quests of
Mr.. and Mrs ]. B. Brock, Sunday.
=" Mr.. and Mrs. Brlndle reached home
last Friday from their visit to Ohio.
Wanted-To hire a man to do some
hauling and plowlng Apply at this
Office
wa prairie fire was burning brightly a
few miles northwest Of town. Wednesday
evening.
k<Mr. Lindsay and family returned home
Monday from their winter sojourn in the
river region.
.ssSeeding has begun, and, if the weather
continues as at present. it will be in full
blast next week. ~
Y There will be large crowd present at
| the reception to be given Mr.. Worst next
Tuesday evening.
} ssfessrs. A. M. Weller and Glare East, Of
fGayton township, were visitors to the
county seat Tuesday.
The Winona Times says: "The Times,
unlike the RECORD, has opinions Yes
for sale-at 8 cents bunch.
Old papers for sale at this office at 25
cents per 100.-Winena Times. That $
more n they were worth when they were
new.
The Thurber boys giant mu1e team
kan away the other day and landed in a
jyvire fence, but without doing much
damage.
On the list of this month the southern
Itler of townships in this county were
transferred from the Aberdeen to tile Bis
marck land district.
The bill repeating the timber-culture
law has passed the house Of representa-.
ftives. i, It IS said that 1t will certainly 80
through the senate and become law.
Miss Rettie Yeater and Mt. Culver
kThurber attended the examination at VII
mona last Tuesday. before Superintendent
Andrus, and both received certificates.
the REcoHD devil spent Is cents worth
Of time and cents worth Of ammunition
the other day trying to "csunt coup on
| a 3-cent gopher; but the ficlserta,l still
survives.
1t is funhY to see the WiuoHa T'lmes
criticize anything Of typographical ma.
ture. That sheet looks as though the
tyne was set out of bag, Tie pages made
ready on uieat-block. and the paper
worked off on cider press.
On. March 2s Dr.. Noop, while out riding
lp his buggy. in Chicago, colllded with i.
runaway team and was badly injured.
4 Information received by his relatives here
stated that at the date of writing; March
26. he was still unconscious.
Go to the "Lene Star" Grocery. Bis.
marck, for all kinds of good things OF
eat. if yeu wish to have little money
go long ways You can still buy flve
pounds Of good Tea for one dollar. Sign
of the Red, White and Blue, with one
Big Star,
Abefdeen Daily News A dozen Hol-
] lander families direct from the old coun
Ery passed through this city yesterday
morning on their way to Eureka. They
make the best kind of citizens, and will
locate on lands in northern Campbell and
southern Emmons.
N orth Dakota Is not poor, says an ex.
chahgeu Its resources are immense and,
while times are temporarily hard, two
good crops will place its people in bet.
ter financial condition than any of the
older states, simply because debts are
small and a good crop will wipe them out
| Williamsport school closed Yesterday
with appropriate exercises. Not least in
point Of interest to the pupils was til.
giving Of prizes, which were numerou,
fand valuable. Mrs. Casselman has taught
4 a very successful term, and has won tht
highest regard of both parents and chill
dren. She will teach the summer term il
Cherry Grove sub district No. O.
/ Minneapolis Tribune. Star Conde Ham
lin, the valorous Pioneer Press CORE
spondent, is still harping upon tn,
depths of iniquitY" reached by tn,
North Dakota Lottery advocates. But Il
does not appear that any ono Of them hal
as yet gotten so low as to draw . revolver
upon q man who was trying to save hi,
life.
It makes the printer man who hasu'
time to read proof carefully very tired t.
| pick up copy Of his paper--aftsr all ar,
printed-and find such errors as ''trage
day" for tragedy" April fo
MARCH" etc. 1t is difficult to run .
country newspaper "all alone by your
self and still be a sure.enough Christian
Isn't it Charlie7
The Winona Times waxed funny las,
week because the RECORD got an IS" or
each side Of an apostrophe If the tow
erlng intellect of our steamed cotempo
rary knew as much about printing office
as he docs absut wood.butchering, per
haps he would be able to identify typo,
grahical error when he sees it. "Chips, y
stick to your hammer and saw when you
wish to criticize.
The time for spring work having ar,
rived, Mrs. Thurber was compelled to re,