Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-02-21
IN TOWN AND OUT.
County correspondence on fourth page.

County correspondence on fourth page.
There is again snow enough for shedding.
kAre you going to the calico hop at Danbury
to might?
Read County Superintendent Andrus' card in
Fred Rhud Is working at Bismarck In the Com.
monwealth Office.
W On April next Willlamsport will be made a
money-order office.
h THE editor got "orful," horrible valentine.
SThe devil got nice one.
Miss Alice Carpenter will teach, tho coming
| term, at Roop schoolhouse.
Il s,<Little Edna Armstrong, who was seriously III
7 for some time, 10 getting well.
Tho Board of County Commissioners will meet
March 10 consider the seed wheat problem.
j. Letters received from Mrs. J. A. Cotton by her
husband and son state that she is In improved
health.
MIR. Lawrence, the Aberdeen commercial trav-
eler who has made number of trips into this
| county, was recently married.
Mr.. H. g. Rhud has sono TO Bismarck. Mrs.
H., who has been receiving medical treatment
there, will return homo with him.
1t was found that J. q. Brock's valuable mare,
| rnentioncd last week having been injured b ad
her leg broken, and he was compelled TO shoot
her.
II Born-On Feb. 4, TO Mr. and Mrs Jasper Dem
fhau, a son. We congratulate Mr.. D. on the
fact that one more Is added to his future farm
| force. Mother, boy, and ]. d. himself are all
| doing nicely.
One of the young men who was foremost In
getting up the successful dance of . week age
| hands in the following: "rhere will be dancs
| next Friday evening, Feb. rs, ~ Williamspoll
sohoolhouse. Come, one and ALL
The devil ook another "younRest daughter O.
| u neighboring iamily'' to tho dance last Friday
night. Then he wandered of in a corner, laid
down On a bench, went TO sleep, and left his gir
| 70 rustic for Il partner. The devil Is also 6rt
| Damage occurred to Fielden schoolhouse In 9
| strange manner. johnny Edck forgot his dog
| there at dance, and the animal was locked in
A week later the building was op'ned. Tho dog
| WAS all right, but he had gnawed the wood h
| considerably.
Ono day last week the windmill on Ed. Tay.
| lors place, over In Burleigh, was demolished by
| the zephyrs--.was made a total wreck, in fact
| Mr.. T. says the breeze was caused by tho rapid.
| ity with which two Emmonsonians crossed The
county line on their way to Bismarck.
A young man r. Of the Bilsport netghborhoet
| crowd, without drawing the attention OF tho by
| stander5, tossed ono Of her nittems TO him
turned on her heel snd left Kerusl gur-rel
| Wish parents aud correspondents would bs
| ally about u week afterward We learn Of the new
| arrival; then in another week the dnte; aut
| after another similar period the sox. Parents, 1
you have procrsslinated IN the past, be NOR.
prompt next time.
Recently Billy Stevenson went from the Can
nonball ranch for u load Of fccd. re was suffer
| low Fort Lincoln, he became III that II VA
| necessary 10 take him back 60 the fort and pu
| him TO bed A. last accounts Donald, Sr., wa
also suffering from the disease.
W Tho periodical do2-fght-without which oul
citizens would dio of ennui--took place on Tues
day last. 1t was oven moro exciting than usual
| for two teams ran away. Merchant Connorl
| was soon caught, but Pete Hansen's struck ol
| for South Dakota, and was not headed OF unit
| neSr Lawrence Feldon's. Damage to neitle
dogs wagons, nor horses.
n Capt. Cotton had runaway In the streets o
TWilliamsport one day last week It was II top
| buggy, and the captain was tossed up and dow
| so violently that his head was banged through
the top and stuck thore, facing the rear. Mex
| his feet went through the bottom of the box an
| dragged along on tho ground. II is said b.
| those who SAW II to have boen thrilling sigh
Later.I-We have just learned that Mr.. g. wa
| not in the buggy at all. and what was suppose
| to be AS above described was the whip bobbn
| up and down in its socket.