Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-06-27
iNTowk AND OUT.

IN TOWN AND OUT.
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Gfusually heavy rains visited North
Dakota last week.
The RECORD has two.sr three copies of
the laws for sale. PRICE, 75c.
Mr., W. H. Allen, of Exeter, was vis>
itor to the county seat this week,
! .7Ae Steele. " Williamsport mail service
Has been increased from two to three
times q week. 4
= Superintendent Andrus received every
Vote at Winona-his home precinct. "A
good Endorsement.
sEmdons County's first term Of the
district court will begin week from
Kext Tuesday--July 8. i
Messrs. MahaneY and Cswloy came up
from below, last Tuesday, and while here
the latter purchased number Of steers.
Therswill be meeting Of Williams
poEt/ Farmers Alliance at the County
Building next Saturday evening at sun"
set.
Mr., J. LYoung, now digging well,
has teaEhed a depth--uHprccedented in
these parts--of LAG feet, and still NO
water.
!. Williamsport people visiting Bismarck
say that Tom Sanders forty-acre field of
corn is about as fine as any ever seen IN
this country.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.eW. Allen and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. J.Alled visited Winopa and Fort
Yates last week, and took in "killing
day" at the agency.
Send in your anRouncements--unti
the convention day of your party for $3;
or, if you run independent until election
day for $5-cash in advance.
Capt Cotton reports that eight apple
trees at the Wade ranch, in Gayton town
kship, are full 6tfruft, and he thinks they
will yield sizSr seven bushels Of apples.
Robert Buchanan and John Goughnour
came in from the valley last Tuesday,
with ten tks;year- old steers, which they
sold to Stockbuyer Cowley at $25 per
head.
! Born-Saturday, June ct, to Mr. and
Mrs. D. L. Fetter, daughter. Both the
ladies are doing well, and David says that
North Dakota is a great country for
lcrops,
There has been plenty Of rain since last
report, and the crops are still IN perfect
condition. The weather has been very
warm, and corn Is coming along at q
great rate.
! Married--Saturday evening, june 81,
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. W. s.
4 Casselnlan, in Cherry Grove Township,
Rmmons County, N. D., by the Rev. J.
H. Worst. D. R. Streeter and Miss Dorcas
y NJ Casselman.
The teachers institute Of Emmens
County is IN Bession at Winona this week,
with most Of fhe teachers Of the county
present. Quite number, of people be.
sides the teachers are also in attendance
at the institute.
Emmons county people will make nc
mistake if they patrouize Geo. Jennings
"'Lone Star" Grocery when visiting the
/ Capital City to buy their family supplies,
He will not be uadersold for cash by any
one III Bismarck.
/ Thanks to the prompt action Of Chair.
Fman Hlokle; Of the county central com
mittee, the RECORD is enabled this weeb
to publish the cali for the county conven
ton to nominate candidates to the Crane
Forks convention. =
District Court Clerk James A. Weed
J Sheriff O. T. HousefO. A. Parks, M. r
Farrell and j. M<Barry--citizens of op
sister county Of Logan and good friends
, of Beldep Afd Worst-were guests of the
, Emmons House last night.
This has been;a lively week in Will
Transport, and there have been great
many people from other parts of the
county in town. Both the Moss and The
Tayler herds Ok horses have been here
and are now grazing on tho prairie nea
by. Sales have been made quite freely
The returns so far recexed show the
following vote fpr county superintend
ent: Andrus-Bakbef township, Al; selz
62; Williamsporf, 80 (6 for Lottie Rue)
= Logan, 1a 10 for Lottle Rue); Winons
Al; Glanavon, e7; Gayton, (1e for Casl
, Petrie); Burr Oak, 81; Winchester, IA.
School elections lin III. county were
fairly we'll attend ID <thls year. In Win
leicester township Ahchael Mahaney, Johl
:. Parker and g. j: Higbee were elected di
rectors. In Exeter township, Jakeb Ge
frsh, Jakob Fischer and W. E. Clark ar
the directors.
Preaching services were we'll attende,
at Couch schoolhouse and at Danbur.
}. last Sunday. Rain prevented the service
e at Williamsport. Next Sunday the Rev
: M. s. Petit. will be at the followin
e places: Couch scheolhouse, at II a. m
Il Danbury, 8 p. NJ; Williamspert, p. nh
II There is money to pay the followin
= warrants of Williamsport School Town
ship: No. 191, Mlss Bertha A. Packer
principal $85, interest $3.50, total .Ss7 &c
and No. 17s, issued to same and for sam
70 amount. Money remains IN bank to pa
d Nos. 1873, 1a9, 1853 and l9S, heretotoI
It called and not yet presented.
III The Rev. !. d. Deets writes "Pleas
state IN the RECORD that Lieut.. Gov, A
fred Dickey and the Rev G. 8. White, {
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