Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-05-23
IN TOWN AND OUT.

For the largest variety Of Hats and low
est prices see DeGraff.
JSuperintenden Andrus was visitor to
The county scat this week.
b. Mr.. Cantwell, of South Prairie, was a
visitor to Billvllle, Tuesday.
/Tom Kelley Is working on his plowing
contract in Burleigh county.
wv. S. Casselman, Of Cherry Grove,
made flying visit home last Sunday.
" VIM. A. Reumann will return to the
Wllllamsport country in about a month.
Notions (Staple and Fancy almost un-
limited in variety, very cheap, at De
CRAFTS.
E/A sister of Mrs. VIM. Baker, with her
! little daughter, arrived Monday from
Missouri.
Clothing or Gents Furnishing Goods
(prices in keeping with the times), at
De CRAFTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cordner and Baby Cord
ner have been visiting the Williamsport
country tnlS week.
tSSFarmer Armstrong owns calf which
is so small that an old SOW of his claims
it as one of her pigs.
Merritt Thurber has returned home
with his wife, Fargo young lady to
whom he was recently married.
Eugene Waldro1f was visitor to the
Capital City this week. His wfe's SIS
ter Mrs. Matte Bolton, returned with
him..
| New arrival of Accordions, Harmonicas,
Harps. and Guitar and Violin Strings, 3sa
per cent cheaper than elsewhere, at Dc
CRAFTS.
Frank Smith, of Burr Oak, was in
town Monday. He has made arrange
ments to stand his horse at Thomas
Bottomley's.
Y <Wm. Pagel and James Parker passed
through town Wednesday on their way
to Bismarck. Jimmy is on his way te
J. Minneapolis.
,RyCol. Patrique sJ, Lyons, the auburn
4 Yhalred machlne,tnau I'VE don't mean ar
automaton) of Steele, is visiting the Bills
port country. S
Go to Mason's, corner Main and Secont
Streets Bismarck, N. D., if you want any
thing IN the line of Fruits, Confectioner,
and ice Cream.
). Mr. Kinkade writes from Helena t.
Mr.. Connor. A. j. is working at th'
painters trade. He doesn't paint th'
town." but paints buildings.
In letter to the editor Wincheste
friend writes: "a young man here say
he has drawn $4,000 in Louisiana Stat
Lottery. Bully for him I"
Died--Sunday, May 10. at p. M, Wal
ter NJ, three year-old son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. W. j. Kelley, of Livena, Emmon
county, N. D., of scarlet fever.
.NComrade Fuller, of Winchester, ha
y been suffering from 'rheumatics." lie
some one down there get up dance ant
see how quickly the stiffness will leav'
Joseph's legs
y Robert Campbell and Charles Patter
lAson, Of Winona; were among Williams
ports visitors this week. Charlie CAM
up with South Dakota cattle, buyc
named Cowley.
Jakob Kalhercr (3O-135-76) is owne
of calf that carries its head tutnet
around to one side permanently, so tina
its nose points toward its tall 1t i
quite>a curiosity.
M mysterious looking man was recent,
Hseen walking along the A., B. g. N. w
grade, out in Cherry Grove. This seem
to give positive proof that "the road i
soon to be ircned."
Edwin Huepschmen, schoolmate, ant
Fred Gerth, brother>in-law of Hcnr,
Reamann, are up from Brown count,
and are stepping at Henry's. Mr.. Cert
will settle near Mr. Reamann.
YK prize-fi fight took place about fiv'
miles south of Winoua last Sunday be
tween Kallock, of La Grace, and Am
brosia, private of the 9Th cavalry. The,
fought 20 rounds. and the soldier won o,
foul.
Mr.. Hawkes., the Liv6na mail.carrier
reports Mrs. W. j. Kelley's baby tina
was sick as being we'll again. Mrs. K
does not believe that little Walter diet
Of scarlet fever. or that the convalescen
child had it.
Our settlers should be very careful t,
take their umbrellas with them when the,
go out. Getting thoroughly soaked will
ram is liable TO bring on cholera infan
tum, contracted hoof, or some other ter
ribIes disease
lgsBorn--May 20, 1890. to Mr.. and Mrs
fS. + Brlade, daughter. Mother am
miss are doing we'll Elmer now ha!
two pair--kings and queens -and il h,
can draw another king or queen he j
have a "full"
X/Treasurer Campbell was III town Tues
1day. This is the height of the lamb.
| ing season, and our fockmastcrs are vert
busy Dugald reports good luck so ia,
with the new arrivals, as do the Kal.
| berer boys and Dick Thistlcthwaite.
| Go to the Lone Star Grocery, Bismarck
! for all kinds of family supplies; five
pounds of tea, six pounds of coffee OF
| five gallons of coal oil for ore dollar
Everything else equally cheap. A large
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