Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-17
IN TOWN AUD OUT.

Charlie Brown, of Exeter, visited the
county seat yesterday. |
Miss Emma Archambault is teaching
The Epmonsburg school.
Armstrong has been troubled
with sore eyes during the past week.
Weather cool, windy and cloudy. Con-
ram fell Sunday and Monday.
l>charlcy Swanson, Of Cherry Grove,
also lost n lot of hay by the prajriafre.
,>Mr. VIM. sou,hwick has recoySSed the
ago. .. -
Mr.. J. H. Miller, Of Glencoe, ID south
east of Wiliamsport with his threhing
machine. -
Lfzra Thurber, who has been digging
we'll, struck a considerable vein Of coal
at depth of IS feet.
/Thefc were very few present to attend
ltlc peoples caucus ut Winona, Saturday,
and no action was taken.
Mr. N. }. Shields, who has been work.
ing ut Standing Rock for some time, is
visiting his family this week.
Buy all kinds Of Groceries of George
Jennings, Bismarck. il you wish to have
u little n. oney 20 long ways.
Are you murried7 If not. send your
address to tho American Corresponding
Club P. o. box 643, Clarksburg. W. Va.
>cJohn Roop, who returned from trip
to the Cannonball, Tuesday. states that
MIR. Purkin places his loss of cut,Ie at
15O.
The Indians from Standing Rock who
went on visit to Fort Totten passed
through Wiliamspolt Sunday on their
way home.
Go to Mason's, corner Main and Second
streets, Bismarck, N. D., If you wan, any.
thing IN the line Of Fruits, Confectionery
and fee Cream.
E.A&f: aud, Mrs. Petrie and daughters, Of
Winchester, have moved into the MIX.
well building and are getting comfortably
nXed Tor winter.
E~Messrs. II. A. Archambault. Of En-.
monsbur9, and N. L. Sherman, Of WI.
mona. were guests at the Emmons House
Wednesday night.
George Jcnnings, Bismarck, win buy
good butter put up IN jars. tubs or rolls
and will sell you groceries in exchange al
the lowest cash prices.
II. P. Foster, the Sixth Street Grocer
in Bismarck, desires the RECORD to Say
that for time be will take Butter, packet
in tubs, in exchange for merchandise.
N1'etcr Klapprich, who took wheat t.
Sterling, returned yesterday. He reports
prices AS follows !: No. Hard, Sic; No
/ Northern, 76c No. 2 Northern, Tic.
Take your Butter and Eggs to thu
''Lone STAR Grocery, corner Main an.
Fifth streets, Bismarck. George Jcn
nings will buy them and pay all they are
worth.
AT a meeting of the school board o
Wllliamsport district, Tuesday evening
Miss Wholmes, of Glencoe, was emp]oye,
.o,o% to teach the coming term Of D'"'"r!
Fl. 9. Watson, successor 10 Bushman
Co., wholesale and retail grocers and deal
crs IN boots, shoes, crockery, lamps, chan
deliers, flour, feed and grain, Main St.
between I'd and I'D, Bismarck. N. D.
|>Mr. Brock, who came down from Ster
ling yesterday. brought three Aermoto
wind.mills-one for Mr.. Connor and on
for Mr.. Armstrong, The name of th'
purchaser of the third mill We did NO
learn.
! Mr.. l. G. Bentley made trip to tn
river after bullberrlcs this week. The
are very plentiful there. Mr.. Bentley go
two bushels IN two hours by putting blan
kets under the bushes and shaking til
berries off.
k<ARolves are quite plentiful around Win
chester, and they are very tame. The
have taken a few lambs from Joe Fuller
flock, recently. Joseph has $50 sheep. an
they are in good condition. He raised
big lot of millet this year.
Frank Hart, who has been working
with a thrashing.machine up near Ster
ling, says that Mr.. Allen Thompson, il
that neighborbood, thrashed one acre O
anew kind of wheat--with big straw an
tlong heads--that yielded 66 bushels.
| Mr.. H, T. Mersdorf, one of Loga,
couuty's solid citizens, made the RECoRl
Office welcome call yesterday on his wa.
to the river for poles with which to bull;
a corral. Like SO many Of the settlers o
the Slope counties, Mr. Mersdorf has ar
ranged to get aock Of sheep.
PJohu McCrory was also loser by th'
prairie fire. He lost all his buildings cx
cept his house. and also lot of hay, a
the ranch ON the little Missouri. Mr.
hcCrory IS out there now. Messrs. Wad
and Stevenson, on the Cannonball, hav'
not been troubled by prairie fire.
The damage by prairie fire west of th,
river proves to have been greater than a
first reported. A number Of cattle be
longing 70 the Hon. H. 8. ParAln, of th,
Cannonball Ranch, we're so badly burned
that he had to kill them. 1t is reported
that these, with those killed outright, viii
tHaAc Mr.. Patkin's los. about 100 head
THO Riverside Hancb, further UP tn,
tivpS. and Ala, IN Mnr,on r<,.1,Av II /,