Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-07-11
IN TOWN AND OUT.
The wind worked hard yesterday.

Republicans, don't forget to read the |
caucus calls published elsewhere.
Last week a narrow strip of hail south |
of Beaver Creek, in this county, did some
damage. ...
Landlord Waldroff visited the Capital
City this week, going up with Attorney
Jamison.
The Moss herd was corraled for several
days down at Dakem, and about dozen
head were sold.
County Superintendent Andrus is max
ina an official visit to the Willlamsport
co6atry this week
The report that Constable Barbour will
wear sword while reuHding up malefac-
tors lacks confirmation.
VIII Derr and family are now eating
now potatoes, and the RECORD returns
thanks for fine mess of the same.
Col. Archambault, the Emmonsburg
| merchant, was in town yesterday, and all
the dogs iu the neighborbood sought
| shelter
All lsinds of fruit and large stock OF
candies can always be found at George
Jennings, corner Main and Fifth streets,
! Bismarck. n
! Borh--Ay Detroit. Mich, July 2. 1890,
to NJ. >dnd Mrs Lincoln Cell, nine
pound daughter. Mother and child are
doing well.
BY his kind and courteous manner OF
treating those attending court in any cas-
pacity Judge Winchester is making many
! new friends.
Go to Mason's, corner Main and Second
streets, Bismarck, N. D., if you want any
thing IN the line of Fruits, Confectionery
and Ice Cream.
A horse belonging to Joseph Caldwell,
living about Six miles from Williams
port. was struck by lightning recently,
but was not seriously injured. :.
| John ycCrory, of Wlnona, was among
those called and present to do jury duty
| Tuesday. In fact, the whole venire was
a thoroughly representative body of citi-
Zens.
l. Hethe Telite, the old lady who has so
long been cared for at the residence of
Mr.. B. +. Burge down on Beaver Creek,
died last Saturday, The cause Of death
was dropsy.
| The Danbury people did an appropriate
thing in getting up, their Fourth of July
dinner at Sand Creektto accommodate the
herders, who could not leave the herd tC
go elsewhere.
Mr.. Geo. w. Renskcrs, of Union town.
ship, was a visitor To the county seat this
week. Mr.. Renskefs was the assessor in
the Third Commissioner District and has
done good work.
Buy your tea. coffee aud coal oil OF
George Jennings. Good tea, 90 cents q
pound; coffee, the same also, coal oil
in tive>gallon lots, 20 cents per gallon
Sign of the Lone Star" Tag Bismarck
n Landlord tWaldon, of Winona was Q
visitor to Williamsport this week. Jack
drove team Of ponies and, although
either animal is lighter than their driver
I.theY are said to be among the best travel
ers in the county.
Mr.. Erard Woorster of Clayton town
! ship, was in town Tuesday. We are in
formed that on his way home Mr. Woos
ter's team ran away and wrecked things
considerably; but the extent Of the dam
age we did not learn.
Ole Twedt's teams have been busy ol
late hauling from Winchester the lumber
out of which the old hotel building was
constructed. 1t was purchased by R. II
Thistlethwaitc, and will be used for con
structing sheep sheds,
During the pony racing at Omio on the
Fourth severe accident happened to
young Arthur Weseo1. The pony he
was riding flew the track and ran into q
wagon. Arthur had several ribs broken
and his breast was injured. He is not
dangerously hurt, however.
Lost--a harness breeching and cruppcr
Ii you find such thing on the prairie its
"our' that is. it belongs to an anima
of eur'n. She ran away and that's the
portion Of the harness she failed to bring
home. Finder will please leave same al
this office aud receive our blessing and Q
drink--af water.
This has been a lively week in Will
Transport. The coutt,thc commissioner;
and Williamsport,:s ,:schoo1 board were in
session. at tile same time, and the town
has bcea full If people. For the first
time since 1t way founded the REcoRr
is unable to print list of the visitors a.
there have been too many of EN-.
= Last Monday evening q team of har-
messed horses running at full speed came
over the schoolhouse hill and went al q
lively pace Though WilIiamsport. Soon
after three Russiaps appeared and stated
!; that the team had broken the wagon
tongue and escaped from them. The an
ilna!s We're captured On the prairie north
east of town.
Ilessrs. Brsddock and Higbee, of the
Beaver Gsstk Scoun,ly, were the guests Of
the Ernmaps sHouse night before last.
They rcpertscbrn and aax locking well
down on Beaver, h,: the whept is uneven.
MIR. Braddock has been Interested ia steel;
j ever since he cai,ie 10 Emnions county,
and is firm in the belief that our settlers