Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-04-18

E'en though comment be amiss?
No one there could recognize H.;
But it looked like this
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Wheat seeding is pretty we'll over
Mr.. Linderman is working for the
Northern Pacific in Kiddcr county.
On every $1.OO sale you get a free
ticket on the SIS organ, at DeGruh's.
Auditor Herrick and Col Bottomley
are visitors at the Capital City this week.
A. A. Matthews, formerly of Winchcs.
tor, but now of Logan county, visited
Williamsport last week.
Dled--At his home in the southern
part of this county, on April 8, of lung
disease, Gerret Straurlman.
A good pick-ax and steel crowbar for
sale.--Steelc Republican. Some burglar
going out of business, Charlie?
Buy your Hats and Caps of DeGratf
and save 26 per cent, and get an organ
ticket in the bargain. Bismarck, N. D.
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.
~~Born-Tuesday, April Is, to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Lindsay, boy. Mother and
son are doing we'll. and Joe now knows
what it Is to be papa.
Northwood Cleaner; lie that hath no
newspaper, let him sell his garment and
buy one, else his nelghbors will say:
He hath flies on him."
A sister of Auditor Herrck, who resides
in South Dakota, arrived at Willlamsport
by way Of Steele, and is guest at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Herrlck.
John Scott recently sold his Goose Lake
ranch to Erard Woorster, and one night
last week prairie fire ran in and de-.
stroyed all the buildings. and hay.
lS-Married--At the residence. Of the bride
groom's parents. on Wednesday, March
26. Mr.. Fletcher Ryckman and Miss Lily
Winterbcrg--both of southern Emmons
The stable, granary and hay belonging
to Mr.. H. G. Rhud was burned. Pretty
nearly everything but the house was de-
streyed. The fire caught from smolder-
ing embers ip rubbish pile.
The bill repeating the timber culture
law, which passed the Eouse, provides fo'
the payment of $125 an acre for the land
after claimant has for four years faith
fully complied with the timber-culture
law.
E@It is said that Sitting Bull is to succeed
Brother Hickle as editor of the Times,
and that the style of the new firm will be
Bull & Patterson. 1t Is now in order to
look for an improvement in the edit0 ria
columns.
| A pleasant young gentleman came
down on the stage from Steele. Attempts
were made. to interview him, but without
success. 1t was afterward learned, how
ever, that he is physician, and il
lookipg.up a location.
[e~Bsb Bnrdette was a philosopher, d
I Christian and a friend Of the downtrod
den when he said: "God wasted mud
when he made man so mean rs to tell
the postmaster to return his paper marked
Refused when he owes two or three
lyears' subscription.
| Peter Cooper, the philanthropist, once
said: '.As the seed is sown so the fruit
recompcnses. Never pull down your
sign while you expect to do business, for
it often indicates that business IS poor
and you are losing your grip, CONNER
cially speaking. The judicious advertiser
will receive in return ten dollars for every
one invested in the columns of live
newspaper"
The constitution of North Dakota pro
vides that person, in order to vote,
must reside in the state one year, in the
county SIX months, and in the precinct
ninety days, next preceding the election
and must either be citizen of the United
States. or have declared his intention TO
become citizen one year and not more
than six years prior to such election.
The Sentinel (Hettinger county, says
The price of horned cattle has advanced
several dollars head for young stock
during the past month. THIS will not
necessarily raise the price of beef. Beef
was two years or more in getting down
to the extremely low prices of the last
year and it is more than probable that it
"ill be as long in getting back to the top
round of the scale of prices.
Every one who knows or knows of Ma-
jor Mclaughlin will be glad to learn that
his reappointment by President Harrison
has been confirmed by the Senate. AL.
though Democrat. as Indian Agent at
Standing Rock he has given satisfaction
TO pretty nearly everybody, whether red
or white. His reappeintment by the
President is the right kind Of civil service
reform.
Tribune Recently Tho New York
World offered prise of $50 to the cor
respondent who should send during the
month OF March the best exclusive piece
Of news. Mr.. J. r. Miller, Of the Bis