Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-04-25
IN TOWN and OUT.

r The election for school officers will
take place on Tuesday, June H.
" Attorney Armstrong was recent Wis.
itor to the Exeter ncighborhood.
Ben Corbin was on muskrat trapping
tour out on Long Lake Creek
On every $10O sale you get free
ticket on the SIS organ, at DeGrat's.
Mr.. Harry Since, of Glencoe, was
guest of the Emmons House Saturday
night.
ssJudge Klynstra's position is not bad
eone after ALL as there is now salary Of
$500 year attached to it.
The family of Mr.. Connor who IS to
run the Cherry Grove Bringhurst place,
has arrived
Messrs. Small and Ryder, of Clayton
township, were visitors to the county seat
Wednesday.
9Little Miss Josie Strceter desires to
thank the wife of Sheriff MCGEE for q
pair of beaded moccaslns.
Father Meyer, the parish priest at Bis
marck, will be at Livena on April 80, and
ut Williamsport on the 1st of May.
Buy your Hats and Caps of DeGrafr
and save 25 per cent and get an organ
ticket in the bargain. Bismarck, N. D.
v Dick Thistlethwaite lost some sheep by
drowning in the creek, recently, among
them being two of his full-blo Shrep-
shires.
Billy Hicks returned from Steele with
his wife and boy. A successful operation
has been performed upon the little fell
lows palate.
A new settler, Otto Anderson, from
Minnesota, filed Tuesday on timber.
claim and pre-cmption on 4-1a2-79, near
Emmonsburg.
i Go to Nasons corner Main and Second
l:streets, bismarck, N. D., if you want any.
flhlng In the line of Fruits, Confectionery
aid Ice Cream.
L. Messrs. H. P. R4msburg and Fred
Rhud, of the Bismarck Commonwealth,
Iwere. visitors to the Willlamsport country
Saturday and Sunday s
Mr. s. Smith, of Glencoe, lost horse
recently in peculiar manner. The ami
maf mred at the river bank knd was
eaten alive by wolves. g
Fargo Argus Nearly every municipal
election in North Dakota was carried by
| anti Miller candidates--Jamestown, Bis.
marck and DEVILS Lake being fair sam
pies.
II "a prairie fire from the southeast came
Ftlosc up to Williamsport last Monday
afternoon; but hard fighting, well>beaten
trails and light shower qusnched the
flames.
Ernest Palmer, whose health is very
| poor, will soon return to his home in
Connecticut. Everybody likes Ernest
and all hope that his health may be re-
stored.
II Landlord Waldroff recently bought the
Winchester hotel building from ex.
Sheriff Wade. lie will have it torn down
and use the lunber for putting up houses
on, his claims. -.
" Monday night there was heavy rain,
I the water coming down III such volume as
to gladden. the hearts of our farmers. The
immediate and even coming of the grain
is now assured.
W Rains have been general throughout
I North Dakota, and the prospects are tha,
the coming crsp will cause the "destitu.
ton" shriekers OF the east to open their
eyes in wonder.
| Mr.. John j. Kalberer sends in the fol
lowing announcement: Father Meyer,
of Bismarck, will say mass at the Kal.
berer schoolhouse on May /, at 8 o'clock.
Everybody invited"
August Beiseigl, of Dickinson, has been
in the Williamsport neighborAood this
week with band of hsrses.. The entire
band stampeded and went astray while
here, but were all recaptured.
lk.<some Germans from Southern Enmone
were in town last week after seed wheat
but, on learning that they would have 10
60 up nearly as far as Menoken for it,
they concluded to make other arrange
ments.
w. s. Casselman was at Miles City las,
week, and reports that he is doing good
business IN the grocery line for Griggs &
Co. Erard Wosrster, who went west to
buy brood mares. was also in Miles City
last week.
Married-On Wednesday evening, april
%, at the residence of Capt. and Mrs.
Honstain, on South Prairie, Emlnons
county, N. D., by the Rev. A. J. Garry, Mr.
Samuel D. Cummins and Miss Jennie
Logue. both of this county.
lASWe are sorry to learn from Mr. John
fKurtz that he believes his meadow oats
grass is dead. THIS grass had done very
well for the two or three seasons since i,
was sown, and all had hopes that it wal
the coming tame grass for North Dakota
| A member of the legislature who was
in town the other day. says the Mandar
Pioneer made the statement that the dry
weather and short crops which had fallcr
to tho LOT Of North Dakota for the las
few seasons was the very best thing to-
the country that could have happened
His reason for thinking SO was that i
would drive the farmers cut Of exclusive