Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1891-05-15
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Williamsport yesterday.
And now in these parts the wicked flea
flee-eth, and all hands pursueth.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hawkes. have moved
to Buchanan Valley for the summer.
D. II. Yeater and Frank Hart jour-
neyed 10 the Capital City this week.
Register Cell will move into the resi-
dence of Mrs. A. D. Corducr, near town.
Mr.. N. j. Shields is working at his
trade down on the Standing Rock reser-
vation.
The lambing season Is now in full blast
in Emnons county, and the percentage Of
loss is, as usual, small.
Senator Jones, Of Nevada, says that
Blaine Can carry New York by 10000,
and every doubtful state.
Mrs. M. J. Kelley, of Livona, was re-
cent visitor to Wllliamsport. She came
over on pension business.
Mr.. Asa Casselman was very sick dur-
ing the early part of the week, with la
grippe, but is getting we'll.
Garden Seeds, five cents pack, by
mail pest. paid. Price list on application.
Address F. H. K. PITCHER, Glencoe, N. D.
Buy your groceries of George Jen-
uings, Bismarck, if you wish square
deal and to have little money 60 good
| ways.
60 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. -.
Any subscriber in arrears who wants
to dispose of youthful pig Of either sex
can be accommoda ted at the office OF this
molder of public opinion.
Sheriff MCGEE is out rounding up the
owners of the names appearing in the We
nire with which he was recently present
cd by the clerk of the district court.
If you want to raise some sugar bccts
this season, write to H. T. Helgesen,
commissioner Of agriculture and labor,
and he will furnish you with the seed,
free.
In regard to the ironing of the railroad
grade this season, the RECORD IS now
possessed of information which enables it
to state positively, without fear of con.
tradiction, that
Ore Of Joe Lindsay's horses broke its
leg Thursday. Everybody will be sorry
to hear of this bad luck to one of the
unprecedented and good-natured SET.
tiers in the county.
Mr.. T. Chappell, brotherinlaw ol
Mr.. Robert Cotton, of Willlamsport, came
out recently from Kentucky. He like.
the country and will 60 back after his
family in the fall.
The place for our farmers to trade il
with George Jennings. Bismarck. HI
will always pay the market price for but
tor, eggs, ETC., and sell you groceries jus
AS cheap as for cash.
DR.. Young drove into town Thursda,
with 5S09-pound load of goods for Mer
chant Connor. Ira had one OF his finger!
severely crushed one day last week Will,
unloading barrel of sugar.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Rhud and famil,
are about to remove to Bismarck, wher'
Mr.. Rhud will BE employed by John P
Hoagland. Mr.. Rhud is good neigh
Dor and first-class mechanic.
Mr.. John Miller--not the ex-governor
but the well-known thrasher man o
Glencoe-left the sand-hills of Burleigl
and jeurneyed southeast twenty mile
into Gods country, the other day..
Those Wishing naturalization paper:
can get them at Williamsport during th
next term of the district court, which be
gins the first of next month. The fees fol
second papers bave been established b.
law at 50.
Born-Monday morning, May II, t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel E. Coover. daugh
ter. Mother and child getting along wei
at present. although Mrs. Coover wa
very ill both before and after the birth o
the little one.
Lawyer Armstrong has checkrower
with which corn is being put into tn
ground In the Billspert nelghborhoo'
so rapidly and over such large area tina
the goplers are bewlldered and dom
know where to begin.
Another band of stray sheep from Lo
gan county have been seen in Emmon
county, some of them within three mile
of Commissioner CampbelPs band, AM
Deputy Sheriff Hawks went out las
evening to gather them in If poss ible.
The lambs down at the Worst & Kell.
ranch are coming along lively. Ton
says they are good and strong. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Herrick and Messrs. Elliott Camp
bell, J. H. Worst and Charles Stewar
were visitors to the ranch last Sunday.
Don't send east for groceries when yo,
can buy four pounds of good Japan te
or the same amount of excellent coffe
for one dollar, of George Jennings, Bis
marck. Everything else just as cheap
Give him trial and keep your none,
near home.
Henry Veeneklaasen, Hank Gravinl
and Herman Kolkema, of the Westtielt
neighborhood visited the county sea
Tuesday Mr.. Kolkema proved up ol
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