Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-06-03
There was an old farmer named Jack,
Who loaded his wool in sack
But the Springer bill came
And busted that same
And that why the farmer is slack.
Grand Forks Herald.

was visitor to Billsport last Saturday
LAffs. J. H. Worst is IN Bismarck visit
ing friends, and will remain for week.
| Senator Worst delivered the memorial
address at jamestown on Decoration Day.
There is a big demand for youthful
SWINE hereabouts. Who has 'em for sale?
George Jennings, Bismarck, will buy
your Butter and Eggs every day in the
year.
| If you want good accommodations and
cheap rates go to the Pacific Hotel, Bis
marck.
Seeding is over, and the thrashers are
atwork on the grain stacks left over from
last fall.
Squire Waldrof is having an addition
built to his house. It adds considerable
room thereto.
Sell your Butter and Eggs to George
jennings Bismarck, if you wish the high
est market price
|. There are rumors that two or three
weddings will soon occur in the north
half of the county.
II Mr.. P. G. Foley, of Logan township,
returned from trip to Bismarck the fore
4 part of the week.
i The RECORD is pleased to learnfthat
Charley Locks little boy Norman is in
fair way 10 recover. ~
q W. S>Gasselman came home on visit
I tlE4atter part of last week and left for
; Bismarck Wednesday. so, =
Mr.. scully, general agent of the Ault-
man & Taylor company, a very pleasant
gentleman, was in town this week.
Mr.. Edward Braddock, the wellknown
BeayerGreek Russlander, was visitor to
TIC Willismsport country this week.
Fred Rhud came down from Bismarck
last week to commune with nature on
his farm aud viewithe Building boom in
Billsport.
A long procession of clean, intelligent
looking Indians on their way from Stand
ing Rock to Fort Totten passed through
town last Friday.
A gentleman from Burlelgh county tells
Of aneigAbor who seriously recommend
ed stallion as "a full.blood Norman
with little bit of Clyde"
Mr.. James johnson, of Campbell
county, accompanied by Mr.. James Pol
lock, bright young settler from CLANS
/ avon, was in town Friday.
| Any one knowing the whereabouts of a
dehorned Jersey COW, with ring in nose,
will please. communicate with Richard
i Herholz, Winchester, N. D.
Mr.. A. D. Curdner, of the Sterling
neighborhood, was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Cordner and Master Joe will leave
Monday for visit to the east.
International Stock Food is having a
very large sale and always gives satisfac-
| tion. A cash guarantee with every pack
age. George Jennings sells 1t.
The Mcintosh County Republican (on
the German side thereby says that the
Northern Pacific has bought the Aber-
deem s. Bismarck grade and will iron it.
Mrs. Streeter went to Bismarck yester-
day with~little Frank. The pupil of the
bQLgeye is still twice its natural size,
but the inflammation has subsidized and
the sight is perfect.
| Louis Agard was found guilty, in the
United States district court at Fargo, of
selling liquor to Indians at Fort Yates,
apdssentenad to thirteen months impris-
66ment at Sioux Falls.
Billy CAMPBELL had his fine stallion
Northern on exhibition in the streets of
Willlamsport last Saturday. There were
a large number of farmers in town, and
the animal was much admired.
!. James B. Clayton, of Clayton school
district, whose friends are legion in the
Williamsport country, as well as through
out the Missouri Slope, visited the county
seat the fore part Of the week.
! Tribune. Thursday: Mr.. John Maha.
ney has severed his connection with the
clothing firm of M. Eppinger and taken
| position in the drug emporium of Tenny
O Remington. He started on his duties
yesterday.
George Jennings has given away valu,
able books by the hundred to cash Gus:
toners during the last six months. Buy
a small bill Of groceries Of him and take
home a large Webster's Dictionary or a
splendid Cyclopedia:; They will cost you
nothing.
i Father Martin, of Bismarck celebrated
mass at the residence Of Mr. Peter Far.
rell day before yesterday, Father Mar.
4 tin was much pleased with the interest
manifested, seventeen COMMITMENTS be.
ing in attendance. Four children were
baptised. Z! IS IS
Last summer, says the Darlington, In
dependent, 3. 81. Holcomh captured a
wounded wild goose: which became quite
tame. In the fall. when geese were go-
ing south TO winter quarters, the goose,