Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-07-15
IN TOWN AND OUT.

ySupt. Andrus and County Judge Rows
efdIuk were IN town this week,
Rev. Mr.. Spau gberg Nutheranlprcacled
last Sunday in Cheny Grove.
George Jennings Bismarck, vii! buy
your Butter and Eggs every day in :he
year.
If you want good accommodations and
cheap rates go to the Pacific Hotel, Bis
marck.
People too numerous to mention, from
all parts Of the county, have been in town
this week.
Sell your Butter and Eggs to George
Jennings, Bismarck, if you wish the high.
est market price.
Mr.. Packer, week ago, had on exhibit
ton at the county building sample of
oats p feet high.
B. 3. Moss, the veteran householder,
has been in town for two or three days.
He will leave on Monday for Eureka.
The county commissioners, as board
Of equalization, were in session this week,
and the various assessors appeared before
them.
international Stock Food is having
very large sale and always gives satisfac-
tion. A cash guarantee with every pack
age. George Jennings sells 1t.
Bismarck Settler Miss Bertha Packer
is giving good satisfaction as teacher of
Logan school. Her scholars give an en-
tertainment this week to buy flag.
On account of cool weather K. Brady
s. Co., Bismarck, will close out their
summer stock of Millinery at about cost.
Come early and make your selections.
Bismarck Settler: The noted land office
case Of P!J. Lyon VS.. W. F. Steele has
been decided at Washington in favor of
contestant, and Pat now has one of the
most valuable tree claims IN the state.
Dan Williams--thc genial and kind
hearted Dan--was visitor to Williams.
port Yesterday, Mr.. Williams recently
returned from trip to Europe, but says
that the United States is the greatest
nation Of all.
George Jenninga has given away vala'
able boolls 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 Websters Dictionary or q
splendid Cyclop@dia. They wiltcost you
I nothing.
Tribune Tom Kelly was up from En-
mons county yesterday with load of
wool, ANDY its value in the market to day
is Se4s. Pom got an average of over six
pounds to the fleece OF very fine grade
of WOOL For long distance haul wool
is more profitable than wheat.
Uncle John Parkei's family have re-
turned to Winchester from California.
Besides Mrs. John Parker and Mrs. Pot
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Parker also came
back. Chat4ey was in town Thursday.
He is not looking as well as he did when
he left Emmons county for the Pacific
| coast.
AT the Williamsport republican caucus,
held Saturday, for the purpose of choos-
| ing five delegates to tho county conven-
tion, John If. Cell was made chairman
and E. CT Campbell secretary. and the
following @erc chosen as delegates John
F. Gell, &c. Campbell, Fred. Cotton, G..
H. Edick and p. r. Streeter.
Bismarck has had two heavy rains DUR
ing the week--one on Monday and one on
Wednesday. On Monday lightning struck
six buildings IN the Capital City, doing
some damage. There was no bodily harm
done, although there were some close
calls. Very little rain has fallen during
the week IN this neighborhood.
A farmer from the nelghborhood of
Edgeley, LaMoure county, was in town
last Tuesday looking for an estray horse.
He said that he inquired of a man in
Cherry Grove district as to whether he
knew of the animal whereabouts, giving
description thereof. The man said that
for $5 he would send him to man who
could tell him where TO find his horse.
The money was paid, and the owner was
directed to the man who had taken up his
horse. He Justly denounced as mean
trick the charging of SIS for information
obtained from reading an estray notice in
newspaper.
Edgeley Sentinel Work is processing
on the 500 line west Of Merlicourt right
along, and, while it is said that there will
be only twelve miles built, yet there is
mystery connected with the movements
of the surveyors and those III authority
that lead many TO believe that work will
not stop until Bismarck is reached. On
the twelye.mile stretch al the grading
contracts have been let except about
three miles, and there is a great demand
for men and teams. 1t. is authortativelY
stated that town will be started on
2e-133-66, in LaMoure county. The new
town viii likely be called Organton. as it
will be on part cf Elijah Organs land.
There was destructive hail-storm last
Monday in Mercer county, which is situ-
ated on the west side of the river, oppo.
site Mclean county. A dispatch from
Stanton, the county seat, dated Tuesday,
July 10, says: 'Thc most destructive
|>hailnstorm that ever visited this county
passed over this place at 2 p. m. yester-
day, The wheat crop of the county is
destroyed, every window facing the north