Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-08-26
IN TOWN AND, OUT.

Geo. Jennings store, Bismarck.
Ifyou want good accommoda and
cheap rates go to the Pacific Hotel, Bis.
marck.
Some'say that, owing to the rains of q
couple of weeks ago, late grain will be
the best.
Mr.. Mahln will preach in Wlliiamsport
next Sunday at 10 q. n, and in Danbury
at4 p. m.
The Wllliamsport school board held q
meeting last Saturday evening. The min
utes will appear next week.
Lincoln Cell is carrying the Livona
mail for Mr.. Boutillier-the job to last
until the harvest is completed.
Political announcements will be pub.
lished from date Of frst insertion until
last issue before election, for So cash.
Buy small bill of groceries from Geo.
Jennings, Bismarck, and you can get the
best and latest Atlas, Of the World for
nothing.
George Jennings store, Bismarck, is
headquarters for Emmons county people.
They all know where to get square deal
and low prices.
If you wish to get the top price for
your butter and eggs, sell them to Geo.
Jennings, Bismarck. The Butter and Egg
Market Of the Missouri Slope.
Baby Fielden is In good health and
growing fast. Mrs. Gel is still taking
care of her. Llzzie, the Oldest girl, is go.
ing to school to Mrs. Casselmaa.
Mr.. John Haley, of Livona, was one
of the load of passengers who alighted
from the Willlamsport-Livona stage at
the county seatWednesday evening.
John Boutilller has his windmill up.
W. L. Yeater has purchased from Mrs.
Herrick the Decorah windmill bought by
Mr.. Herrick shortly before his death.
There is money in bank to pay the fol.
lowing warrants of Williamsport school
district: No. 2s2; also, Nos. 1873, 1870,
1872, 211, 22s, eas, 24a, 24s, 257, and 2e1,
previously called. %
Few neighborhoods in the state--espe.
cially in the newer counties-are better
fixed for windmills than the Blllsport
country. Within half.dozen miles Of
town there are fourteen windmills, while
Winona has but one-the Times.
Mr.. H. G. Rhud was down from Bis
marck the fore part of The week. He re.
ports that business in the Carpentry line
is rushing IN The Slope metropolis. Mr..
Rhud will be down again before long to
build a new house for voting Jacob Kal.
berer. Mrs. Rhud and the children are
in good health.
The county convention calls will be
found on fourth page this week. The
Republican caucuses to elect delegates to
the county convention will be held at the
place in each school district where the
last caucus was held, on Friday, Sept. 80,
at 5 p. m. A voter, to be eligible to vote
at caucus, must be voter in that cleo
ton precinct al the coming election.
Mr.. Peter Kraft, of the Omio neighbor.
hood, sends to the RECORD list of the
losses in his neighborhood by the hail
storm of Aug. is: Peter Kraft lost owe,
1870 acres-half his crop; Jakob Fsistss
entire crop (110 acres) was destroyed
Kasper Feist had one half of 1870 acres de-
stroyed; Exit Keller had two.thirds Of
12O acres destroyed; Joseph Kraft lost q
third ef-his crop: Martin Fischer, in the
Exeter neighborhood, also lost heavily,
as did Joseph Bollinger, living about ten
miles west of Peter Kraft's place.
Brother Bryant, of the Napoleon
Homestead, with party of friends, re-
Gently took in the sights at Fort Yates
Of the return trip he says. in his paper
Thursday afternoon we started on oul
return homeward. On Friday at noon We
had reached the ranch Of Mr.. Case, eight
miles southwest of Williamsport, and en-
joyed short visit with Messrs. Case and
Frederick, and greatly appreciated thei,
Kindness
If some Of those eastern farmers couli
only come here, says the Dawson Stand;
ard, and see the immense piles OF hay
our people are putting up all over the
prairie and then be led to contemplate
that this great yield is from lands that
have never been cultivated or fertillzed
and that can be had for one.flfth the
price of lands there--and IN many In.
stances as the free gift of generous gov
ernment-what great awakening there
would be as to the advantages of NORTH
Dakota asa stock producing country.
In letter from Mrs. F. j. Brown, for
merly of Exeter, but now OF Bismarck
to an Emmons county lady, she says; 81
have suffered much since saw you last
My hearing is better, but am not nearly
as well as was month ago. / cough
terribly and have choking spells. The
doctors call it catarrhal consumption.
am doctoring all the time. am afrald
that when winter comes shall be dowr
again. Little Icy Fraleigh is failing fast
She was better last spring when the
warm weather came, but is now sinking
rapidly"
The great number and variety of wild
flowers on the prairies this summer, says
the jamestown Alert, is subject of com
mon remark. Beds of tiger lilies have
been found in all the low places and ia.
vorable spots; but the reign Of these gor.
geous prairie queens Is about over. The