Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-12-02
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Negligee shirts of all descriptions at G.
NJ. Dahps, Bismarck
Mr.. George Burge was among the visit |
ors to the county seat this week.
Butter, eggs or cash are equally good at |
Geo. jennings store, Bismarck.
For anything in the gents furnishing |
line call on G. NJ. DAHL Bismarck
John Bartu was up from the banks of |
the bounding Beaver last Wednesday.
kJohn McCrory. of Wlnona, was Wis
ltor to Willlamsport day before yester-
day.
.lMr. H. G. Rhud came down from Bis
marck last week and remained day or
two.
If you want good accommodations and |
cheap rates go to the Pacific Hotel, Bis
marck.
Mrs Carmichael was in town Saturday,
circulating petition to Gov. Burke for
the pardon of her son, William
Mrs Waldroff's health is still very poor
and she was compelled to again 60
to Bismarck for medical attendance.
Buy small bill of groceries from Geo.
Jennings, Bismarck, and you can get the
best and latest Atlas of the World for
nothing.
Strayed--About a month ago, roam
heifer calf. Any one knowing the where.
abouts of said calf will please leave word
at this Office.
Consider this standing invitation to
you from G. M. DAHL Bismarck, to visit
his store whenever you have an opportu-
nifty to do so.
JL,~Mr. Albert G. Wagner. of southern EN-
mons, was visitor to the county seat
yesterday, and made the RECORD Office
welcome call.
Mr. John Stewart, of Dale, this county,
was visitor to Williamsport this week,
and honored the RECORD sanctum by a
friendly call.
George Jennings store, Bismarck, is
headquarters for Emmons county people.
They all know where to get square deal
and low prices.
Word comes from Winona that there is
considerable excitement down there over
illegal and arbitrary acts committed DUR
ing q contest for the possession of a house
belonging to Charles Lock. Our informs
ant could not give desalls.
Mr.. Derr has new "Dandy" windmill
on the road, We understand that Messrs.
Buchanan and Gouhnour are also send
ing for windmills. In this part Of the
country farm house without windmill
near by will soon be an exception.
1.-The voters of Wllliamsport district, at
a special election Saturday, 'arose In
their might--to the number of seven
and located the new schoolhouse on "the
northwest corner of the northeast quarter
of section 8, township 1874, range IT,"
|lS/The RECORD is sorry to learn that Mrs.
Thomas Parks--a lady whose kindness
and hospitality were so we'll known DUR
ing the years that she lived at Horsehead,
where all were welcome-is lying very Ill
IN Winona at the residence of her daugh.
ter, Mrs. John McCrory.
Treasurer elect Lee and States Attor.
ney Lynn were in town this week going
to and returning from Bismarck, They
have retained Hon. Alex. Hughes to make
fight for the offices to which the people
elected them, and which they were beaten
out of by the action of the returning
board.
The jamestown Alert calls on the anti~
prohibition newspapers Of the state to go
to bowling for the repeal of the prohib-
tion law. Tie democratic party has won
two elections in Richland county on the
resubmission issue, and there are but few
people here who would object to voting
on the question. -Wahpeton Globe.
f. Married--At the residence of the brides
brother, near Tappen, Kldder county, by
the Rev. Thurston, congregational minis-
ter at Dawson, Mr.. Ira M. Mandlgo, of
Emmons county, and Miss Hester NJ. Ma
hin, of Kidder county. The young people
will begin housekeeping in the spring, or
sooner If the weather is such as to allow
Mr.. Mand'go to build on his claim. Ira
was somewhat sly'about the matter, but
the RECORD forgives him and extends its
hearty congratulations to the worthy
young couple.
Editor N. Lutgen, for long time pub.
Usher Of the Eureka Independent (En-
gllsh) and the Eureka Post (German), has
disposed of the former paper to Mr.. NJ.
0. Ronayne, of the Mcpherson County
Herald, and the two papers have been
consolidated. The new paper will un-
doubtedly meet with success. as 1t has a
fine field in the busiest little city in the
twin states. Mr.. Lutgcn will now devote
his entire attention to the Post, and those
who appreciate enterprise and public
spirit wish him unbounded success.
Steele Ozone Numerous complaints
are made by citizens Of this county hav-
ing business in Emmons county, and by
farmers hauling wheat from there, about
the condition of the Wllliamsport road
where it crosses the slough running into
the lake. south OF the Thornhill farm.
The crossing place is quite soft and sew
eral wagons have stuck fust in the mud,
causing so much damage and delay that
most farmers now travel on the west side