Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-08-12
IN TOWN AND OUT.

If you want good accommodations and
cheap rates 60 to the Pacific Hotel, Bis
marck.
Mr. Mahiu will preach next Sunday as
follows; Williamsport at 10 a. m. Dams
bury at p m.
Sell your Butter and Eggs to George
Jennings, Bismarck, if you wish the high.
est market price.
Michael Muhauey, gt/south Prairie,
was a visitor to Williamsport the fore
part Of the week.
Are you prepared for prairie fires?
Mr.. C. E. Starr, of Beaver Creek, was
III town yesterday.
Mr.. E. E, Semlnge, pleasant and pop
ular as ever, has been visiting his many
friends in the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
for a week past.
international Stock Food is having
very large sale and always gives satisfac-
tion. A cash guarantee with every pack.
age. George Jennings sells It,
There was a strip of hail It uesday night
in the Fischer neighborA Aood, south of
Beaver Creek. Several hundred acres of
grain was completely destroyed
Major Hendcrshott, who has been woo-
ing back his health in thesWllliamsport
neighborhood for some ilne, is much i'm
proved, and will SOON leave for Fargo to
accept the position of night editor on the
Argus.
A Winona man "Do you know Ma.
Sherman? Well, Nat is a rustler. He has
been compelled to buck .somc hard fight
ers but he has come out all right. Nat
now has one of the best and bigges herds
of cattle IN the county"
George Jennings has given away vau.
able books by the hundred to cash Gus
toners during the last six months Buy
small bill of groceries of him and take
home q large Wcbster's Dictionary or
splendid CyclopGdia. They will cost you
nothing.
Citizen of Cherry Grove II isn't right
the way the work on roads and bridges is
being done out in our township. The
county does not get 25 cents on the dollar
IN work done. The county board should
see that value ls received, even if our com
missioner and road supervisor arc strong
personal friends. - , :!s,c RS
Atthe.sn schaol election, held last
..ss'a.drday. tifteen votes were cast--all in
favor of bonding the district for 5000 to
build schoolhouse on or near 3@134 N.
The general sentiment seemed to be that
tho people out that way were entitled to
a building, and that the amount asked for
to build it was very reasonable. ~
The judicial convention met ut Mandan
Tuesday. Judge Winchester was unanl
mouslY renominated. After adjournment
the judge inyited the delegates L"
a. dinner and banquet at the Barrow>
,restaurant--sald to bu the best place OF
its kind northwest of St. Paul-wherc
a pleasant hour was passed in discussing
the viands, spccchmakiug etc.
For Sale.-Three tat (dry) COWS; nine
steers-one four year. old, one three-year.
old, two two1year-olds, five yearllngs !;
two yearlinC ,heifers; two big heifer
calves. Or will trade for ewes. Have rs
wether lambs that I would like to ex-
change for eve lambs; would pay differ
ence, If any, in cash. Lambs are Shrop-
shire grades, and mostly big ones. D.
R. Streeter, Wllliamsport, N. D.
Broncho-Buster Charlie, IN last weeks
Winona Pi-Box, says he has much more
type and other material than the moral
lever at this end of the county Well,
what of it? Doth it profit a man-if he
have the whole earth and doesn't know
what to do with it? In other words, the
possession Of whelF type.foundry
wouldn't be of value to- a kid who doesn't
know the difference between thin space
and sledge~hammer.
Quarterly meeting was held at Winches.
ter last Saturday and Sunday, large con-
gregations being in attendance. Elder
Sheckler preached at 4 p. m. Saturday
and at II a. m. Sunday. Then he came
up to Danbury, where he preached at 4
O'Clock Sunday TO schoolhouse full OF
people. Mrs. Sheckler accompanied her
husband on his trip to Emmons county.
The elder and wife were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Cell; IN Williamsport Sunday
night.
The Lynn case was called for trial yes-
terday; Attorney General Spencer appear.
ing for the prosecution and States At
torney Register, of Burleigh county, for
the prosecution. The regular panel of
fourteen was exhausted, and eight tales
men called. Five jurymen were selected,
as follows Leonard Bricklcy, N Bcr-
kompas Peter Bartholomew, Elliott
Campbell, and John Baker. A special
venire was placed in the hands Of the dep
uty sheriff, ind he is out rustling for
twelve talesnen this morning. II
A queer crop condition prevails iu this
county. The showers have been local in
character, and as consequence, In some
parts crops'ere mucl, better than In 9th.
ers. In the southern par, of the county
the crops ere gcners!l} liEst-c.ase This
IS also true Of thc north half of the
county up to within fcw miles of WILL
Transport. The last three storms have
come within y few miles OF town on the
south, while here and north cf here 20 The
county line there wac ncnc. But, eyen