Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-07-29
IN TOWN AND OUT,

first Of the week.
Capt. Cotton ia erecting large tsasa
barn on his farm.
Another county-MoLean-ha has iaatr9etk. |
ed for Judge Winchester,
The B, B. Moss horse herd moved oh
toward Eureka last Monday.
Lincoln Gel and family have moved on
their claim In Logan school district,
Johnny Rartu. of Beaver Greek, was a |
visitor to the county seat last Saturday,
George jennings, Bismarok, will buy
your Butter and Eggs every day IN the
year.
1fyou want good accommodation and
cheap rates go to the Pacific Hotel, Bis,
marck.
Mr.. Mahin will preach next Sunday at
Wllliamsport at 10 a, m., and at pspbury
at p. m.
Broncho, Buster Charlie also yeeps al
the editor Of the RReoRn last week,
Shoe, f1yt
Messrs. AL. Honstalu and Michael Ma.
haney. Jr,, of South Prairie, were In town
yesterday.
Work is steadily progressing ia plekey
county on the RlamEek branch Of the
500 railroad.
w. s. Casselman, wearing twesstery
Cleve & Steve hat, was Aems Saturday
and Sunday Of last week.
Lawyer Parker, accompanied by his
little granddaughter, was visitor to
Willlamsport last Monday.
Little Willie Mandlgo's health Is very
poor this summer-so poor as to keep
him from school and Sunday school.
Oats 8 feet II inches in height, from
1.-The farm Of Mr.. n. W. Allen, Cherry
Grove, are on exhibition at the postoftice.
Miss Bertha Packer came down last
FRIDAY from Burleigh county, where she
IS t,aching school, to spend day or two
with her family.
:Cnattel-mortgage slnches and collection
Eagenoy hoodoos won't help candidates for
county Office this fall, under the kangaroo
system of voting.
Billy Baxter, Of Logan township, was a
recent visitor to Bismarck. Ho reports
that some fields Of grain up that way are
not looking flrst.class,
Hay on the upland is heavy this year.
EEd Campbell cut eight bis loads in as
many hours, and Will parr cut twenty
five loads IN day and q half.
International Stock Foud is having a
very large sale and always gives satisfac.
tion. A cash guarantee with every pack.
age. George Jennings sells 1t.
Samples from the Cherry Grove farm
l6f~Mr. ". T. Jagd-alfalfa feet high,
I red clover 81 feet, and timothy 81 feet
are on exhibition at the county building.
Ezra Thurber set fire the other day
to destroy lot Of rubbish. and 1t smol
dered in manure pile until next day
when 1t broke out afresh and burned up 9
seeder.
| A wedding, in which q couple Of
wellknown young people residing il
the central part Of the county ore to bt
the contracting parties, will take place In
few days.
Mr.. I, &. Bentley has sold his farm. si,
miles south Of Willlamsport, to Mr.. Geo
Wcscott. Mr.. Bentley will harvest thu
years crop, however, Mr.. Wesrett taking
possession this fall.
Justice Flick, who was In town satuF'
day, informed the RECORD that on Jul,
Bthrhe united In marriage Mr., Luthe
E,Wesoott and Miss Henrietta WInterberg
both Of this county.
Mrs. streup, daughter Of Mrs. Capt
Flick. and her two children, are vlsitlnl
at the residence OF Capt, and Mrs, Flick
on South Prairie. The visitors will re
main about month.
Considerable damage has been don't
this year by the mosquitoes pulling late
planted corn. They also very yeuR.
chickens and turkeys, which mistsk'
them for eagles and hawks,
Russians who have been up freHa south
era Emmeas during the past week Feper
wheat, cats and barley looking we'll aRt
fax better than In aay previous seasel
since they settled In the county,
Mrs, p, W, LiadermaH, whe fermeFt!
lived In the WilllamspeFt aeighberheed
but who with her husband aad daughte
moved to Fargo several years ago, dle'
last Monday Of Inflammation of th'
; stomach,
Mr. J, W, Henderson, Of the lewe
Beaver Creek country, was Ia town eatuF
day. He brought up some samples Q
oats and wheat that are growing On III
place-the former feet 10 Inches an
; the latter 4 feet 6 inches high.
George Jennings has given away valu
:, able books by the hundred to cash Gus
toners during the last six months, Blu,
a small bill Of groceries Of him and tax
home large Websters Dictionary or
,. splendid Cyclopedia. They will cost yo'
. nothing.
1t seems that Mr.. Edward Savage an
Mr.. Albert Robinson - both Campbell
y men-wanted to instruct the delegatio
from Logan school district to the count
!. convention for Armstrong as delegat
to Fargo. But the caucus wouldn't hav
n it that way.
n A number of complaints Of failure t