Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-10-20

There ought to be law requiring that
proper notice of eaucuses and conven-
tions be given.
Mr.. George X. Carmany and Mr.. Dan
lel Best, two bright young men whose
marriage notices are published elsewhere
in this issue, were in town Monday to
procure marriage licenses. They started
for the Holland settlement. They went
by way of Winchester. while Judge Row.
erdink came up by another route. arriv-
ing soon after they had left So they
had the round trip of eighty miles for
nothing.
Mr.. A. T. Bringhurst, a son of the
owner OF the Bringhurst farms in this
neighborhood, is out on business trip,
but Is also having some fun with the wild
ducks and prairie chickens. He saw his
brother Harry--formcrly so we'll and ia.
vorably known in Bismarck - at the
worlds fair, where Harry has been, in the
employ of the American Fire. Alarm Tel
egraph company, since the opening last
May. A. T. has all the pleasant and So
ciable ways that made Harry so popular
on the Slope.
AS usual, number of the excused ju-
rors went home without getting their ccr
tificates from the clerk. Perhaps 1t is
not generally understood that one of the
panel, even If excused when first called,
is entitled to one days pay ($2) and five
cents per mile for the round trip. Those
who went away without getting their Ger.
lificates should send III their names, days
of service and their mileage at once. The
certificates are the same as any other bill
against the county. and must be presented
to the county board.
MarrledAt Hampton, Oct. II, 1893,
at the residence of the brides parents, by
the Rev. s. T. Beer Miss Louise A. Smal;
and Mr.. George X. Carmany. At the
same time and place, Miss Lena Green
len, Of Duluth, Mimi, and Mr.. Daniel
Best, of Bayfield,. WIS.,, tbe Rev. Beer Of
ficiatlng. Mr.. and Mrs. Best left the
same evening to visit his brother at Wa.
tertown. s. D. for few days, and from
thence on to Chicago and the fair. From
there they will go to their future home n,
Bayfield,, WIS. Mr.. and Mrs. Carmafiy
will remain at Hampton.
Sheriff Mahancy went down to the
southern part of the county the fore part
of the week and arrested Martin Winter,
berg, charged with assaul'ing Thomas
Fladebo with dangerous weapon. The
sheriff returned Tuesday evening, and
yesterday the case came on for trial be.
fore Justice Edick, Mr.. Lynn appearing
for the state and Mr.. Armstrong for the
defendant. The witnesses for the state
besides the complaining witness, were
Wesley Kyckman, Miss Emma Ryckmun
and Samuel Solomopson. The justice helc
the defendant to the district court il
bonds of $780,
| ExShcriff Wade was in town a couple
of days during court week. visiting old
friends and acquaintanccs and buying
young steers. He was accompanied by
Mr. Maasteller, q young man who was
formerly an eastern journeyman printer
and who has worked ut his trade IN New
York and Philadelphia, but who now re-
sides on the Cannonball. At Williams
port Mr.. Wade met Capt. H. N. Bracket
Of North Abigdon, Mass, who had CONF
down from Bismarck few days before
and was waiting to meet Mr.. Wade ant
accompany him home. The captain hat
a fine time hunting while here, and vii
have even better sport during his STAY
over on the Cannoubsll, as deer as wei
as smaller game are plentiful this year