Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-06-16
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Joe Walker has returned to bis home in
Cherry Grove.
Mr. A. NJ Weller yst~a visitor to Will.
Transport, Tuesday.
Mr. L. E. Pierce, of Hampton, was a
visitor to the county seat last Friday.
If you want good accommodations and
cheap rates go to the Pacific Hotel, Bis.
marck.
Wheat is now lower than 1t has ever
before been, since the northwest was set.
tied.
Mrs. Stats and the Misses Mary and
Flora Lee, of Emmonsburg who had
been visiting with Treasurer Lee and
wife, returned home last week.
Born-Sunday, June II 1898, to Mr..
and Mrs. John l. Roop, "a son. Mother
and boy are doing wei, and Johnny
he ought to-come around and set up the
cigars.
There are now three wells in Williams
port. In addition to the town well, the
Jail we'll Is now in good order, and Mr..
Waldrof also has good we'll of water on
the hotel grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitcher and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lane-the ladies daughters Of Mr.. and
Mrs Robinson, of Glencoe, we're visitors
to Willlamsport few days ago, and
made the Record pleasant CALL
A regular dsluge of ram fell in tliis
part of Emmons county last Wednesday
afternoon. Wheat is coming along just
Dis though it was worth one dollar instead
of forty'odd cents at the railroad.
If you wan, good goods at reasonable
prices, call on l. c. DeGraff, the Cash
Boot and Shoe Man, northeast corner of
Main and Fourth Streets Bismarck. Mail
orders will receive prompt attention.
Our farmers should trade with those
who buy what they have to sell. George
Jennings has done more than all tue other
grocers of Bismarck to make market for
dairy products, and should have the
farmers patronage.
~rThe heavy rain Wednesday pre-.
vented the meeting being held at Will.
Transport for the purpose of arranging
for celebration on the Fourth. A meet.
Ing for that purpose will b. held to-.
morrow Saturday evening, at Z p. m.,
at the schoolhousc.
Mandan Pioneer, June 9: Shcaring can
be said to be we'll under way, but only a
small proportion of the Aeeces have been
cut. Sheepmen report a scarcity OF good
shearers. II there were any offers Of
wool; today, buyers SAY they could pay
| frum IL TO n cents for It.
| Manager Dickey may be an invalid and
all that, but he seems to have developed
the rustl,ng qualities of half dozen
able-bod1ed men. The people of the state
ought to appreciate the successful meth.
DDS Of our world's-falr manager. May
the old soldiers auburn locks serve as a
pillar of fire to guide immigration toward
North Dakota.
II you send manuscript to newspaper,
and it is not published right away, don't
take it for granted that it sleeps in the
depths Of the waste-basket. Especially
ia this the case when 1t Is sent to paper
whose publisher sets all the type, for fire.
quently he is unable for weeks at time
to find time to do the extra type.setting
required.
/ Strayed-A bay mare of about 1000
pounds weight, with white face and white
| hind feet branded with a link (more
nearly resembling a plcket-rope swivel)
on left hip and right shoulder; OK with
G under it on left shoulder may have a
sucking colt with her. Reward paid at
Record Office for information leading to
her recovery.
Hereafter the following will be the tar.
if on birth notices to 10 pounds, one
ten.cen cigar; 10 to 12 pounds, ditto
IL to Is pounds, 8 ditto; twins, dish of
rock candy and grain extract; triplets,
both the cigar and the candy-snd. grain
combination. When the printer mar
Is not remembered. the newcomer will
be limited to weight announcement Of
5@7 pounds.
Frank Ring,us, nephew Of Peter Le'
vim, who came out from Sweden, q couple
of years ago. recently sent back to the
old country for his Tswes.1eart, and sht
has arrived. Frank ~~as in town thu
other dav looking up marriage license
and was somewhat disgusted when b,
learned that he would have to make {
round trip Of eighty miles to do business
with the county judge.
. What the Neighbors Say: The Emmon
County Record has entered its tenth year
and is still ahead of the country.--Bis
marck Tribune. The Emmons County
Record has entered its tenth year, and ha
t been all the time under the same manage
ment. The Record is one of the ex
changes of this Office that is read with in
terest, and the Republican congratulate
Brother Streeter on its age.--McIn ntosl
Republican.
There ls one postmaster iu the count.
whom it is SAID the democratic leader
IN the county will bring charges against
proved that he is NOT bounced on genera
principles. Hull is the postoftice where
large number of the Germans in Sci;
school district receive their mail, and Ger
rit Haak is the postmaster. Last Octobe
r for three or four weeks Judge Stein