Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-11-24
IN TOWN AND OUT.

his trip to Chicago.
At Brunsman's you will find full
line of window glass, putty, etc.
M S. E. Brindle bulcbcred hog the
other day that dressed 405 pounds.
If you want good accommodations and
cheap rates go to the Pacific Hotel, Bis
marck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Honstain, OF SoutHS
Prairie, we're guests of Sheriff and Mss
Mahaney last Sunday.
George Jennings buys butter, eggs,
poultry and hides, and sells goods in pay.
ment therefor at cash, prices.
Pay cash and ask no favors. Go to
George Jennings, Bismarck. and got bot
tom figures on all kinds Of groceries. :
Messrs. Jakob Fischer, Albcnus schnef
der and other settlers from Exeter district
were visitors to the county scat Monday.
George A. Custer Post, G. A. R., will
meet on Saturday evening. Dec. g. at
Winona Comrades are cordially invited
to be present.
Mr. Jasper Denhem, of the Williams
port neighborhood, is another settler who
barn this season.
Eggs areshigh, and will be all winter
Buy a package of Poultry Food" of
George Jennings and double the produc-
ton of your hens
The officials at the county building say
that the Ignite from the Edlck s. Worst
mine, in this county, is the best Ignite
that has ever been used in this nelghbor-
hood.
Nicholas Sch6tanus visited the county
seat last Saturday and made final proof
on his homestead. Two of his neighbors
John Van Bowen and Cornels Van Aar-
den, came along as witnesses.
There will be big dance at Winches.
ter on the evening of Thursday next
(Thanksgiving) There will be good music,
and it Is safe to predict that there will be
large crowd and lots of fun.
| A letter from L. T. Buckley, dated
Nov. l5, says: my address will be
Helm, Campbell county, S. D. Please
send my paper there, Have engaged a
school; commence tomorrow" -
| Fred Shearer and Rob Yeater write
i"Please send US your paper. We arc
teaching IN Russia. Both of us have
lgood large schools, and we are having a
good time. Send paper to Helm, Camp
bell county, 8. d." ........
'Postma ster Arch ambault writes: "Therc
was sorrel horse loft about six miles
east of Williamsport l should like 10
find out where he is: One of his left feet
is white. He is about six years old, and
Is pacer." Any one knowing said pa.
GERS whereabouts, please send word to
this Office.
The Boutillier family had narrow
escape from being burned out the Other
day. Some bedding in an upper room
caught fire. from a atovepipe passing
through the floor, and when discovered
the bedstead and bedding were blazing
in great shape. Some quilts were burned
} up, and the bedstead, mattress and feather
bed badly damaged.
Lost--About month ago (on Oct. rs
a llght-colored shepherd dog; female
J She is good dog, and her owner would
: like to make her acquaintance once more
Therefore, if any one knowing of hel
, whereabouts will inform Michael Rush
the aforesaid owner of the aforesaid dog
whose address is Wiliamsport, he viii
confer way.up favor on an homes
, granger who needs the said canine.
The case of George Greensteiner vs.
Luther Wescott, on change of venu,
from Justice Patterson, was before Jus
tlce Edick Wednesday evening and al
day yesterday. The case was decided il
favor of plaintiff, and defendant ap
pealed to the district court. Lynn fo
plaintiff and Parker for defendant. i
J was a hotly. contested legal battle, ane
good-sized crowd of settlers were in at
tendance during the trial listening to th,
evidence and thespeeches of the opposing
r counsel.