Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-09-22
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Mr. Mills Beech was over from Hamp- |
ton yesterday
Merchant Dwyer, OF Napoleon, was in
town Tuesday.
L<Lawycr Parker was a visitor to the
county seat yesterday.
Mcssrs. Tracy and Lynch were down
from Steele last Tuesday.
Treasurer Lee returned the fore part of
the week from his visit TO Winona.
George Jennings buys more butter and
eggs than all the other dealers in Bis
marck.
If you want good accommodations and
cheap rates go to the Pacific Hotel, Bis.
marck.
Hunters say that the ducks are very nu-
merous In Long Lake and in the creeks
and ponds.
IMessrs. Richolt and Holley, of Bis
marck, were visitors to Willlamsport
last uesday.
Sell your products at the Butter and
Egg Market, Bismarck - George Jen-
| niugs, proprietor.
fCapt. Flick paid flying visit to the
county seat yesterday. Mrs. Flick, who
was quite Ill, is considerably better.
| VT is probable that they are now "Mr.
and Mrs. n. D. Connor," as the wedding
was to take place Wednesday evening.
Presiding Elder sheckler will hold re.
hgious services at the scloolhouse in
Winchester on Sunday, Oct. 8, at II q. m.
vJohn Haley is getting along pretty
WE'LL at The Bismarck hospital. His
mother Is there, also. and Is in very poor
health.
Wheat has again reached the fiftS.cent
mark at Slope railway stations, and the
prospects, are that 1t will continue to
climb for while.
The dance ut the schoolhouse last Fri.
day night was quite success. There
was q fair.sized crowd present, and all
report very pleasant time.
fPruiriy chickens arc more numerous
than ever. Many have probably come
In from the region Of county 1o,thE Of
town that was recently burned over.
The Pierce county game warden sent
IN his resignation to the governor becuuse
he found nothing In the law proh,b Il
the shooting OF the game warden at any
time.
Recently Arthur Cheslcy looked through
the partly.open door Of his Rranury ant
SAW 4 flock Of prairie. chickens therein
He closed the door and captured ,h'
whole aock.
The steady southeast winds that re-
Gently blew day after day had au ex
, plalnabls oAuse--Connor, Armstrong ant
!. And.us xrc down that way spinning
North Dakota yarns.
kkr. W. l.. Yentor received lette
. from Mat Lockton tho other day. Mat
firing on tho Northern Puc,fc road ha
= been there for q long time, and expect
to soon be full fledged engineer.
What ,errible indictment against ou
so.cslled American statesmen, says tn
I | Fargo Foruml A fertile land groanin
with good crops, and with untold minera
treasures awaiting TO be dug from til
earth, overrun with hundreds OF thou
sands of homeless and hungry working
:, men
, Editor Bryant and pleasant party o
Logan county settlers made the Recor
office y welcome call last Saturday. The
o were on their way home from q visit I
J, the river region, aud were loaded wit
h steer berries. prairie chickens and diver
products Of the Land o Cunaan- othel
wise known ~ Emmons county.
I-aflss Bertha Packer has begun IN elgh
months term Of school o. Cokedal'
!. Mont, eight miles from Livingston. I'll
a salary IA very good COS per month-au
}. there are thirty-seven pupils In Miss Pacl
er's room. In letter to her paretits I'll
y young lady expresses hertelt 10 beiu
I. we'll satisfied with her new location.
10 From occasional para graphs In easter
papers, says tho Valley Olty Time
Record, Il would seem that there is muc
y exultstion over tho low price Of wheat o
's the part Of some of the Wall strsst Of
- orators. 10 1t causes England to buy, az
:. - consequently brings gold to this couutr'
- They get the gold but what does Il
farmer get'
ii Tho new settlers In the worthless de-
b. er.s Of the Cherokee strip, says the Fsrl
y Forum. are having terrible times vii
A. heat, dust and prairie fres. All the roat
I. leading out Of the region are throngt
with ragged and hungry victims feelr
In disgust from the bogus elyslum the
"a recently struggled like mad men to reac
" The pot of gold at the rainbow's end
nt always a little further ahead.
" 2dttor Patterson has been quite i'll, b
- is convalescing. Instead Of criticism
- :, as tue young editor seems to think u
~ Record may do, the writer hereof wish
% to express his sincere sympathy for Cha
lie in his illness and bis profound respe
~ for the devoted wife who has assist
y Mr.. P. so greatly in his work There isr
% much fun publishing country pap
u. these hard ,imcs-even for man IN go
~ health.
~ One of, the most astonishing sights
.. our foreign guests of week ago, 60
the St. Thomas Times, was the numb