Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-07-14
IN. TOWN AND ouI..

Go to George Jennings with your eggs
and butter.
Born-On Saturday, July I, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Neugebauer,. of Williamsport. girl.
Mr.. Braddock was in town yesterday
with a couple, of teams. on his way to the
river,
George Jennings buys more butter and
eggs than all the other dealers in Bis
'marck
# you Want good accod odhmodations and
cheap rates 60 to the Pacific Hotel. Bis.
'marck. "''t"'
+; II is reported, that Mr.. H: F. Douglas
has sold! has ranch near Wiuona to eastern
partiess.
| Those "reminiscences Of Twenty years
ago" in the Bismarck Tribune, are inter.
esting reading.
:, Attorney Philbrick, Of Bismarck, Wis:
tied Williamsport this week on profes-
Csional business.
Sell your products at Tie Butter and
Egg Market, Bismarck - Georgs Jen-
nings. proprietor. :.
Sheriff and Mrs. Ma6aney went down
yesterday to visit the homie ranch, They
/ will Be back to-day.
If you want a squire. deal and the
worth Of your money, trade with George
Jennings, Bismasck.
The services held at the schoolhouse
during the week by the Rev. Hoff have
been we'll attended.
Charley Starr is digging cistern for
! Auditor Armstrong--the first in this
4neighborkeod. il not in the county.
Geor4e Whaeu naade final proof at the
county seat, Tuesday. on the best timber
claim-as to success with trees-in the
FcountY- :. . ..'
Mrs. M. A. Wallace. of Milan, Mich,
arrived last week to spend the summer
with Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Allen. Of Cherry
Grove
Charley Boutlllier took John Haley to
Lamborn hospital. Bismarck, Tuesday.
His mother went with HIM. He is get
ting along pretty we'll.
James S. Seymour, with David Black
| and Lew s. Glover as witnesses, made
successful proof on his timber clam. Sat-
urday, at WiIriamsport.
Ten days from to-day Tie editor will
shake the hayseed from his hair and, in
company with the publishers wife, de-.
part on wo.weeks' trip to Chicago
Miss Connor's school in Burlelgh
county has closed for . two.week's vaca
tion, and che came down the fore part Of
the week to pass the fortnight at home.
The following letters remain uncalled
for ia Williamsport postof1ce John B.
Baker ~, Miss Maggie A. McKan, Miss
Sadie Jones, Sgnos Rafael p. Caprio.
Mr.. c. E. Starr returned recently from
trip through Brown, Beadle and Kings
bury counties, South .pskota. He re-
ports that the crops are very poor down
that way. a. m -;
Thecounty board was in session Mon
day and Tuesday, part of the time as an
Equalization board. Assessors McRay
and East were also present. Proceedings
printed next week.
The Rev. Father Vincent, who will
in future be stationed in the Russian set.
tlement, came down from Bismarck Mon
day with Mr.. Philbrick, and held services
in Williamsport Tuesday morning.
II you want good goods At reasonable
prices, call on !. @. DeGrati, the Cash
Boot and Shoe Man, northeast corner Of
Main and Fourth streets, Bismarck. Mail
orders will receive prompt attention.
Mr.. Waldroff took his wife to Bismarck
last Monday, and she is lying very ill al
the residence Of her sister. Ono Of the
most pnfavorable symptoms is that her
stomach refuses to retain any food what
ever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly have been up from
their Spring Greek ranch this week. The
wheat on Toms Williamsport farm is a
good deal above the average in these
parts.
Young Arthur Conner broke his arm
last Saturday. he fell of horse that hf
was taking out to picket, and broke hi
arm. He was taken to Steele to secure
the services Of a physician.
Messrs. Jasper Denhem, john Edlch
and John Baker are just finishing sixty
acre job of plowing for Mr.. Rhud on hi
homestead. With their three gang
plows, they have gone through the worl
IN short order.
Ex-Sheriff Wade was in town Thursday
night of last week, and made successfu
proof on his timber claim. Frank Parks
and Al. Winnings were with him as wit
nesses. Mr.. Wade reports that Mrs
Wade, little Frank and the baby are il
very good health.
Uncle Ben Corbin, the Wild and Woolly
Wolf.Waylayer 6f the West, was in towr
last week, and turned oyer a big lot ot
wolf heads to Auditor Armstrong for the
bounty. Ben has>killed SO wolves so fal
this year. The sheep ralsers and poultry
loving housewives should have Uncle
Ben's picture hanging over the mantel
piece.
| The last issue Of the Chicago Wool and
Hide Shipper says: There has been but
slight change in values, with a movement
for the better in the general situation
The slight Improvement noted in our las