Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-03-10
IN TOWN AND OUT.
CHARLES Kupilz.
Spring seems to have come to stay.
Our farmers are at work narrowing.

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Good work harness for $40 cash at the |
harness shop in Steele.
Mr. Fl. j. East, of Hampton, wasa visitor
to Wllliamsport yesterday, =,
When in need of good work harness
call at the harness shop in Steele.
Ferdinand Fischer was up from central
Emmons last Monday making final proof.
<Mr. Edward Braddock, Of Dakem, was
a visitor to the county seat last Monday.
If you want good accommodations and
cheap rates 60 to the Pacific Hotel, Bis,
marck.
You can get good library for nothing
if you buy your groceries of George Jen
nings, Bismarck.
George Jennings sells groceries cheap
for cash, and will give you valuable
premium besides
sTreasurer Lee came up from Wlnona
| Monday and Is again at his desk In the
| county building,
Clarence Hills is back from Jamestown
He reports that there is great deal of
snow in that part of the state.
Buy small bill of groceries from Geo.
Jennings, Bismarck, and you can get the
best and latest Atlas of the World for
nothing.
Butter, eggs, poultry or hides are al
ways wanted by George Jennings, BIS.
marck, who always pays the highest mar.
ket prices.
| Miss Lalie Yeater's term of school in
the Russian settlement has closed, and
she has returned home. She still speaks
United States.
Two brothers of Mrs George Holt, of
Logan district, intend coming out from
Minnesota this spring TO take up claims
IN Emmons county.
| DR.. Smytb, of Steele, recently told the
writer that he believed he could prevail
on a physician to settle in Emmons
county before long.
Mr.. Flim-"What ls there about these
long-haired musicians that attracts you
women so9' Mrs. Grim--"Just think
how easy long-haired man is to man
age" Elk.
The maps of the definite location of
the 500 road in Logan county. says the
Tribune, have been approved by the sec
retary of the interior and returned to the
Bismarck land office.
International Stock Food' is the best
condition feed You can get for horses,
cattle or hogs. Just what they want to
keep them all right through the winter.
George Jennings sells 1t.
Mr.. Truman Redington. who proved
up on claim here in the early days,
thinks of coming back this spring, to re-
main permanently. Mr.. Redngton now
resides in New York state.
Clare East, of the Hampton neighbor.
heod. was visitor to the county seat last
Monday. His band of 40 head of cattle
have come through the winter with the
loss of but one--a calf, with collie.
A Russian German named Henry Fautll
was IN town Wednesday to make his dec
laration Of intention to become citizen
, and to file ON homestead. He IS 7e
, years old, having been born in 1916.
The Rev. Rea, Methodist minister
well known and popular throughout TIE
Missouri Slope, was in town this week
returning home from Winchester where
he conducted the funeral services of Miss
Elsie Wescott.
Cattle on the Cannonball are repor tee
to haye wlntcred we'll. The storm and
the cold weather of February did no dam
age to speak of, and most of them WERE
we'll sheltered IN the timber and there wa.
no scarcity Of feed.
The placing Of the per cent penalty
on the personal property taxes for 1885,
has been postponed by act of the leglsla
ture until Oct. Is next. From the 1st O
the present month until paid such take
, draw per cent per month interest.
A judge was questioning an Irishmal
who had been assaulted, says an ex
change. He took you by the throat ant
choked you, did her. asked the judge
: "He did, sor," said Pat. "Sure, sir, h
squazed me throat till thought he woul'
make cider out of me Adams apple.''
1t seems inexpressibly sad that young
bright and affectlonate girl like Elsi
Wescott, healthy and apparently destined
to live many years, should be taken jus
as she was on the threshold of woman
hood. Deceased was the pet of her fam
e lily and highly regarded by all whe kne1
h her. The bereaved mother, father, BIS
d ters aud brothers have the sympathy o
:. all,
|<Billy Baxter, with his chest swelled ou
and carrying himself with great dignity
was in town yesterday. And the caus
of said dignity is given In the foIlown
i. notice Born--Monday morning, Marc
|, 6, 1893, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Baxter, q
n Logan school district, Emmons county
N D., nine pound boy. Mrs Baxte
had been very sick for some time. and a
will be pleased to learn that both she an
her little son are dong we'll.
, Tribune. Sunday: Tie dignity, firmncs
:. and fairness displayed by Senator Wors
Y in maintaining the right Of thesMajorit
7. of the senate in the heated discussion an