Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-04-28
IN TOWN AND OUT.

De draU LOT bargains, always.
De CRAFTS for the latest in Hats and
Caps.
Session Laws Of '93 for sale at this
Office.
MFRS. Ira Mandigo is teaching in Logan
school district.
De Graft fer Notions, Stationery and
Druggist sundrles.
Y Miss Rettie Yeater Is teaching school
in Burr Oak district.
Good work harness for $40 cash at the
harness.shop in Steele.
DE Graff'sfor Happy Home all wool
quartered Clothing at cost.
A fine line of Butterick Patterns can
be found at K. Brady 6 Co.'s.
When in need Of good work-harness
call at the harness shop in Steele.
Gov. ShortridEs has issued proclama.
ton naming Saturday, May 8, as Arbor
Day. IL
If you want good accommodations and
cheap rates 60 to the Pacific Hotel, Bis.
marck.
It is reported that Commissioner Van
Beck is about to start blacksmith shop.
Ask him about it.
A nice line of Chlldren's Trimmed Hats
and Ladies' Untrimmed Hats for Is cents
at K. Brady s. Co.'s.
The Methodist conference now in ses
sion at Fargo has located the Rev. Mahin
at LaMoure for another year.
FMr. Brock went, up to Bismarck the
fore part Of tho week to consult with
visiting ocu!ist, DR.. Whittier.
Merchant Conner has just erected new
barn in Willlamspert. Though not large,
the new building Is very convenient and
substantial.
Take care of your COWS. Make all the
butter you possibly can, and sell it to
George Jennings, Bismarck. Butter will
pay the year around
Mrs P. Corcotan, mother of Mrs. Bax.
ter and Mrs. Hendershott, is getting along
fairly we'll. The wounds she received In
falling down Stairs we're very severe and
painful.
Farmer Kelly, who has been trying to
put in his Williamsport land, got DIS.
gusted with the "sprlng'' weather and
went back to Winchester to "wait till
the clouds roll BY"
There is money In poultry. Nothing
on your farm: will pay so we'll as your
hens, if you take care of them. Sell
your eggs to George Jennings and get
the highest market price,
A letter received recently from La
Moure, where the Rev. Mahin was sta-
toned after be left this county, reported
that Mrs. Mahin had been very sick, but
was then in better health.
If you want good goods at reasonable
prices, call on I. G. DeGraff, the Cash
Boot and Shoe Man, northeast corner of
Main and Fourth streets, Bismarck. Mail
orders will receive prompt attention.
There will be meeting IN Williams.
port tomorrow, at 2 p: M, for the pur-
pose of hearing and acting upon the re-
port Of cemetery committee chosen at q
meeting last fall, Everybody invited.
miss Ella Yeaters term of school here
closed last Friday. Miss Yeater, as q
teacher, h as given general satisfaction to
lhe patrons of the school. The young lady
will soon return to her old home in Ohio.
The Red river was clear out of it's
banks last week. Dick Drummond, the
old Bismarck Tribune pressman, who has
taken situation at Grand Forks, reached
his new location just in time to entef the
Herald press:room in flatboat.
About twenty Russ o German newcom.
ers visited Wllliamsport during the past
week. Most of them landed at New
York during the present month, and they
visited the county seat to take out their
first papers and file on homesteads.
Wahpeton Globe: If anything was
needed to add to the popularity of sena-
tor Hansbrough in North Dakota, his re-
marks IN the senate in defense of Senator
Roach fully supplied the deficiency. And
then the manner id which he walloped
the Hon. Judson La Moure around
among the cuspldors was the finishing
touch:
/Senatof Worst and Miss Ollie came
down from Bismarck last Saturday. Mr.
Worst returned to the Capital City day
before yesterday, and will be back tor
morrow with Mrs. Worst; The people
of the neighborhood will be pleased to
welcome the family home, and trust that
necessary association with Jud La Moure
for sixty days has not injured out senator
spiritually.
v Mr.. W. L. Yeater went to Bismarck
Monday, and on Tuesday attended a
meeting of the reform-school board al
Mandan. When the well-known demo.
crat thinks how near he came to being
appointed on the penitentiary board and
to lawsuit; he smiles--and smiles. Mr..
Yeater returned homie yesterday evening.
He was elected president Of the reform.
school board.
There will certainly be great deal
more care exercised i'll Emmons county
this year than there.w last yesr to keep
the Aocks OF sheep from being SO badly
damaged by the needle grass. I'm To laAt