Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-07-28
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Go to George Jennings with your eggs
and butter.
John Haley is better. Johnny has had
pretty tough siege of it.
Mr.. and Mrs Streeter left Monday for
Chicago, to be absent until August 5th or
9th.
If you want good accommodations and
cheap rates 60 to the Pacific Hotel, Bis
marck
George Jennings buys more butter anG
eggs than all the other dealers in Bis
marck
There will be meeting of Williams
port school board to morrow Saturday
at p. m.
Sell your products at the Butter and
Egg Market, Bismarck - George Jcn-
nings, proprietor.
If you want square deal and the
worth of your money, trade with George
Jennings, Bismarck.
Mr.. s. L. Clark, of High Point, No., is
visiting his sister, Mrs. VIM. M. Baker, of
Mckenzie, Burleigh county. He arrived
last Wednesday.
Mr.. James Clark, of Richvlllc, Logan
county, was visitor to Emmons county
last week, coming over to get some estray
| horses that had been advertised.
If you wan, good goods at reasonable
prices, call on I. c. DeGraff, the Cash
Boot and Shoe Man, northeast corner of
Main and Fourth streets, Bismarck. Mail
orders will receive prompt attention.
The many friends of Miss Bertha
Packer, who Is teaching near Livingston
Mont, will be sorry TO learn that through
the rascalitY of Livingston bank cash
ier, who disappeared with the banks
funds, the young lady loses quite sum
of money.
Attorney Armstrong made a trip to
South Prairie last week, where he was re.
tanned as counsel for defendant Luther
Pierce charged Clarence East with maxi
ing threats against him. Glare was bound
over to keep the peace. Mr.. Parker pros
ccutcd aud Mr. Armstrong defended.
During recent visit to Logan county
the writer was informed that there are a
great many cstray horses IN the county.
Some are in the Richville fiat and some
| On Beaver creek. Some of them have
been taken up, and some are at large, be-
ing so wild that no one has succeeded IN
| capturing them.
Considerable space has been given this
week to the estray law. Where nearly
every one has stock, and grass grows free
on the prairie, there will always be
cstrays Sometimes it is necessary to
take them up, and the rights of all par.
ties, when this must be done, should be
generally known. .
When Messrs. Allen, Frank Loutzen-
hiscr, Elgar, Mocller, Becker and Mattl-
son were up on final proof business, Il
fortnight ago, the conversation turned to
the recent introduction of the Russian
cactus into some parts of the state; and
the settlers named stated that it had got.
ten q toothold in some localities in the
southern part of this county.
A lively game of base ball was played
Saturday evening between the Devasta-
tors and Annihilators, both of Billsburg.
An inning and half was played when
darkness intervened. Both sides won.
The Annihilators had the most runs. and
the Devastators would have had the
most runs" had they been able to play
their half of the last inning.
Donald Cameron, not the Pennsylvania
senator of that name, but the we'll known
shepherd and oldtime chum of Tom
Kelly, was in town Friday, He had been
herding sheep at Sheriff Mahaney s ranch,
but his collie dog "got a bone in It's
throat" and he started out to find hos
pital where the invalid could secure the
services of an eminent surgeon and have
its toast and beef tea properly prepared.
Luther Couch returned last week from
jamestown, where he had been employed
for about three weeks in the Northern
Pacific round. house. Mr.. Couch liked
the work (iring up engines that were TO
start out, and liked the people he worked
with; but there were thirteen hours of
night work, and he couldn't get used to
sleeping in the daytime. So, in order to
save his health, he relinquished the job.
Mr.. G. will again carry the Williamsport.
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