Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-08-11
IN TOWN AND OUT.

George Jennings buys more butter and
eggs than all the other dealers in Bis
marck.
Ifyou want good accommodations and
cheap rates 60 to the Pacific Hotel Bis.
marck.
The Hon. II. s. Parkin, of the Cannon.
ball ranch, was visitor to Wllliamsport
this week.
Lawyer Parker, of Winchester, was a
sojourner at the county seat couple of
days this week.
Sell your products at the Butter and
Egg Market, Bismarck - George Jcn-
uiugs, proprietor.
Billy Campbell was in town the fore
part of the week, on his way from BIS.
marck to Eureka.
All the wolves in the Billsport neigh
borhood kept in their holes Wednesday.
Uncle Ben Corbin was in town.
Mr.. Patterson. representing the Gull
River Lumber Company, Bismarck, has
been visiting the WILLIAMSON country
this week..
Mr.. Jesse NJ. Stetson. of the firm Of
Ezra Stetson s. Son, horsc-dealcrs ut Me-
ponset, Ill.,, was in town for several days
this week looking after Ills interests here
abouts.
Haying is III full swing. A large
amount of upland grass Is being cut In
the Williamaport neighborhood. 1t IS of
good quality and contains very little
needle grass.
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.
Auditor Armstrong last week received
letter from the coroner OF the county 10
which Livingston, Mout.. Is situated. an.
nouucing that on July 10 last Fred Ar.
gast. formerly of this county, committed
suicide there.
Harvesting Is in progress in this county.
Contrary to the experience of former
years. grain on spring blowing is better
than that on fall plowing This year has
again demonstrated that rye comes near
beiug sure crop in this part of the
country.
The early settlers in the Williamsport
country will remember little Lucy En-
glish. who came out from Chicago in 's3
with the writer's family, and who re-
turned to the city in 'S7. Lucy-who is
"little' Lucy no longer, being q young
lady of 18 or thereabout-ls keeping
house for htr brother and two sisters
during the long illness of an older sister,
young lady Of "a, who has been the
mother" of the family since their mother
died. three years ago. Miss English in
quired regarding her old Emmons
County friends, and intends to come out
on visit next year. Mr.. and Mrs. Strecter
are under obligations to Miss Lucy for
acting as their guide during the latter
part of their visit to Chicago.
There has been considerable interest
manifested this week in Wllliamsport in
a legal fight between John I. Roop,
plaintiff, and Jesse NJ. Stetson, represent
ing the firm of Ezra Stetson s. Son, the
well-known horse-dealers of Bureau
county, III. Roop had the horses of his
former employer attached for salary
claimed to be due. Mr.. Stetson is seekin e
to get the attachment set ASIDE, claiming
that he has already paid Roop more than
his services were worth that Roop neg
lected and maltre.ted defendants stall
lions while they were in his charge that
he made false statements as to sales, and
in divers other ways failed to look after
the interests of the firm that hired him.
The case will be tried at the next term of
the district court
Items picked up by friend during the
editors absence July A-Messrs. Franz
Wentz and Sebastian, Ludwig and Joseph
Schmalz were IN town on land business
July 27--Mr. Puckett of Eureka, repre-
senting the Eureka Exchange Bank
agency, was in town. July 2s-George
Backhaus came up to secure O marriage
license. He started south to hunt up the
county judge. July 29--Michael Gefroh
and Martin Wald were IN town on land
business. July 80 - Kasper Thomse,
Franz Wentz and Michael Heintz were
up on final.proof matters. Lawyer Lynn
left for Winona to represent the state IN
the examination of Charles Lock, charged
with adultery, before Judge Patterson.
Aug.41-Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong returned
last evening from a trip 10 Bismarck.
Attorney Lynn returned from Winona.
Charles Lock and Edith Hyde were bound
over to the district court. Aug. 2--Ja.
cob Kalberer, Sr. made timber. culture
proof. Frank Powers was IN town.
Aug. 5--sunday-school picnic to-day at
McGinnis' Grove. John I. Roop attached
three stations belonging to Ezra stctson
s. Son. Mrs. Eliza Loutzenhiser made
pre-emption final proof.
California Fruit Laxative is Natures
own true remedy. It combines the me.
dlcinal virtues of California fruits and
plants which are known to have o bene.
fcial effect on the human system. Al.
though harmless to the most delicate con.
stltution, 1t IS thorough aud effective, and
Will afford permanent cure for habitual
constipation and the many disorders aris-
Ing from weak or inactive condition of
tho kidneys, liver. stomach and bowels.
For sale by all druggists at so cents