Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-11-10
N TOWN AND { ov7,y

IN TOWN AND 0U7yy
George Jsnnlns. Bi:nhtck, ..ll. only
for cash after Oct. I.
Mr.. Rosebery came 3owS Hon Hisd,e
yssterdsy afternoon and BfodtAt ~
first news OF the election.
Money talks" and butter and eggs
are Just a. good at the cash store Of
George Jennings, Bismarck.
Mr., BLAIR. . prominent. ssocklAsn OF
western Montana, has. been Waiting
In the Willismsport couhtry this week;
George Jennings buys butter, eggs r)1
al kinds Of farm producs, - usuki; bltss !.
gives no more credit. The books. ny.
closed. r. II:
M. Isaac Hooper. Of Bismarck. .errs-
senting John r. Hoagland. has bssp ~.
ting folks In . blaiaess way in the Bills
port mel Ghborhood this week.
Lincoln Gsil had tbs mfsfortune to
lose one Of his best work. .horses the
other dsy. N dsath II thought 10 have
besu caused by an overfsed Of corn.
Nj. L. t.. Buckley left last Wednesday
for Eureka, where he ezpects TO remain
during the winter. and tho best. Wishes
of bis many friends in these parts 20
with him. - =
The Record acknowledges an invita-.
tisn TO dance and eyster supper atthe
residence Of Mr.. snd Mrs. r. D. Smith,
of Burr Oak on Friday. the l7th day
Of November. i,
Mckinley 10 reelected governor Of
Ohio bv majority Of about ninety thous
sand. and New York, lows, Massachu.
sets and New Jersey all 10 republican BY
large wsjarlues., -. n. K
Born--At Lsmborn Hospital, BIsmsnck,
Saturday. Nov. 4, at $40 p. M, TO IL.
and Mrs.. Fred P. Knud.son. Of Livona,
Emmons county, N. D., . six.peun1 bo1
Mother and son doing nitely,. and PapA
Fred has ordered new clothes -.foi hfm.
self. 80
Our patents come BY way Of Steele and
generally get here Tuesday evening. II
they do not get here on that evening. No
cannot use. them, but have to rusIls
around. for oil the old truck in sight
They missed this week. and that 10 why
the inside pages OF this paper arc more i
venerable than usual,
DR. Hollembaek, the well.kuown old
timer of Bismarck, died LAST Saturday at
Lapborn Hospital. The funeral occurred
last Monday, and his body was taken BY
his brother, Attorney John G. Hplle1&
back of Duluth, to sauk Rsplds. allpn.. !
for burisl. DR., Hollsshk9G ~ SCSi
liked sud will be greatly missed. ~ s
Comr.ds waghsr, Of Win6joeana. writes:
sComrsae streeter: Theirs will 81. 8
meeting Of George 4. Custer post; No. /, 1
g, 4. r.. AZ Wiuoua, Monday evening,
Nov. l8 Tho post will be transferred
from Fort Yates to Wluona. Every old
soldier in Emmons county should join II, !.
and We shall have good post already
equipped aud in running order.''
A serious and painful accident hap.
peued TO Mr.. W: H. Conner on, Tuesday
night last. Together with -sevsrsl Other
settlers, he rode out to the public hre.
break some eight or niue miles southwest
of town. A prairie fire had been burn.
ing for some time, and tho farmers gath.
cred from all around to-. bnfu tho nie-
breaks. After his arrival there Mr.. Con.
ner got on horse that had been ridden
by young man who works for Capt.
Cotton. The horse bucked, and threw
him. knocking him sehseIsss. Mr.. Con.
uer was taken to the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Cotton. where he was kindly
cared for and next day removed to his
home. Dr.. Muench WAS sent for and on
his arrival 1t was found that the collar
bono was broken. The doctor also stated
that he thought there was 90 ssriousin-
jury except that to the collar bono, which
opinion gave much relief to sll, % Il had
been feared that there were internal In.
juries. =.
Asinal and Vegetable Life YosIa %
Near the Pols
1t is matter Of surprise to Ill who;
for the first time, have any experience
In high northern latitudes, to note tha
great abundance Of insect life In
Alaska. The writer Of this paragraph
was especially interested in noting fhe
large amount Of lsrve and other low,
conditions Of animal lite whieh w1s;
carried down from the melting glaciers
into the rivers and streams which
flowed from them. : It g TO. this that
we have to oattribute 't6S' great abun-
dsnce oftk66YgheT fcrms Of animaalifs
which prevails. Fish especially a1e In
such quantity near the coast, attracted:
by this abundance, that it seems liES
repeating the tales Of Baron Nun
chausen to the listener. The young
son-of the writer, who was with Him
in this expedition, was, with coupls
of Indians in . boat, able to drive,
salmon into narrow creeks In such
abundance that the boat could be
driven against the dsh IN their en-
deavors to escspe. They could lave
been dragged up in shoals By. any
strong and ordinary net In thA
earlier history Of Colorado very much