Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-06-30
FOURTH
IN TOWN AND OUT.


cheap rates 60 to the Pacific Hotel, Bis
marck.
Sell your products at the Butter and
Egg Market, Bismarck - George Jcn-
nings, proprietor.
Mr.. Chas. Mitschrich, of Eureka, made
business trip to Williamsport and south
ern Emmons this week.
Miss Linda Robidoux, of Toledo. Ohio,
arrived last Friday on visit to Mr.. and
Mrs H. W. Allen, of Cherry Grove.
Mr.. Boutllller has been bringing in
from Livona some fine fish, of late, for
which he quickly found customers.
Senator Worst leaves for Fargo by way
of Steele, to-day. He will speak at Mo.
mango, Dickey county, on the Fourth.
Mr.. Hickle is not with the Winona
Times at present. That accounts for the
recent peculiarlties Of spelling, punctua.
ton, ETC., in that sheet.
The Fourth of July committee on deco
ration will meet Monday at p. m. to
"A
full attendance is requested.
Oscar, the young man who works for
Capt. Cotton, was badly injured by being
kicked by horse, yesterday. His jaw
was broken. He was taken to Steele for
treatment
Messrs. Buchanan, Goughnour, Good
| win and Streeter were in Bismarck last
Saturday, where the frst-named proved
up on homestead and the last named4on
timber claim.
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.
Our farmers should trade with those
who buy what they have to sell. George
Jennings has done more than all the other
grocers of Bismarck to make market for
dairy products, and should have the
farmers patronage.
Showers this week helped grain little;
but good, soaking rain is needed. An
insect said to be the regular old-fashloned
chlnch bug, is doing considerable damage
to wheat in this nelghborhood, and in
other parts of the county heard from.
The young men of the Williamsport
neighborhood--aud those not young who
like to play base ball-are requested to
meet in town tomorrow Saturday., at 3
p. NJ, for practice. It is desired that
there be good attendance, so that two
mines can be chosen.
Messrs. Peter Kraft and Jakob Fischer
were in town Friday on their way home
from Fargo, where they had been sent as
a committee to consult with Bishop
Stanley as to the permanent location of
a German-speaking priest in the settle.
mcnt. They reported that their mission
had been successful.
II. T. Thompson & Co., the Chicago
wool dealers, write: '"The wool market
is very quiet in fact, there is no market
at the present time. All indications
point to slow, dull season, and lower
prices than we have seen in many years
We feel, however, that we are in posi-.
tion to do as we'll as any one but do moi
send 1t to us expecting prompt sales and
good prices at such time as this"
Charley Edick has received free trans.
portation from Buffalo, N. Y, to Gettys
burg, and an urgent invitation to attend
the gathering Of New York veterans
which is to take place early in July. Mr.,
Edlck cannot get away just now, to at.
tend which is great disappointment tc
the old soldier, as he would then NEE,
many of his old comrades who were with
him there-but not for pleasure or theil
health --thirty years ago.
In publishing Mrs. Locks request fol
information as to the whereabouts of hel
husband, the. types said that he was
! feet 20 inches tall, instead of feet II
inches tall. Charlie, of the Times, makes
merry thereat. But it is probable that ir
the days when the toe of Mr.. Locks bro
gan was wont to fan portion of the
Times mans anatomy with such period
.ical regularity, the youngster thought
that Lock was some 20 feet high.