Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-05-26
Charles Kupltz

visitors at the county seat this week.
Messrs. Stetson ard John I. Roop made
visit to Fort Yates, a few days ago.
Messrs. Edward Braddock and Martin
1fBosch were up from Beaver creek, Tues
day.
Mrs Lynn and her brother John Barlu,
were visitors to the Capital City this
week.
If you want good accommodations and
cheap rates go to the Pacific Hotel, Bis
marck.
/ Arthur Wescott Is in the Willamsport
country this week looking for cstray
horses.
Uncle Tom Bottonley has purchased
the Bismarck Winona stage line from.
Charles Lock.
A nice line Of Chlldren's Trimmed Hats
and Ladies' Untrlmmed Hats for 25 cents
at K. Brady & Co.'s.
G. Michael Putzer has filed on the claim
formerly In the possession of F. W. Linz
derman, who now lives in Fargo.
MIR. Scully, the Aultmau s. Taylor man
from Aberdeen, passed through town the
other day, on his way to Bismarck.
Mr.. W. F. Coon, of Buchanan, has his
house on his claim west Of Robert Blu.
chanan's nearly finished. Mr. Coon was
in town Tuesday.
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.
Prof. Keim has returned to Williams.
port to live. He is here "for keeps this
time, and will resume his residence on
his farm southwest of town.
| If you want good goods at reasonable
prices, call on l. G. DeGraff, the Cash
Boot and Shoe Man, northeast corner of
Main and Fourth streets, Bismarck. Mail
orders will receive prompt attention.
William Carmichael is now in BIS.
marck. His injured leg became so bad
that last Friday the doctors were obliged
ITO amputate it. He is very weak, but the
doctors have strong hopes that lie will re-.
cover.
Mr.. Swartz, of the Northern Pacific
tax department, accompanied by Banker
Clark, Of Steele, were in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Swartz paid into the county treasury
between $1,000 and $1,000 of Northern
Pacific taxes.
Tommy Sanders has taken possession
of the Miller farm, purchased by him
some time ago. And now Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanders can sleep soundly O. nights, re.
| gardless of whether or not the COWS are
on that "medder"
| Strayed--A bay mare of about 1000
pounds weight, with white face and white
hind feet; branded with link (more
nearly resembling plcket-rope swivel)
on left hip and right shoulder; OK with
G under it on left shoulder may have a
sucking colt with her Reward paid at
Record Office for information leading to
her recovery.
The glories of prohibition are set forth
to perfection in the following squlb from
the North Dakota Globe "a young gen
tleman representing an ale importing
house was in Wabpeton yesterday. His
business is to solicit individual orders for
ale. The ale, bottled, is shipped in bar
rels, seven dozen bottles to the barrel.
He has been travelling In North and South
Dakota for sixty days. and says he has
taken orders for 100 barrels.
v DE~Wllliam Muench, late OF the U. S.
11Army, has, after thirteen years Of service
as hospital steward IN the army, come to
his place at Emmonsburg to make his fu.
ture home there. He states that he is
we'll supplied with medicines aud most of
the latest surgical appliances, and solicits
the patronage of the people of the county,
with the understanding that he will treat
them professionally with as much consid-
Grafton as 10 finances as circumstances
will permit.
At the school election in Williamsport
district, Saturday, on the question of is.
suing $1,000 in bonds for the purpose of
refu9ding the $4,000 in bonds issued on
OcH1, 1884, and for redeeming all out
Standing district warrants, the measure
4rrisd by vote of II to 8. 1t is be-
GeTed that the new bonds can be nego.
tlated on basis much less than per
cent. the rate now being paid. 1t was
plain business proposition : borrowing
money from A al low rate of interest to
pay money borrowed from B at higher
rate.
Friday Of last week there was enough
wind in these parts to last for q long
time. 1t was straight wipd--in fact,
North Dakota is not the abode of
"twlsters"-but 1t was energetic and full
Of business. Considerable damage was
done to some Of the windmills in the
Williamsport neigbborhood. The mill at
8. E. Brindle's place was not damaged,
but it ran away, and before 1t could be