Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-06-02
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Session Laws of '93 for sale at this
Office.
A fine line of Butterick Patterns can
be found at K. Brady & Co.'s.
Tommy Sanders was visitor to the
Williamsport country last week.
The plentiful rains have caused the
grass and grain to grow rapidly.
Mr.. Glasscock, of Burle,gh county, was
in the Williamsport country this week.
If you want good accommodations and
cheap rates go to the Pacific Hotel, Bis
marck.
Sell your products at the Butter and
Egg 'Market;s Bismarck = George Jen.
nings, proprietor.
About score Of people took out their
"sccond papers" befote Judge winches-
ter al the recent term Of court.
Mr.. John Kur,z made homestead proof
last Saturday. His Improvements and
residence showed up first Glass;"
John Roop sold his bay roadster to
Major Mclaughlin. We understand that
Mr.. Roop has recently sold several other
horses, also.
Counselor PhilbrIck seems to be partial
10 the Blue Grass decisions. A favorite
authority with him is The Commonwealth
Of Kentucky vs.. William Yates.
One of the most successful dances
that ever occurred In Williamsport took
place last Friday evening in, the school.
house. It was credit to the young men
who got It up.
1fyou wan, 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 gro.
GERS of Bismarck 10 make market fol
dairy products, and should have the farm
ers patronage.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday were
busy dogs in Williamsport. and there
was big crowd in town. The Record
has always tried to ihake note Of the ar.
rival of visitors, but there were too many
of them this time to do 80.
The Record, With this number, bcginl
the tenth year of its existe nee, and
somewhat unusual ii North Dakota--al
that time under one management. Wher
the paper was founded there wasn't
i railroad ,in the county and but fev
buildings in Nilliamsport. And now
and now-- ....
| Uncle Ben Corbin was in town Wednes
day, and turned over lot of wolf heads
to the county auditor. Uncle Ben wal
quite warm under the sweat-pads, ant
with good cause. He shipped some $3(
worth of furs and skins to c. H. Moshe
& Co., of Columbia City, Ind, and re.
ceived $3.97 therefor.
Said grand juryman from southern
Emmons, the other day: "Slnce two Of
the four cells we're torn out, there is, ii
my judgment, now room enough in the
lower story of the Jail for the county Of
fees. A few dollars expense would Gu
down the windows and put in wooder
floor, making room entirely suitable"
! Attorney Parker, of Winchester, was i,
town during the term of court. He has
very poor opinion of the surgical treat
ment he received at Fort Yates, and be
lieves that the stiffness of his knee, which
he fears will be permanent, is owing t
the rough usage he received at the fort.
Cherry Grove school district, in thi
county, has been an object of interest tt
the state veterinary force of late, tbre,
members of the force having been recen
visitors there. They found three horse
suffering with glanders. The animals
longed to Fred Leltritz, and were or
10 be Quarantined. We understa'
one of the horses has since died.
Tribune Capt. Honstain, theJ
county farmer, was in the city
and had with hlm some me-
Piles of early .sown W.
stalks we're almost
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