Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-08-18
IN TOWN AND OUT.


and butter.
The recent high winds caused uncut |
wheat in these parts to shell quite badly. |
George Jennings buys more butter and |
eggs than all the other dealers in Bis.
marck.
If you want good accommodations and
cheap rates 60 to the Pacific Hotel, Bis
Mrs. Waldrof, who was at home for
awhile, has again been taken TO the Bls-
marck hospital.
Sell your products at the Butter and
Egg Market, Bismarck - George Jen-
nings, proprietor.
Mrs. VIM. r.. Campbell registered at
the North Dakota Building Worlds Fair
Grounds) last week.
If you want square deal and the
worth of your money, trade with George
Jennings, Bismarck.
Harvest in the Willlamsport neighbor-
hood is rapidly approaching completion.
Headers are dong most Of the work.
Mr.. w. T. Jagd, of Cherry Grove, has
been at home for couple of weeks, and
will remain for about q week longer.
Miss Lydia Barry, of Logan county. is
again resident of the Williamsport
country, and ls stopping at Mr.. Boutil.
ller's.
A big horse herd owned by gentle.
man by the name of Brown, has been In
Williamsport this week. The herd comes
from Montana.
Owing to light passenger business, one
east. bound and one west bound Northern
Pacific passenger train will be discon-
tinued on Aug. ~.
Notwithstanding the small crop Of
wheat this season in the Wllliamsport
country, the prospect is good for big
crop of weddings in the fall
Many of the box.eldcr trees on the Mis-
souri, Slope have been stripped of their
leaves by worms, which renders the trees
much more liable to be killed back during
the coming winter.
Mr.. E. H. Wilson. the well-known Bis
lnarck business man, was in town for a
short time on Monday. He was return
ing from trip through eastern Emmons
and southwestern Logan.
Messrs. Shier and Parkin we're visitors
to the county seat Saturday. Mr.. Parkin
was feeling much depressed over recently
received news of the death Of favorite
aunt in Pennsylvania.
| If you 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.
Messrs. Mutchler and Jones were in
town one day this week, on their way to
the harvest fields further east. Also,
Charley Burtts and Joseph Linder, of the
upper Beaver creek country going fur
ther east for the same purpose.
Tom Kelly was in town Yesterday. He
had just come down from Bismarck. Mr.
r. w. Child. an old settler of this county
and formerly county commissioner fol
the Third district, was in the city, and
was about to start fo- Winona.
There was fair-sized crowd in attend
ance at the Steele races last Saturday
Most of the prizes were taken by Bis
| hrr Gchnn
Superintendent Andrus and Capt anC
Fred Cotton were those from Emmon.
county who attended the races.
Mr.. Stetson succeeded in getting hi
horses released from the grip of the at
tachment placed on them by John l
Roop. Messrs. H. s. Parkin and Pete
Shier are Mr. Stctson's bondsmen. Th'
Illinois horseman-whose experience il
this part of the country has been some
what costly-is is probably at home by thi
time He was very anxious to get away
as he has entered large number of ami
mails for the Worlds Fair horse show
which opens next Monday.
John Haley is still in the hospital a
Bismarck. In recent letter he says: ="
am improving and getting stronger, bu
cannot stand on my feet yet. My nurse
help me into large rocker each day, 70
a change, and so that may write littl
if am so inclined. had horror of tn
hospital at first; but, as mother has beel
one of my nurses, feel quite at hom
now and am sure the sisters do all il
their power to make it pleasant for me
They are very kind and attentive, an,
everything about the hospital is kept "a
clean and neat as a PIN"
! Jamestown Alert: Carter Harrison
Chlcago's mayor, elected with the entir
press Of the city fighting. him, carrie
weight in his words when he tells tn
country the condition of portion of tn
people now IN his city. He says tina
200, 900 men there are out OF work, an,
that, If congress does not give back tn
money to the people taken from them ii
the loss of silver, there will be riots il
Chicago that will shake things" Th'
/ gold standard press that fought Harrison
says that the less silver we have the NOR
prosperity will there be, and that conf
dence will only be restored by uncondl
tional repeal of the Sherman law, ant
that there will be no riots. Which il
z worthier of belief-the Chicago opposi
ton press that lost its fght or the mayo
who won? Which is more likely to tel